Pakistan's national mammal makes comeback Date: July 3, 2012 Source: Wildlife Conservation Society Summary: The markhor – a majestic wild goat species – is making a remarkable comeback in ...

ISLAMABAD: The government has launched an initiative to develop the country’s first ever National Red Data Book on Mammals of Pakistan. The Ministry of Climate Change said on Sunday it is making ...

EXTINCTION OF WILDLIFE SPECIES IN PAKISTAN. It is utterly disappointing to find out that about 90 species of mammals, reptiles and birds are approaching the critical stage of extinction in Pakistan.

After the dramatic extinction of the dinosaurs, the bones of the largest land mammal were discovered in 1910 by English paleontologist Sir Clive Forster Cooper. In Balochistan, Cooper discovered ...

“Pakistan is going to make a comprehensive National Red Data Book of mammals for the first time, which will provide population status of species at national level.

He further informed that around 786 wildlife species found in Pakistan, including 186 reptiles and 173 mammals, and that about 90 species including 50 mammals, 27 birds and 17 reptiles were placed ...

The decision was taken at a meeting of International Trade in Endangered Species Authority board held in Islamabad with Minister for Climate Change Sherry Rehman in the chair. Thursday, 06 March 2025, ...

Researchers led by Tao Deng, a mammal paleontologist at China’s Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing, have now found that the new species P. linxiaense was ...

Pakistan's national mammal, markhor are known for their spectacular, corkscrew horns that can reach nearly five feet in length. They are an important prey species for large carnivores such as ...