How the world’s largest known group of chimps turned on each other : NPR
The Ngogo chimpanzee group in Uganda’s Kibale National Park is the largest known community of wild chimpanzees in…
World’s oldest gorilla celebrates birthday at Berlin Zoo
At 69 years old, Lady Fatou on Monday became not only the Berlin Zoo‘s longest-residing tenant but also…
Living with wildlife, bearing the cost
Communities living alongside wildlife bear immediate and recurring costs—from crop loss and injury to disrupted routines—while the…
A Civilization May Yet Die
A Dugong near Marsa Alam in Egypt. Photo by Camille Ménard, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons. “A…
Giraffe Sticks Out Her Tongue To Catch the Rain Just Like a Child
Some adults act just like kids, and we mean that in the best way possible. The Taronga Zoo…
Rare wild ass foal born at Ramat Gan Safari
A rare wild ass foal was born at the Ramat Gan Safari to Bar and her mate, Judd,…
Whale Timmy: Can whale songs still save him? Biologist prepares autopsy
By Kirsten Ripper & Euronews Published on 12/04/2026 – 18:20 GMT+2 “There is no point in carrying an animal that is…
Baby Lion Cub Is Working on His Roar Between Bottle Feedings With Serious King Energy
Baby animals trying on their “grown-up” traits will never not be a hit. Whether it’s wobbly first steps,…
Even the Chimps Are Going to War
A study 30 years in the making, published last week in Science, announced an explosive finding: The largest…
Scientists Followed a Single Clouded Leopard on Remote Cameras for Six Years
Remote cameras are an incredible tool that enable scientists to safely monitor, study, and photograph rare animals. Scientists…
Great white sharks started disappearing from a former hotspot years ago, but scientists can’t agree why
The coastal waters around Cape Town, South Africa, have long teemed with great white sharks. But about 10…
They actually perform amputations. Those that injure their legs above the femur have their whole leg lopped off…
There are few animals more ordered than ants. These industrious insects put us to shame in terms of…