Playful Lion Cub Learns a Lesson From Mom
A heartwarming wildlife encounter captured in Tanzania’s Serengeti shows a lioness and her nearly adolescent cub engaging in…
Missing Baby Giraffes Are Finally Safe
The long-running question of what happened to two missing giraffe calves in Virginia now has an answer.…
Rare olive ridley sea turtle spotted in Florida first
Sea Turtle Week runs from June 8 to June 16, starting with World Ocean Day and ending on…
Rays use chemical alarm signals to warn each other of danger
Danger in the ocean does not always arrive in plain sight. Sometimes it spreads as an invisible chemical…
Beaver rewilding: This city had a flooding problem, so it turned to the world’s second largest rodent for help
Summary An patch of West London plagued by flooding turned to beavers, extinct in the UK for 400…
Why travellers are flocking to see Jonathan, the 194-year-old tortoise – what’s special about him apart from his age |
Jonathan, the world’s oldest tortoise. Photo credit: St Helena Tourism While some tourist sites are known for their…
Prowling cats, pink dolphins and giant eagles: 16 incredible photos from the Amazon
Spanning the Amazon River basin of South America, the Amazon rainforest is one of the most biodiverse ecosystems…
Beaver rewilding: This city had a flooding problem, so it turned to the world’s second largest rodent for help
Summary An patch of West London plagued by flooding turned to beavers, extinct in the UK for 400…
Female bull sharks may reunite with the same partners year after year
Bull shark breeding is usually cast as a brief, anonymous affair. Two animals cross paths in open water,…
Watch sharks use manta rays to scratch unreachable itches
We all know how maddening an unreachable itch can be. Galapagos sharks have found a creative solution to…
Dwarf mongooses can predict conflicts with rival groups
Conflict rarely arrives without warning. Animals that share a landscape with rivals often read the danger long before…
How Dolphins Avoid ‘Troublesome’ Males: Study Reveals Surprising Strategy
Recent research has revealed that female bottlenose dolphins aren’t just swimming away from aggressive, ‘troublesome’ suitors; they’re actively…