WWildlife Read More Scientists optimistic despite losing 14,000 tagged bogong mothsSeptember 6, 2026 Every year, billions of bogong moths migrate across the country to New South Wales’s Snowy Mountains to escape…
WWildlife Read More In 2002, Lundy began its rat-eradication project; puffins later rose from 13 in 2000 to 1,335, and more than 40,000 seabirds now nest on the islandSeptember 5, 2026 Off the coast of southwest England, the small island of Lundy was once a textbook case of how…
WWildlife Read More Food influencer gets to know B.C. by eating flora and faunaSeptember 5, 2026 Open this photo in gallery: Influencer Justin Park took to social media to share his exhilaration with B.C.’s…
WWildlife Read More Bats are protecting one of the world’s most expensive nutsSeptember 5, 2026 Bats and nearby natural habitats may help macadamia farms reduce insect damage while supporting stronger yields and wildlife.…
WWildlife Read More Liberia’s rescued chimpanzees receive health checksSeptember 5, 2026 Chimpanzees rescued from research laboratories are getting a new lease on life at a sanctuary in Liberia, where…
WWildlife Read More 10 Extinct Creatures That Aren’t What We ThoughtSeptember 5, 2026 The study of extinct creatures has a major hurdle. There is no living dinosaur to observe. No cave…
WWildlife Read More Researchers capture footage of fish “moonwalking” on South China Sea floorSeptember 5, 2026 Michael Jackson may no longer be with us, but it appears he has channeled his spirit into a…
WWildlife Read More Meet Ho-Yeung Chan, the student who accidentally discovered a new sea slug smaller than a grain of rice |September 5, 2026 Thecacera sesama. Image Credit: Ho-Yeung Chan An accidental encounter by a student during a recreational dive has led…
WWildlife Read More See it: New York waters welcome 2 massive visitors as whale sharks spotted off coastSeptember 5, 2026 NEW YORK – A massive surprise discovery was made in New York’s waters when a boater encountered two…
WWildlife Read More Country diary: The wild, riotous sounds of otters in battle | EnvironmentSeptember 5, 2026 I hear them before I see them: a wailing, or something more like ululation. High-pitched, repeated vocalisations that…
WWildlife Read More The photographer racing to capture life on Earth before it’s lostSeptember 5, 2026 EDITOR’S NOTE: Call to Earth is a CNN editorial series committed to reporting on the environmental challenges facing…
WWildlife Read More Scientists filmed a sperm whale giving birth and watched females from another family line help bring the calf into the world — then repeatedly lift the newborn to the surface and support it there while it was still too weak and uncoordinated to swim properly on its ownSeptember 5, 2026 Blood clouded the water off Dominica just before noon, and eleven sperm whales pressed in closer instead of…