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Red List of Threatened Species, 17,291 were deemed to be at serious risk. These included 21% of mammals, 30% of amphibians, 70% of plants and 35% of invertebrates. Biodiversity Conservation Group. "The latest analysis... shows that the 2010 target to...

D announced today. Tarek Kamel, Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Dr.. Hany Helal, Minister of Higher Education that Egypt has applied for domain registration, "Dutt Egypt," I have in the ICANN meeting on the management of Internet resources held...

Dear Readers, i was sitting when this idea came to me and i thought is realy internet become like food we eat or the air we breath every moment i think that amounts of people who become using internet these...

A Tanzanian snake so startled by a British researcher that it threw up its still-undigested dinner in fact horked up a previously unknown species of chameleon. Andrew Marshall tells the Guardian he was surveying monkeys in the Magombera forest when...

Is expected to announce in the coming hours of the Americas agreement between the two giants (Yahoo) and (Microsoft) in the field of search engines, so that together can compete with the biggest giant in this area is the engine...

Globalive from setting up shop as Canada's fourth national cellphone company. Jumping spiders use blood they get from eating mosquitoes as a perfume to attract the opposite sex, researchers say. More Canadians are coming forward with complaints about how they...

Egypt says it has begun registration for the first Arabic language Internet domain. The move is part of efforts to let users of non-Latin script have better access to the Web. The new domain name will be "dot.msr" (pronounced either...

Dubbed Aardonyx Celestae, a combination of Afrikaans and Greek that means "Earth Claw", fossils of the seven-metre (23-feet) long dinosaur were uncovered in the central Free State province by a team of post-graduate students from Johannesburg's Witswatersrand University. "We knew...