Providing updates on species preservation and issues

De-extinction fascinates me. I (probably like you) love reading updates from organizations like Colossal- a key de-extinction organization, wondering when I will see a little dodo head pop into frame- a relic reimagined over 300 years after the last known bird graced windswept Mauritius.  Re-inventing the Dodo Can you imagine...

Drawing courtesy of Tim Jeffs Art   You have likely read that scientists are working on resurrecting the Wooly Mammoth, using a hybrid of existing elephant-relative DNA and really old mammoth DNA harvested during archeological digs.  Sounds REALLY fascinating, right?  I remember seeing the Wooly Mammoth exhibit at the natural...

Guess what, animal lovers? 🦍✨ The Columbus Zoo just welcomed a new baby gorilla, and it’s beyond adorable! 🍼❤️ Click the link to find out all the sweet details about this critically endangered cutie and how you can help support species survival! 🌍💚 #BabyGorilla #ColumbusZoo #SpeciesSurvival #Speciologie

Greetings friends.  I was truly captivated by the topic of todays post, the Borneo Bearded Pig, a remarkable creature inhabiting the rainforests of Borneo. Hope you are too! Introducing the Borneo Bearded Pig: Visualize a pig with a distinctive beard – it may sound amusing, maybe you think it looks...

And then there were three! Wow!  In a truly groundbreaking advancement, scientists announced a global first on Wednesday, potentially rescuing Northern White Rhinos from extinction. The BioRescue project's team achieved success by impregnating a southern white rhino through in vitro fertilization (IVF), offering a potential lifeline for the endangered northern...

  After being considered extinct for 113 years, a Fernandina Island Galápagos tortoise was found in 2019 by a joint expedition led by the Galápagos National Park Directorate and the Galápagos Conservancy. However, this female, named Fernanda, is the only confirmed living Ferdinandina Island Galapagos tortoise alive, and thus, the...

"Think globally, act locally”. I remember hearing it often as a child. I think it applies today more than ever. As a child of the 60’s and 70’s growing up in Southern California, I experienced, first hand, the impact of urbanization and habitat loss. People have to have houses, we...

Preserving Earth's Legacy: A Call to Save Species

Embark on a journey of understanding, read the story of endangered and extinct species like the Passenger Pigeon and Tasmanian Tiger.

A Call to Action: Reflect on the broader consequences of species extinction and consider the impact of your choices on our planet.

Join the Movement: Visit Speciologie's online platform and be part of the effort to save Earth's diverse species. Your purchases of Speciologie's fashionable extinct animal clothing support species survival, contributing to the preservation of our planet's invaluable biodiversity. #Speciologie

The Latest IUCN Red List is out.

Established in 1964, the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature has transformed into the most comprehensive global source of information regarding the conservation status of plant, animal, and fungi species. Serving as a vital gauge of global biodiversity, it offers much more than a simple list of species and their statuses. This tool is instrumental in driving awareness and action for biodiversity conservation and policy reforms, crucial for safeguarding the essential natural resources for our survival. The IUCN Red List provides in-depth insights into species including their range, population size, habitat and ecology, use and trade, threats they face, and conservation efforts, all of which are pivotal for making informed conservation decisions. Speciologie donates a portion of all purchases to support species conservation efforts.

In a delicate dance of existence, every species plays a vital role, woven into the intricate fabric of our planet. The survival and well-being of each living being, from the tiniest microorganisms to the largest mammals, are interdependent. Biodiversity is not merely a matter of aesthetic appreciation or scientific curiosity;...