WWildlife Read More How to Track Contender, the 1,700-Pound Great White Shark Heading to Cape CodJuly 23, 2026 The post How to Track Contender, the 1,700-Pound Great White Shark Heading to Cape Cod appeared first on…
WWildlife Read More Tasmanian devils show signs of adapting to second contagious cancerJuly 23, 2026 A second contagious cancer affecting Tasmanian devils has spread more slowly than scientists feared, with long-term monitoring suggesting…
WWildlife Read More Probe launched into claims platypus burrow destroyed by Tasmanian council flood prevention worksJuly 23, 2026 Conservationists say a platypus burrow has been destroyed by contractors using an excavator undertaking remediation works for the…
WWildlife Read More Why crabs walk sideways instead of forwards – and the answer is stranger than you thinkJuly 23, 2026 Most crabs walk sideways but some still prefer to walk forwards, such as the lumbering spider crabs, which…
WWildlife Read More They sound like spaceships! Polar researchers capture otherworldly footage of seal mum and pup beneath the iceJuly 23, 2026 Researchers have shared adorable footage of mother Weddell seals teaching their babies to swim in Antarctica’s McMurdo Sound. Adult Weddell seals,…
WWildlife Read More Six fluffy barn owlets were found nesting on a farm near Peterborough, bringing good news after the farm faced six suspected arson attacks this summerJuly 23, 2026 A surprise brood of six barn owlets has brought a welcome lift to a Cambridgeshire farm after a…
WWildlife Read More The sex life of treefrogs: how females build better nests by mating with multiple partnersJuly 23, 2026 African grey foam-nest treefrogs (Chiromantis xerampelina) are common across the savannahs and dry forests of south-eastern Africa. Despite…
WWildlife Read More In 2015, two men bought live sea turtles from a Papua New Guinea food market and set them free instead of letting them become food | World NewsJuly 23, 2026 In 2015, a simple act of compassion by two men in Papua New Guinea won hearts after they…
WWildlife Read More Do tourists stress out safari animals? We tested their dung to find outJuly 23, 2026 Every year, thousands of tourists pile into game drive vehicles or don their hiking gear and cross South…
WWildlife Read More Australia’s largest onshore wind farm just revealed one site killed 20 wedge-tailed eagles in 18 months, its deadliest anywhere for the 9-foot-wingspan raptor, and the fix that works needs a permit firstJuly 23, 2026 KeysQuestions4Explore4 Rye Park wind farm — Australia’s largest onshore — has quietly become the deadliest wind site on…
WWildlife Read More Volkswagen’s ‘kangaroo frequency’ protects wildlifeJuly 23, 2026 According to a study by Australian Associated Motor Insurers Limited, kangaroos are responsible for roughly 90% of all…
WWildlife Read More How a YouTube video proved the existence of Libya’s sand catsJuly 23, 2026 It’s not every day that a YouTube video triggers a major wildlife discovery, yet that’s exactly what Mohammed…