WWildlife Read More ‘Humongous’ marmot crowned winner in inaugural Fat Marmot Week contest | US newsAugust 30, 2026 A marmot contest started by researchers who turned to OnlyFans to help save a decades-long research project has…
WWildlife Read More In the 1970s, just 14 giant tortoises remained on Española; now 3,000 are restoring vegetation and bringing albatrosses back to nesting grounds |August 30, 2026 On Española, one of the smaller islands in the Galápagos, the landscape is being reshaped by animals that…
WWildlife Read More Lemurs reveal why humans may not be strictly daytime animalsAugust 30, 2026 Humans have long been considered daytime animals, but new research suggests our natural activity pattern extends much further…
WWildlife Read More Paradise Photographer Recognized as ‘Canadian Wildlife Photographer of the Year’August 30, 2026 Flying Puffin by David Sturge A local photographer is being recognized as Canadian Wildlife Photographer of the…
WWildlife Read More Scientists found common eastern bumblebee queens can survive underwater for up to 1 week; the 2024 University of Guelph study began after flooded fridge tubes |August 30, 2026 Large earth bumblebee (queen) on phacelia blossoms. Credits – Wikimedia Commons A laboratory accident at a Canadian university…
WWildlife Read More In 1967, Guy Savy and a partner bought a degraded Seychelles island; after restoring nesting habitat, its sooty tern colony rose from under 20,000 pairs to about 700,000August 30, 2026 Guy Savy and a partner bought a degraded Seychelles island A tiny coral island on the northern edge…
WWildlife Read More In 1990, the northern spotted owl became a symbol of America’s logging wars; 36 years later, scientists say it is already functionally extinct across large swaths of its rangeAugust 30, 2026 In 1990, a small bird became an unlikely symbol of one of America’s fiercest environmental battles. The northern…
WWildlife Read More Spiders are barely noticed underfoot, but a peer-reviewed 2017 estimate put their annual global prey kill at 400–800 million tonnes — a range whose upper end is about twice the roughly 400 million tonnes of meat and fish humans consume each yearAugust 30, 2026 Most of us file spiders under one of two headings. Either they are pests to squash or usher…
WWildlife Read More What does the future hold for Norfolk’s first wild beavers?August 30, 2026 There are concerns over reintroducing beavers, particularly around their dams being built in inappropriate places and their ability…
WWildlife Read More Farmer fears for kingfishers and wildlife at crowded River StourAugust 30, 2026 A farmer has spoken of his fears that antisocial river users are scaring or drowning local wildlife. Daniel…
WWildlife Read More LEOPARDS OF MAGA (apologies to Warren Zevon)August 30, 2026 So, yesterday, I’m browsing on Daily Kos, as I’m wont to do, and start reading the comments to…
WWildlife Read More Orcas and polar bears: Best wildlife photos of 2026August 30, 2026 London’s Natural History Museum is offering a sneak peek ahead of an exhibition. It’ll show all award-winning images…