ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.— The Center for Biological Diversity filed a formal notice of intent today to sue the Trump administration for failing to protect eight rare species of skink, from Puerto Rico and ...
The Service must make a new decision by July 31, 2024. The Center’s lawsuit, filed earlier this year, challenged the Service’s failure to base its 2018 skink decision on the most current and accurate ...
shingle-back skinks, juvenile rhinoceros iguanas, and the rare Albino bat. The second bag contained 16 creatures, such as Lutino iguanas, agile gibbons, baby American alligators, and baby leopard ...
This account squares with Tongan folklore suggesting that sightings of the skink were rare and, thus, portentous. Time will tell whether the elusive skink still exists on the islands of Tonga.