Forest elephants get better head count thanks to world’s most important dung collection
GENEVA, Nov 28 — There are thousands more endangered African forest elephants than previously thought, thanks to a…
Jonglei state graduates 100 wildlife rangers
South Sudan is boosting its fight against poaching with the graduation of 100 new wildlife rangers in one…
Whale-watching season begins along Mexico’s coast
The humpback whale migration season has begun, with sightings already reported off the Pacific coast of Mexico’s Michoacán…
City life is reshaping raccoons – and may be nudging them toward domestication | Wildlife
Raccoons living wild in cities in the United States are beginning to show physical changes that resemble early…
Raccoon study shows some signs of domestication. What does that mean?
Biology professor Raffaela Lesch says racoons are beginning to show some physical traits of domestication, but it likely…
Endangered giraffe calf born at Whipsnade after death of father
An endangered giraffe calf has been born just months after the death of her father. The female reticulated…
Successful bat conservation at Graven Hill self-build development
Dave GilyeatSouth of England GHVDC The development company’s licence required it to create new roosts for the bats…
Spinner, Humpback dolphins found dead along Balochistan coast
Harmful commercial fishing practices, particularly unregulated trawling, are likely factors in the dolphins’ deaths Spinner dolphins and humpback…
TIME for Kids | Wildlife Update
The green sea turtle is making a recovery. That’s according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature…
Onlooker captures video of tourist’s reckless behavior near giant wild animal: ‘Being too casual’
A TikTok video showing two people strolling dangerously close to a moose has one local warning that their…
‘Unusual timing’: Beloved grey whale is back feeding in B.C. instead of Mexico this winter
Listen to this article Estimated 4 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by text-to-speech, a…
‘We thought the instrument was malfunctioning’
Mercury-poisoned wolves in Alaska are providing evidence about how the heavy metal can travel through the atmosphere and…