‘Absolutely heartbreaking’: Three sperm whales dead on P.E.I. shore – CTV News
‘Absolutely heartbreaking’: Three sperm whales dead on P.E.I. shore CTV NewsProbe underway into how 3 sperm whales washed ashore…
Tourists flock to catch a glimpse of deadly find under camping family’s ute
A crowd of at least 50 tourists were treated to quite the show after a travelling family made…
Kayakers have second close encounter with great white in four days
A group of Western Australian sea kayakers has come face-to-face with a five-metre great white shark for the…
What it’s like inside ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ in the Florida Everglades
Detainees arriving at the immigration detention center in the Florida Everglades known as “ Alligator Alcatraz ” are…
Jane Goodall, world-renowned expert on chimpanzees, dead at 91
Jane Goodall, the British primatologist who studied chimpanzees for more than 60 years and was considered one of…
Megafauna was the meat of choice for South American hunters
So, the evidence is mixed. Now, Prates and his colleagues are arguing we’re not off the hook. Humans…
Fat Bear Week 2025 crowns bear 32 ‘Chunk’ the winner
The Yankees and the Red Sox. Celtic and Rangers. Real Madrid and Barcelona. In a competition bear-ly more…
12 rare pink animals that show nature’s unusual colour choices
Pink is not a common colour in the natural world, which makes pink animals especially striking. Their unique…
Chunk, a 1,200-pound bear with a broken jaw, wins Alaska’s popular Fat Bear Week contest
Chunk, a towering brown bear with a broken jaw, swept the competition Tuesday in the popular Fat Bear…
‘An extraordinary legacy’: Tributes after chimpanzee expert Jane Goodall dies age 91
Dr Jane Goodall, the ground-breaking conservationist who revolutionised study of great apespublished at 21:38 BST 21:38 BST Image…
16-Foot Great White Shark Circles Terrified Kayakers for 15 Minutes
For the second time in just a few days, a group of kayakers found themselves looking very closely…
These little bettongs were wiped out in South Australia a century ago. Now they’re thriving alongside foxes and feral cats
Around 200 years ago, bettongs were the most common macropod in Australia. These small wallaby-like creatures were once…