Duran Duran bassist John Taylor thinks music groups are a dying breed. “[The] day of the group is almost gone,” the rocker declared during a panel at the Sanremo Music Festival in Italy.

Between climate change and the effects of humanity on the environment, many species have been harmed. Here are a few of them that have been led near extinction.

The kakapo (Strigops habroptilus) is a remarkable bird, known not only for its unique nocturnal and flightless nature but also for its critically endangered status. With its charming yellow-green ...

On Thursday, the parenting website BabyCenter published a report highlighting the baby names that are apparently at risk of “going extinct” this year. According to their data, popular names from the ...

From the near-extinct, flightless kakapo of New Zealand to Australia’s flying foxes dying in intense heatwaves and South Africa’s heavily trafficked pangolin, Tortoise Media’s new podcast ...

These names — and more — are among the entries on BabyCenter’s latest list of 2025’s “Baby Names at Risk of Going Extinct,” as based on data submitted by registered users of the ...

At the other end of the scale, though, BabyCenter has isolated all the names that are now being used so infrequently by new parents that they’re at risk of going extinct. Jamie fell a staggering ...

The purpose: to capture for posterity species that someday might be extinct. To reflect the project ... He plans to keep going to 15,000, which could take another 10-15 years.

A new report from the parenting website BabyCenter highlights the names that are so rapidly declining they might be at risk of "going extinct." David A Land via Getty Images While there are many ...

On Thursday, the parenting website BabyCenter published a report highlighting the baby names that are apparently at risk of “going extinct” this year. According to the data, popular names from ...

(NEXSTAR) – Much like the doomed flightless dodo, baby names like “Emory,” “Jamie” or “Remy” are quickly being stamped out by the same humans who once found them so uniquely remarkable.