Exotic apes seized at Mumbai airport – DW – 10/31/2025
Two gibbons were discovered by Indian customs officials in checked baggage at Mumbai’s airport on Thursday. One of…
Woman Saws Open Pipe And Finds Dangerous Animal Hiding Inside
As an animal rescuer for Snake Catchers Adelaide, Ange Broadstock is always ready to help a scaly friend…
Japan’s government ramps up bear control efforts amid rise in attacks
The government said Thursday that it will renew by mid-November measures to deal with the rising number of…
Wildlife Photographer Captures First-Ever Video Of Rare ‘Ghost’ Cat
Spanish wildlife photographer Ángel Hidalgo is used to photographing rare animals. He often takes pictures and videos of…
Electric Workers Race To Help Beautiful Animal In ‘Life-And-Death’ Situation
Earlier this month, National Grid crew members working at a logistics yard in Boonville, New York, paused their…
“Frosty rhino” once roamed Arctic forests millions of years ago
Deep within the frozen ground of Devon Island in Canada’s High Arctic, researchers found the nearly complete skeleton…
Greek Biologists Just Confirmed a Disturbing Rumor That Everyone Considered Impossible for Years
A team of Greek wildlife biologists has confirmed the country’s first genetically verified wolf-dog hybrid, identified during a…
Snakes Filmed ‘Wiping’ Poison Off Frogs Before Eating Them Alive
In the Colombian Amazon, ten snakes were given a meal that could kill them. Researchers offered royal ground…
Wildlife recovery means more than just survival of a species
For decades, wildlife conservation policy has aimed to protect endangered species until there are enough individual animals alive…
Why tequila depends on Mexico’s bats
Conservationists and communities are planting thousands of agave plants to protect endangered bats, as well as the future…
WATCH: Amateur wildlife photographer captures first-ever images of white Iberian Lynx in Spain
AN AMATEUR wildlife photographer has captured the first-ever image of a white Iberian Lynx. Angel Hidalgo, 29, from…
Bats in the ’burbs: how to give nature’s nighttime acrobats a helping hand | Environment
They’re around our buildings and in our back yards, some as small as walnuts: as the weather warms…