Han River becomes sanctuary for endangered wildlife
Breeding herons, otters, leopard cats observed across riverside parks A heron is observed in the Han River. (Seoul…
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…
Lion-sized Armadillo and Giant Tortoise Found in Texas Cave Surprise Paleontologists
Paleontologist John Moretti searching for fossils in the stream that flows through Bender’s Cave. Credit: John Moretti. Deep…
National Zoo’s New Baby Asian Elephant, Lin Mai, Makes a Splash With First Bubble Bath
With just a few days until her official public debut, Lin Mai, the newest baby Asian elephant at…
Why salamanders can regrow limbs but mammals can’t
Scientists have found that a cell’s response to oxygen helps decide why salamanders and tadpoles regrow limbs while…
New legless lizard species discovery in Taiwan solves 100-yr-old mystery | It’s found in Taiwan's moist mountain forests | Inshorts – Inshorts
New legless lizard species discovery in Taiwan solves 100-yr-old mystery | It’s found in Taiwan’s moist mountain forests…
Live: Seize the day with panda brothers Gong Gong and Shun Shun
The sixth China International Consumer Products Expo is taking place from April 13 to 18 in Haikou, the…
Bebe the Parrot Goes Viral for Exploring Bahamas in Custom Built Submarine
A pet parrot named Bebe was filmed snorkeling in the Bahamas inside a small, owner-built submarine, drawing viral…
World’s rarest lizards were on the brink of extinction until New Zealand conservationists stepped in
By Ruth Wright with AP Published on 14/04/2026 – 7:00 GMT+2 Every single Alborn skink believed to be alive today is…
“Unreal” feeding frenzy caught on camera in Mexico
The life of a bait fish is a precarious one, as videos shared by a wildlife photographer show…
Scientists identify rare new species found nowhere else on Earth
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Strange creature found inside jellyfish. Scientists say it’s the “first time this behaviour is documented”
Jellyfish enjoy seasonal produce too. When the bottom-dwelling worms of Denmark’s fjords rise up in summer to spawn,…