WWildlife Read More Rays use chemical alarm signals to warn each other of dangerJune 18, 2026 Danger in the ocean does not always arrive in plain sight. Sometimes it spreads as an invisible chemical…
WWildlife Read More Prowling cats, pink dolphins and giant eagles: 16 incredible photos from the AmazonJune 18, 2026 Spanning the Amazon River basin of South America, the Amazon rainforest is one of the most biodiverse ecosystems…
WWildlife Read More Missing Baby Giraffes Are Finally SafeJune 18, 2026 The long-running question of what happened to two missing giraffe calves in Virginia now has an answer.…
WWildlife Read More Beaver rewilding: This city had a flooding problem, so it turned to the world’s second largest rodent for helpJune 18, 2026 Summary An patch of West London plagued by flooding turned to beavers, extinct in the UK for 400…
WWildlife Read More Black Bear Feasting on Chickens in EastportJune 18, 2026 A trap has been set up in the Eastport area to capture a marauding black bear that…
WWildlife Read More Beaver rewilding: This city had a flooding problem, so it turned to the world’s second largest rodent for helpJune 18, 2026 Summary An patch of West London plagued by flooding turned to beavers, extinct in the UK for 400…
WWildlife Read More Leave it to the beavers: How the industrious mammals are helping to stop a London tube station from floodingJune 18, 2026 By the time a mother beaver named Willow waddled into a clearing, a hush had fallen over an…
WWildlife Read More Bat with rabies found at Spiritwood daycare this month: Sask. Health AuthorityJune 18, 2026 After a bat with rabies was found in a Spiritwood daycare earlier this month, the Saskatchewan Health Authority…
WWildlife Read More Watch sharks use manta rays to scratch unreachable itchesJune 18, 2026 We all know how maddening an unreachable itch can be. Galapagos sharks have found a creative solution to…
WWildlife Read More Female bull sharks may reunite with the same partners year after yearJune 18, 2026 Bull shark breeding is usually cast as a brief, anonymous affair. Two animals cross paths in open water,…
WWildlife Read More How Dolphins Avoid ‘Troublesome’ Males: Study Reveals Surprising StrategyJune 18, 2026 Recent research has revealed that female bottlenose dolphins aren’t just swimming away from aggressive, ‘troublesome’ suitors; they’re actively…
WWildlife Read More ‘Year-round buffet’ brings more whales back to B.C. waters – CTV NewsJune 18, 2026 ‘Year-round buffet’ brings more whales back to B.C. waters CTV NewsWhy so many whales are in Vancouver waters—and how…