‘This is a monumental discovery’
A wildlife sanctuary in northeast India has been hiding a wonderful secret that was recently uncovered by a…
‘Involved sequentially’: leopard sharks observed mating for first time in wild have threesome | Marine life
A trio of leopard sharks in New Caledonia has made marine science history after they were recorded mating…
Concerning behavior seen in chimps may contribute to pandemics
Western Uganda’s Budongo Forest is lush and busy with life. Chimpanzees, black-and-white colobus monkeys, red duikers, and lots…
Wild find in city car park sparks unusual rescue mission: ‘No way out’
The weather is heating up in Sydney this week, and so are the tempers of motorists. Delayed drivers…
Strange Shark With Oversized Eyes Caught in the Philippines — No Record of It Exists
The finding is part of a larger two-year survey led by Roxanne Cabebe-Barnuevo of the University of the…
Fat Bear Week 2025: Here’s how to participate!
Meet 435 Holly. This bulky brown bear in Katmai National Park was the winner of Fat Bear Week…
VIDEO: Hundreds of sharks spotted swimming, jumping out of Atlantic off Long Island coast
A drone video recorded off Montauk, New York, shows hundreds of spinner sharks swimming and jumping out of…
Baby red panda celebrates International Red Panda Day
WASHINGTON (7News) — Today is International Red Panda Day, and the National Zoo is celebrating with its baby…
World’s smallest marine dolphins can dive up to 394 feet deep
A new study by the University of Auckland has uncovered the astonishing underwater choreography of the world’s smallest…
He stole 3,000 Australian butterflies and painted their wings — and scientists are still sorting out the mess
SYDNEY, Sept 21 — Almost eight decades after Colin Wyatt stole and then vandalised thousands of precious Australian butterfly…
Creature not seen in nearly 20 years reintroduced into the wild: ‘A symbol of hope’
An endangered British wetland creature is showing promising signs of recovery as rewilding efforts take hold. The Miami…
Survival of the fittest? Why flashiness is best for the mating game – if you’re a peacock, that is
Many species have evolved to be as inconspicuous as possible so they are not spotted by predators –…