Frogs Make Poor Mating Choices When Overwhelmed
Romantic overload isn’t just a human problem; for one tree frog species, too many suitors can mean…
‘Coyote Talks’ will teach you how to coexist with urban wildlife in Brampton
Ever wondered what to do if you encounter a coyote in Brampton? Then the city’s upcoming “Coyote Talks”…
Rescued eagle taken to Hobbitstee Wildlife Refuge
An eagle is recovering after it was found covered in a strange substance. CTV’s Krista Simpson reports. A…
Nunavut fish to make an international trip to Japan
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The Heartwarming Story of How a Lion, a Tiger, and a Bear Defied Biology and Became Best Friends
Image credits: Noah’s Ark. Their amazing story first started in the dark. Before they became internet legends and…
‘Our hands are tied’: Golden rescue can no longer take in fawns under new chronic wasting disease rules
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In 1905, a Bohemian prince released five muskrats into his estate ponds as a fur venture. Within a decade, around 2 million were in Bohemia | World News
A small group of muskrats arrived in Bohemia in 1905, carried across the Atlantic as curiosities from a…
‘I tried to say goodbye and tried to tell him I love him’: Canada’s last captive whales leave Marineland
Tofino, a massive beluga weighing more than 1,500 kilograms, has made history as the last captive whale in…
In 1859, Victoria released 24 wild rabbits for hunting; 91 years later, Australia had 600 million, and the feral pests still caused A$200 million in damage |
A dark brown rabbit sitting in a grassy area in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada. Credits – Wikimedia Commons…
Photographer wins dream Canadian Geographic gig for wildlife portfolio including dramatic shot of puffin and cute fox portrait
Most photography competitions offer a cash or equipment prize, but I’m sure many of us would trade that…
1950: Kevin Budden, a 20-year-old photographer, was dying from a taipan snake bite when he insisted the snake be saved; five years later, its venom helped save a boy’s life
In 1950, 20-year-old Kevin Budden died after a coastal taipan bite. But before his death, he insisted the…
For more than four decades, George Divoky has worked from Cooper Island’s lone cabin; by 1989, the black guillemot colony he tracked had reached 200 breeding pairs
The island is about 35 kilometres southeast of Point Barrow, now known as Utqiaġvik, and has little infrastructure…