Today’s Extinct (Plant): Acalypha Dikuluwensis
April 3, 2013
Image from Copperflora.org. When I decided to reembark on this series of posts about extinct species, I did a check through my copious bookmarks to see if anything jumped out…
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Roger's posts about vanishing fauna. 
Today’s Extinct Animal: Falkland Islands Wolf
March 5, 2013
Islands: they’re good places to show up at if you are looking to evolutionarily diverge. If your species manages to arrive at an island with no native predators on it,…
A World of Wounds
March 28, 2010
Here’s a list of ten of my favorite quotes pertaining to the state of the world that I’ve gleaned in the past several years: A: “We don’t change our behavior,…
Today’s Extinct Animal: Christmas Island Pipistrelle
October 31, 2009
Alas, time’s up for the Christmas Island pipistrelle bat. The tiny winged mammals, endemic to Australia’s Christmas island, are overrun by human-introduced yellow crazy ants, giant centipedes and wolf snakes….
No More Jaguars
April 8, 2009
That’s all, folks! The last Jaguar in the United States has been killed. The beast in question, a sixteen year old male named “Macho B”, was euthanized by state biologists…
The Totoaba Croaks
April 3, 2009
It’s been a while since I’ve posted any depressing stories about doomed animal life on this blog. Now that I’ve actually gone through with the whole moving-to-portland, thing, maybe I’ll…
Today’s Extinct Animal- The Lake Atitlan Grebe
August 26, 2008
I’ve decided that this blog thing might be useful for regular, depressing updates on the subject that I think about most, namely, extinction. To start off with, I think I’ll…
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