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What is karst, and why should we care about it? One of the least familiar and most threatened habitat types is limestone – also known as karst. Find out more about the world's largest spotted cat and ...

Near-extinct Caribbean reptile makes epic comeback The population of the Sombrero ground lizard is now estimated at more than 1,600 – a rapid recovery.

One of the least familiar and most threatened habitat types is limestone – also known as karst. What are the threats to limestone habitats?