WWildlife Read More Leopard on the loose in Muzaffarabad captured after 36 hours – PakistanSeptember 17, 2025 MUZAFFARABAD: A leopard that had played “hide and seek” with residents of the AJK capital for more than…
WWildlife Read More Carrion crows can create and use tools with great precisionSeptember 17, 2025 Humans often consider tool use a mark of intelligence. Yet many animals find creative ways to solve problems.…
WWildlife Read More Sea lions play pufferfish games — and other news in picturesSeptember 17, 2025 Sea lions play pufferfish games — and other news in pictures , The Times Margot Robbie in New…
WWildlife Read More How AI helps conservationists better understand and protect giraffesSeptember 17, 2025 Scientists have deployed artificial intelligence models to identify and re-identify endangered giraffes in Tanzania.The Wild Nature Institute…
WWildlife Read More Dark side of 10,000km annual Aussie phenomenon most tourists don’t see: ‘They just give up’September 17, 2025 There’s a dark side to Australia’s annual whale migration that most tourists don’t see. Not all humpbacks survive…
WWildlife Read More Australia approves chlamydia vaccine for koalasSeptember 17, 2025 Australian regulators have approved a chlamydia vaccine for koalas, researchers said, as they seek to stamp out a…
WWildlife Read More Orcas sink tourist yacht off Portugal’s coast in latest attackSeptember 17, 2025 Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The…
WWildlife Read More ‘Never seen anything like this’September 17, 2025 A woman in Norway had an unexpected Christmas-y visit from several reindeer that managed to break into her…
WWildlife Read More An Adorable, Newly Discovered Deep Sea Species That Looks Like It Is SmilingSeptember 17, 2025 The bumpy snailfish (Careproctus colliculi) is one of three new deep-sea species described. Credit: 2019 MBARI Just off the…
WWildlife Read More Woodrats reveal how herbivores survive eating toxic plantsSeptember 17, 2025 Plants protect themselves. They often produce chemicals that discourage animals from feeding on them. For herbivores, survival means…
WWildlife Read More Thousands of tourists gather on a Texan bridge to watch millions of bats ‘dance’ at dusk each year – here’s whySeptember 17, 2025 I have spent most of my life thinking bats were largely solitary creatures, apart from when they gathered…
WWildlife Read More Tropical ‘hair curler slug’ found for first time in UK watersSeptember 16, 2025 Charlotte Cumming Spurilla neapolitana normally lives in the warm waters of the Caribbean, Mediterranean and western Atlantic A…