Rare octopus spotted on Tenby’s North Beach before vanishing
Gareth Davies The octopus was seen at low tide on North Beach in Tenby A photographer who was…
Baby mountain lion found with ‘concerning’ injuries in middle of L.A. County roadway
An injured mountain lion cub was captured by wildlife officials Wednesday after it was seen huddled in the…
Man bitten by shark at Manly described as ‘talented musician, lover of surfing’
The family of a 27-year-old man bitten by a shark at Manly beach on Monday is calling for…
The koala success story with a catch: ‘This should be good news’
Koalas are endangered across much of eastern Australia, but in pockets of South Australia and Victoria, populations are…
‘I kept telling him to not look at his leg and we just kept paddling’: Surfer revived after shark bite on Manly Beach
A man was bitten by a shark at North Steyne near Manly Beach just after 6pm this evening,…
New clues to woolly rhino extinction found in wolf’s stomach
Scientists found a piece of woolly rhino tissue in the stomach of this 14,400-year-old wolf pup. Genomic analysis…
Scientists Froze Nearly Half of This Snake’s Body, and It Came Back to Life
While most snakes retreat deep underground to avoid subzero temperatures, some populations of Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis face a…
Injured Sambar deer found trapped in Chestnut Nature Park, dies after suspected vehicular accident
An injured Sambar deer was found along a nature trail with its antlers stuck on a tree branch.…
Why sharks and humans crossed paths so often this week
Updated January 20, 2026 — 5:14pm,first published 2:07pm Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items.…
How to stay safe from sharks in Australia
Beaches along the NSW coast have been closed after four shark attacks in two days, with swimmers urged…
Tourist wraps bananas around body to feed wild monkeys in Da Nang
By Hoang Vu  January 19, 2026 | 07:55 pm PT Images on social media show a foreigner wrapped…
So a cow can use a stick to scratch its backside. When will we learn that humans are really not that special? | Helen Pilcher
I have a farmer friend who regularly regales me with colourful stories of her cattle. Take the time…