‘I don’t feel bad, not one bit’
In one of the most notable examples of what can go wrong when visitors get too close to…
Officials stunned after cameras capture footage of wild animal in unexpected location: ‘It’s gratifying to see’
Romanian conservationists are celebrating a rare moose sighting, which represents a promising sign for biodiversity in the region.…
‘Rogue jumbo outpacing us, not afraid of crackers and torches’: On the wild trail of a killer elephant that shows no fear | Ranchi News
Among the casualties was a forest guard from the animal rescue squad from West Bengal CHAIBASA: On the…
Rowing Team’s Breathtaking Face-to-Face with Whale Caught on Film While Crossing Atlantic (WATCH)
SWNS / Get Busy Rowing team Incredible footage shows a team of rowers coming face to face with…
Dangerously alive: summer, sharks and a ritual encounter with danger
A beach swim, a shark warning and a familiar summer ritual open up bigger questions about safety, fear,…
‘It’s only a matter of time’
Not every tourist to wildlife areas obeys the rules and regulations designed to keep both humans and animals…
Orca whales delight Seattle onlookers with breaches and tail slaps in rare close encounter
SEATTLE — With breaches and tail slapping, a pod of orca whales put on a show near Seattle…
Experts issue warning as harmful snakes spread into new territory — here’s what’s happening
Conservation experts are concerned about fragile ecosystems because invasive snakes are spreading across the Balearic Islands. Officials note…
Brisbane woman wakes to find 2.5m python curled up on top of her
A Brisbane woman was left rattled after waking in the night to discover a non-venomous carpet python lying…
Orca surround swimmer on pontoon at Wellington’s Oriental Bay
Orca surround swimmer on pontoon at Wellington’s Oriental Bay ZB Choose a region Shows Slide previous Slide next…
‘Never rescued an elephant like this before’
Wildlife experts in Nigeria are celebrating a historic conservation milestone after rescuing and beginning rehabilitation of a baby…
Extinct antelopes were released into the Sahara Desert and, five years later, deep holes, spontaneous vegetation and ecological changes are already visible even by satellite, surprising scientists
An unlikely experiment in the heart of the Sahara revealed that nature itself, when properly reintroduced, can reverse…