17-Year-Old Photographer Spends Over 200 Hours Capturing His Dream Wildlife Shot
Hobby chasing a dragonfly. Photo by Maksym Breus. Overall Winner of the 2026 Norfolk Wildlife Trust Nature Photography…
Puffins could almost disappear from British Isles over next 25 years
The UK holds around 10 per cent of the world’s Atlantic puffin population, with many of the largest…
Special vertebrae keep diving seabirds from breaking their necks
Share this Article You are free to share this article under the Attribution 4.0 International license. Reinforced vertebrae…
Biologists May Have Discovered Two of the World’s Loudest Birds
The red-legged sereima (above), which is a contender for the title of “world’s loudest bird” with the bare-throated…
Fantastical, Elemental Hybrids Persevere in Jon Ching’s Metaphysical Paintings — Colossal
Known for his fantastical paintings of hybrid flora and fauna, Jon Ching channels the otherworldly in vibrant and…
These ‘Crunchy’ Seabirds Are Crunchier Than Ever Before—for a Very Grim Reason
Seabirds in Australia are breaking records again. Last year, researchers on Australia’s Lord Howe Island found birds so…
Which animals have been infected by H5N1 bird flu in Australia so far?
Bird flu has quickly spread around Australia since it was first detected in mid-June. As predicted, it spread…
Finches use the same rulebook as human babies to pick up language, study finds
Human language, with its grammar and predictability, has long been assumed to be unique. But an international team…
Lifelike Birds Emerge from Foliage in Painted Paper Reliefs by The Paper Ark — Colossal
“Blue Jay.” All images courtesy of The Paper Ark, shared with permission July 30, 2026 ArtNature Kate Mothes…
The Hidden Wildlife Challenge Of The Renewable Energy Boom
Wind turbines in a sunflower field set against a blue sky. getty Global investment in renewable energy has…
Scientists back controversial plan to shoot owls to prevent extinction
Scientists and wildlife preservationists have spent the past five years attempting to save the northern spotted owl in…
‘Internet of the forest’: Scientists discover birds and monkeys in the Amazon have developed a natural communication network to share danger warnings and protect each other from predators |
The Amazon rainforest is never truly quiet, and its endless chorus of chirps, whistles and calls may carry…