More Than 18,000 Wildlife Species Populate Joel Sartore’s Ambitious ‘Photo Ark’ (So Far!) — Colossal
Twenty years ago, National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore set out on a deceptively simple multi-year mission: to create…
Wild blacktip sharks can hear sounds from nearly 250 feet away and pinpoint where they come from; Florida experiments reveal how the predators locate sound underwater
Wild blacktip sharks may have a more sophisticated sense of hearing than scientists previously realised. A study by…
Conservation Mascot | Nat Geo Photo of the Day
Wearing a costume of the near-threatened Eurasian curlew, conservationist Matt Trevelyan opens a gate on a farm as…
Polar bear returns to wildlife park after almost a year in Yorkshire – BBC
Polar bear returns to wildlife park after almost a year in Yorkshire BBCPolar bear Brodie returns to Highland Wildlife…
King Charles visited a project testing contraceptives on grey squirrels; the unusual plan aims to save Britain’s rare red squirrels | World News
Image: The Royal Family (left) King Charles visited a research project in North Yorkshire exploring a new way…
Scientists changed how zoo lions eat. Their wild side came out
A new Australian study suggests that zoo lions behave more like their wild counterparts when they are given…
Nature’s Goofy Side Takes Center Stage in the Funniest Wildlife Photos of the Year
The natural world is often portrayed at its most majestic: soaring birds, prowling predators, and fierce wildlife perfectly…
“They’re just waddling around in their poop.” Penguin poop is melting snow in Antarctica. Here’s how
Colour-changing snow algae is a common and increasingly widespread sight along the coastline of the Antarctic Peninsula, its…
London brought back beavers after 400 years to fight floods: How the animals built dams, created natural reservoirs and turned a railway station’s flood-prone surroundings into a surprising wetland defence
Beavers are often called “ecosystem engineers” for a simple reason: they physically change the places where they live.…
Outlander actor Steven Cree opens bear sanctuary in Armenia; three rescued Syrian brown bears move from filthy cages to spacious habitats | World News
Outlander actor Steven Cree has opened the first phase of a new bear sanctuary in Armenia, giving rescued…
Coyotes choose the front of a couple’s Southern California cabin for an early morning scrap
The mystery surrounding why a couple’s dog barks in the middle of the night at their Southern California…
Chimps can carry their deceased infants for months. Scientists are now closer to finding out why
Warning: this story contains an image that some may find distressing Among the fascinating behaviours observed in chimpanzees…