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A snail species thought extinct in the 1990s was found surviving in a concrete alley in Bermuda's capital. After a decade of careful breeding, conservationists have released over 100,000 snails back into the wild, securing the species' future.
A snail species thought extinct for 40 years is thriving again on Bermuda's islands after conservationists bred 106,000 of them at an English zoo. Six island colonies are now self-sustaining, marking a rare conservation comeback.
A button-sized snail once declared extinct has been officially saved from disappearing forever. After rediscovering a tiny population in a Bermuda alleyway, conservationists bred and released over 100,000 snails back into the wild.
A button-sized snail once thought lost forever has been officially saved from extinction after conservationists bred and released over 100,000 into the wild. The greater Bermuda snail's rescue marks one of conservation's biggest success stories.
A tiny snail once thought extinct is now thriving in Bermuda after UK zoos bred thousands and returned them to the wild. Six colonies have successfully established themselves on the island, marking a major conservation victory.
A button-sized snail once thought extinct in Bermuda is now thriving after conservationists bred and released over 100,000 of them back into the wild. The decade-long rescue effort proves that even the smallest creatures can make a massive comeback.