Meet the marine iguana: The world’s only sea-going lizard that sneezes salt and shrinks to survive |
PC: By RAF-YYC from Calgary, Canada Most reptiles never venture beyond the shore. The marine iguana built its…
South Africa released 11 formerly captive elephants onto wild reserves; five years later, their behaviour closely matched elephants that had never lived in captivity
Rewilded elephants on Khamab Kalahari Reserve, who were observed during this research project (from left to right: Ngwedi,…
Critically endangered sawfish are still killed for teeth carved into cockfighting spurs; one rostrum can produce products worth roughly $8,000
Sawfish are some of the ocean’s most unusual animals. With their long, saw-like snouts and ancient-looking bodies, they…
In the 1920s, Washington introduced mountain goats for hunting; the herd grew and damaged rare alpine plants and soils | World News
Mountain goats introduced for hunting in Olympic Mountains now stress the ecosystem. These animals spread across the mountains,…
VIDEO: Bear climbs utility pole outside police services building
Sault Ste. Marie Police are reminding residents to be bear wise after having a close encounter earlier this…
North America once had 400 million beavers. Nearly wiped out by the 1900s, they are now restoring rivers, wetlands and wildlife one dam at a time | World News
For much of the last century, the beaver was largely missing from many North American rivers. Intense trapping…
Drone pilot spots humpback whale acting strangely. What happens next is breathtaking
Whale experts in Australia have shared extraordinary footage of the moment a baby humpback whale being born. Drone pilot Alexander Forrest had…
“High-stakes drama.” Two huge bull elephant seals engage in a bruising fight for dominance
Scientists have shared what it looks like when two huge elephant seals battle it out to see who…
“The truck got stuck at 2am.” Why 12 giraffes were just captured in Namibia and driven to Angola
12 Angolan giraffes have been successfully reintroduced into Bicuar National Park in south-west Angola, as part of an…
Snow Leopards: Scientists fitted GPS collars on four elusive snow leopards, known as the ‘Ghosts of the Himalayas,’ to uncover their secret lives; the breakthrough could transform wildlife tourism
Tracking the Ghost of the Himalayas Spotting a snow leopard is mostly connected with a human’s luck. In…
Huge great white spotted traveling up US and Canada as shark sightings surge | US news
The largest tagged male great white shark in the Atlantic Ocean has been identified traveling up the US…
First baby beavers born in Scotland’s Glen Affric after 400 years mark a major rewilding milestone |
Beaver kits have been born in Glen Affric for the first time in four centuries, a milestone for…