Manta rays plunge 4,000 feet to chart long journeys across oceans
New research has found that oceanic manta rays, the largest ray species, can dive to extreme depths. International…
Professor Searching Remote Wilderness For Squirrel Finds Completely New Species
In 2018, Cal Poly Humboldt biological sciences professor Silvia Pavan was on a research expedition in the Peruvian…
IUCN upholds long-tailed macaques’ endangered status after complaint
Conservation authority the IUCN has upheld the endangered status of the long-tailed macaque after rejecting the U.S.…
Sand-Swept Lark | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Néo Koslowski’s Image Néo Koslowski (Germany) braves the weather to portray this lark paused, head to wind, eyes…
Skin and Bones | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Amy Jones’s Image Amy Jones (UK) witnesses the rescue of a tiger as it struggles to walk, resting…
Fractal Forest | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Ross Gudgeon’s Image Ross Gudgeon (Australia) reveals the exquisite forest-like structure of a cauliflower coral from the inside…
A tiny rhino foetus developed by IVF: Jon A Juárez’s best photograph | Photography
This photograph captures a moment of fragile hope: the world’s first IVF rhino pregnancy, a tiny foetus that…
Wild boars charge into northern Israel school, injuring two students
Two students were lightly injured Wednesday morning when a pair of wild boars ran through the campus of…
Wetland Spat | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Shreyovi Mehta’s Image Shreyovi Mehta (India) spots a bronze-winged jacana (right) approaching a purple swamphen. Shreyovi was hidden…
Fragile River of Life | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Isaac Szabo’s Image Isaac Szabo (USA) watches longnose gars spawn in a crystal-clear Florida river. Wrapping his feet…
Eyes in the Moss | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Jithesh Pai’s Image Jithesh Pai (India) discovers three tiger beetle larvae waiting in ambush. Jithesh was watching the…
This High-Tech Wetsuit Will Protect You From Shark Bites
Sharks aren’t out to get you. They’re not lurking in the water, starving, waiting for the most delectable…