WWildlife Read More Drone films “apex predator at full strength” taking down turtle in AustraliaSeptember 11, 2026 Wildlife watchers in Western Australia were awe-struck to see the circle of life playing out right before their…
WWildlife Read More Scientists fitted GPS collars to 17 lions and 14 hyenas expecting hyenas to follow lions; thousands of locations revealed the opposite, with male lions approaching as hyenas retreatedSeptember 11, 2026 Wildlife biologists tracking lions and spotted hyenas in Southern Africa have found evidence that challenges a long-held belief…
WWildlife Read More Eagles and wolves: The long-lost animals that live on in Irish place namesSeptember 11, 2026 Ray Ó Foghlú, head of partnerships and development at Hometree, a nature restoration charity in Ireland, says place…
WWildlife Read More In 1982, Israel released 28 wild donkeys to its desert; 44 years later, they created an oasis in one of Earth’s most extreme placesSeptember 11, 2026 Donkeys are more than just packs of animals and load carriers; these herbivores have the capacity to contribute…
WWildlife Read More In 1986, only 18 black-footed ferrets were known to survive; a captive-breeding programme built from those animals has helped restore about 400 to the wildSeptember 11, 2026 A species once feared lost forever is slowly finding its way back across the American plains. In 1986,…
WWildlife Read More Cougar caught roaming in Airdrie – DiscoverAirdrie.comSeptember 11, 2026 If you saw the videos and photos of a cougar running through Airdrie this evening and thought they…
WWildlife Read More It has gaping cavernous mouths crammed with sharp teeth and one of the wildest mating strategies in the animal kingdomSeptember 11, 2026 This creature goes by several different names: Johnson’s abyssal seadevil, humpback anglerfish and black seadevil anglerfish. None of…
WWildlife Read More Goats, rabbits, and rats devastated this New Zealand island. Decades later, nature has returned with native forests and wildlifeSeptember 11, 2026 An island in New Zealand’s Bay of Plenty has made a remarkable ecological recovery after years of damage…
WWildlife Read More These tiny endangered raccoons make their own toys out of trashSeptember 10, 2026 LISTEN | Interview with biologist Nessie O’Neil: As It Happens6:22Endangered Mexican pygmy raccoons make their own toys out…
WWildlife Read More Speaking of Wildlife to mark 10 years with ‘A wild decade’ event in SevernSeptember 10, 2026 Speaking of Wildlife in Severn will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a public event featuring wildlife ambassadors, guided…
WWildlife Read More Watch ‘Africa Earth’s Wild Home’ Trailer for Nat Geo (Exclusive)September 10, 2026 Bless the black rain frogs down in Africa. National Geographic series Africa Earth’s Wild Home has captured the…
WWildlife Read More Bats get a bad rap, says longtime Saskatchewan researcherSeptember 10, 2026 Bats may have a reputation for being creepy, disease-carrying creatures of the night, but a longtime Saskatchewan bat…