Truth behind Home and Away star Kate Ritchie’s ‘near death experience’ with crocodile in Queensland
Former Home and Away star turned radio presenter, Kate Ritchie, has revealed her “near-death experience” with a crocodile…
Birth of mountain bongo at Woburn ‘win for global conservation’
Woburn Safari Park/PA Woburn Safari Park says every successful birth is a meaningful contribution to the conservation of…
The Tapanuli Orangutan Is The World’s Rarest Great Ape, With Fewer Than 800 Left In The Wild
Back in 2017, scientists finally described what became the world’s newest great ape species: the Tapanuli orangutan (Pongo…
The Dutch rewilding project that took a dark turn
The annual cap on herbivore numbers is “super unnatural”, says Svenning. A fixed population is “not how ecosystems…
Hidden camera proves humans and wildlife can peacefully coexist
A forest can look alive from above and still be silent, with no footprints, calls, or creatures. Scientists…
How Vampire Bats Keep From Starving
In a sanguineous TED-Ed Lesson written by Imran Razik and directed by Sharon Colman, narrator Adrian Dannatt explains…
10 Most Snake Infested State Parks In New York
New York’s most crowded arenas aren’t theaters or stadiums, they’re stone walls and river gorges where snakes gather…
Sawfish extinct in Pakistani waters
The endangered Longcomb Sawfish caught off the Jiwani coast lies on the jetty, a photo of the fish…
Farmer captures never-before-seen snake behaviour on Aussie property: ‘Exceedingly rare’
For over 30 years, a South Australian farmer has conducted surveys of the unique wildlife that lives on…
Watch: Blue whale spotted on Akaroa cruise in first sighting since 2020
“We had word from another operator that there was a humpback whale just at the harbour entrance,” Waghorn…
South Africa’s Wim van den Heever Just Won the ‘Oscar’ of Wildlife Photography!
It took this Pretoria-based photographer 10 years to get the dream shot. He never gave up. Now, he’s…
Bonobos transformed how we think about animal societies. Can we save the last of the ‘hippy apes’? | Wildlife
A few dozen large nests appear in the mist of equatorial dawn, half-hidden behind a tangle of vines…