Barbary lions were a population of the lion subspecies Panthera leo leo. They once inhabited the mountains and deserts of northern Africa, from Morocco to Egypt. They became extinct after the ...

Most of the trees debarked by the macaques, he says, “are alive and well today.” Meanwhile, the IUCN, in response to a request from the Moroccan government, has agreed to help study Barbary ...

How these trees then reached continental Africa and Australia is still unclear. In the past, some have proposed that baobab fruits may have been carried by ocean currents and, in the case of ...

They receive all the nutrients they would get in the wild from eating the whole of their prey. Barbary lions originally roamed northern Africa, from Morocco to Egypt. But they were declared extinct in ...

The Barbary macaque is a monkey of many distinctions. It is the only primate, other than humans, north of the Sahara on the African continent, and it’s the only macaque living outside of Asia.