Babary macaques in Europe

Wild boars are an important species for their native environments. Aside from being a regular prey for several large carnivores, this speicies is an important dispersal of mushrooms and bulbous plants (ex. daffodils), dispersing them on long distance

Two mammoth trunkos protect a young snow snoot (a different species of trunkos) from a bumblebadger. The small bird will be adopted by the adult mammoth. Taken from the new post of Serina.

The National Arctic wildlife Refuge is a 19,286,722 acre piece of federally protected land in northeast Alaska. Any ideas for rewilding here? The area already has muskox, a lot of caribou, moose, dull sheep, grizzly bears, wolves, and polar bears.

WTF I love boars now

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An update to “THYLACINE JOEY PHOTO”, TAGOA has released their photographs... in my opinion definitely two pademelons and a cat.

The importance of hedgegrow for mantaining a good level of biodiversity, even in an anthropized field

The Putorana Plateau in Siberia is an area the size of Great Britain, completely uninhabited by humans. What animals can be introduced here?

Amazing footage of lost late- Pleistocene interaction between wild boar and hyenas

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Boar Breaks Into A Hyena Enclosure

The European bison population is no longer vulnerable. The population increased by almost 250% since 2003

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To each one his own habitat. It's better not turn rewilding in a random introduction of animals in the same place. Some species avoid closed habitats, while other are more generalists, etc. Here, as an example, a generalized habitat preference for various pleistocenic species in Europe

The ongoing eruption of Mt Etna in Italy

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Qarmoutus eats primate

Generalized habitat preference for various pleistocenic mammals in Europe

Higly generalized habitat preference for various pleistocenic mammals in Europe

What species would you (re)introduce to which rewilding area (for some examples, see pic) and what is your reason or argument for it?

Missing lynx: how rewilding Britain could restore its natural balance | Wildlife

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IUCN announce a new Tiger Habitat Conservation Programme

This is an artwork of the Saint Bathans mammal, known from only two fossil remains. Though it doesn't seems metal, it's the last terrestrial mammal that ever lived on New Zealand. After its disappearence, New Zealand became totally a bird-dominated island. That's the plot of the book "I'm legend"

Is there a solution to the lack of genetic diversity in some species?

The European Bison: a gastronomic giant

Serina is pretty active in these weeks, I'm pretty excited. Here's the insular fauna of Meridian Islands. Some Tribbats (the flying fishes) evolved cursoriality!! [LINK in the comments]

Holy crap, I found a Thylacine!!!!

Zebra Duiker (Cephalophus zebra)

Map of Current biodiversity