Wildlife

A fossil pincer held at the Natural History Museum in London is more than 159 millimetres long. One…

“I was on a boat passing under cliffs where Northern Gannets nest and spotted this dead bird hanging…

History is repeating itself across New Zealand’s back country and farms but this time there are no good…

Once upon a time, in the woods outside Pola de Somiedo, lived a family of Cantabrian brown bears.…

Far beneath the ocean surface, an elusive, shadowy figure slips through the depths, evading even the most determined…

From poems to films and books of history, horses feature widely in Australian popular culture. Feral horses, also…

In 2017, Parks Canada released 16 plains bison into Banff National Park, beginning a carefully monitored effort to…

Bec West has been involved in the Wild Deserts project for a decade.(ABC News: Bill Ormonde) It has…

The spread of H5 bird flu into foxes on Australia’s mainland has prompted calls for a “major rethink”…

Ancient DNA reveals that the American cheetah was actually closer to pumas, ranged into Arctic Yukon, and may…

When a friend approached Brent Williams four years ago with a business proposition to start an ostrich…

Living successfully in the tropics is no mean feat. Stuart Blackman looks at the living conditions at the…

A fossil pincer more than 159 millimetres long has been identified as a scorpion’s, after a century in which the animal was most often filed among the crustaceans, and the scorpion reading was still being rejected in 2024