From 'microjewel' snails to the magnificent Tok Belang, the past year marks another sad chapter in the tale of our country’s vanishing biodiversity. (This report has been updated with corrections – Editor)
Among the many subplots of humanity’s great symphonic rise to power and domination here on Earth is the pathetic wheeze that represents the depletion of the planet’s biodiversity. While extinction of species is more or less expected in the grand narrative of evolution, there’s something truly disturbing about the natural world’s recent decline.
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Lifestyle
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Features
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Environment
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Animals
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Wildlife
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Nature
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Year End
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2014
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conservation
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extinction
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extinct
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endangered
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threatened
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species
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Malaysia
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International Union for Conservation of Nature
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IUCN
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Red List
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Malayan tiger
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lesser mouse deer
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kancil
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snail
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micro snail
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Gunung Kanthan
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Bukit Pancing
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new species
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extinct species
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