Apes’ tea party proves primates can play at make-believe
An apes’ tea party may sound like a euphemism for chaos, but if you organise one you may…
Bonobos can play make-believe much like children, study suggests | Animal behaviour
Whether it’s playing at being doctors or hosting a toy’s tea party, children are adept at engaging in…
Forest officials rescue king cobra from almirah at Kottayam house | Kerala Stories
Mundakkayam/ Kottayam: With temperatures soaring, reptiles are increasingly straying into residential areas in search of cooler environments. The…
King cobras mate roadside in Krabi ahead of Valentine’s Day
Locals in Krabi were left stunned yesterday, February 5, after spotting two massive king cobras mating by the…
How a royal tiger reserve is protecting the last of Malaysia’s big cats
Malaysia’s tigers are disappearing fast — and their unlikely champion is a 30‑year‑old crown prince. Tengku Hassanal Ibrahim…
Watch: World’s longest wild snake found in Indonesia
Feb. 5 (UPI) — Guinness World Records confirmed a massive reticulated python discovered in the Maros region of…
What Are The 13 Deadliest Animals On Earth?
iStockphoto / gbs097/RHJ/DikkyOesin/KongSan/Attardog/Pawich Sattalerd Here in the United States, the deadly risks posed by wildlife can pale in…
‘We’re calling on everyone to unite’
A new-to-science frog species has been identified, but experts say it should be classified as endangered. What’s happening?…
It’s the size of a soccer pitch and is home to 1,000 adorable penguins – and the world’s most southerly post office
The world’s most southerly public post office is on an Antarctic island home to large colony of around…
‘Assumed it had already vanished’
A long-lost plant species has been rediscovered in the jungles of Thailand after not having been seen for…
Sweden’s brown bears were saved from brink of extinction. Will annual hunts bring back their demise?
Published on 05/02/2026 – 7:00 GMT+1 Sweden’s brown bears are one of the biggest conservation success stories in…
Is it really safe to airlift rhinos by their ankles, dangling two-tonne giants in midair?
In Southern Africa, white and black rhinos are often translocated to avoid inbreeding or overpopulation of an area.…