What does the future hold for Norfolk’s first wild beavers?
There are concerns over reintroducing beavers, particularly around their dams being built in inappropriate places and their ability…
Farmer fears for kingfishers and wildlife at crowded River Stour
A farmer has spoken of his fears that antisocial river users are scaring or drowning local wildlife. Daniel…
Young pelican returned to wild after recovering from infection, injuries to ankles – WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports
MIAMI (WSVN) – A young pelican is back where it belongs after a rough few months. The bird…
Have you seen this squirrel? These Alberta researchers want to know
Listen to this article Estimated 5 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology.…
‘Gone too early’: warrior Steve Irwin’s enduring legacy
“She said: “Steve … “. Two decades on, the memories of the man the world knew as the…
Cameras on whale shark fins caught them feeding as deep as 68.8 metres
A whale shark tips nose down, holds its tail almost still, and sinks. The camera watching this is…
Macaw Tries To Break a Branch While Standing on the Wrong Side of It
Andrea (@andreac2350) is an animal lover with a houseful of pets, including several birds. She recently brought home…
A wood frog in North America can freeze through winter — its heart stops, it does not breathe and as much as 65% of its body water turns to ice — then thaw in spring and hop away, a feat scientists are studying for clues to preserving human organs
Pick up a wood frog in the middle of a Canadian January and it feels like a rock.…
Experience: I brought a bear back to life | Life and style
I’ve been a dentist for 40 years. I spend most of my time treating patients at my surgery in Chichester,…
Goliath The Squirrel Monkey: A 1.5-pound squirrel monkey named Goliath was launched from Cape Canaveral in 1961; 35 seconds later, the Atlas E rocket was destroyed after the flight went wrong |
Goliath weighed barely less than a carton of milk and stood just six inches tall, but he became…
Researchers Find Shark Graveyard—in the Desert
In a stretch of Egyptian desert that today feels anything but aquatic, scientists say they’ve found evidence…
Wild blonde capuchin monkeys — an endangered species in Brazil’s dry Caatinga forest already known for using sticks to fish termites — were filmed cracking food open with stones, the first record of stone tool use in this species anywhere
A camera trap in Brazil’s Caatinga dry forest caught something researchers had never documented in this species before:…