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Which predator was brought back to Yellowstone in 1995?
Answer: Gray wolf
Why: Yellowstone's last wolves were killed in 1926, so the 1995 release ended an absence of 69 years.
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Which country's constitution requires 60% forest cover?
Answer: Bhutan
Why: Forests cover about 71% of Bhutan, comfortably above the 60% its constitution demands.
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What bird descends entirely from one female called Old Blue?
Answer: Black robin
Why: Each year conservationists put Old Blue's first eggs in tomtit nests, so she laid again while tomtits raised the first brood.
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Which Red List level have giant pandas held since 2016?
Answer: Vulnerable
Why: Wild pandas rose from 1,596 in 2004 to 1,864 in 2014, and in 2016 the IUCN moved them down from Endangered.
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How many rhino species are alive today?
Answer: Five
Why: Three of the five, the black, Javan and Sumatran rhinos, are listed as Critically Endangered.
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By how much did dehorning cut rhino poaching in a 2025 study?
Answer: About 78%
Why: Poachers still killed some dehorned rhinos for their stumps and regrown horn, so dehorning must be repeated.
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