Illegal wolf killings spark an investigation in Washington, an increase in medicines containing banned animal parts, super-sized penguin fossils discovered in New Zealand, and a Bryde’s whale carcass in Namibia could help settle a century-old scientific conundrum! Get these stories and more in this week’s roundup of nature news. <br /> <br />Earth Touch News Network <br />http://www.earthtouchnews.com <br /> <br />SOURCES: <br /> <br />SHARK-DRAGGING CASE CLOSED <br />https://goo.gl/DrHoqm <br /> <br />ANCIENT PARASITE <br />https://goo.gl/v2oyrU <br /> <br />SUPER-SIZED PENGUIN <br />https://goo.gl/G7mX6v <br /> <br />LIZARDS OF OZ <br />https://goo.gl/FGzSsL <br /> <br />TASMANIAN TIGER <br />https://goo.gl/k12owi <br /> <br />VULTURE DECLINE <br />https://goo.gl/ckT2wk <br /> <br />SUMATRAN RHINOS IN TROUBLE <br />https://goo.gl/EDFCJv <br /> <br />WOLF REWARD <br />https://goo.gl/aNjELH <br /> <br />ILLEGAL-TRADE MEDICINE <br />https://goo.gl/qMfbV5 <br /> <br />NEW MARINE REFUGE <br />https://goo.gl/sGU3TV <br /> <br />BRYDE’S WHALE WASHUP <br />https://goo.gl/gEAHkS
