‘Rat kangaroos’ reintroduced to Dirk Hartog Island as researchers get hands dirty
For the first time in more than a century, a pint-sized native marsupial is bouncing through the brush…
Watching This Hummingbird Play in a Fountain Will Brighten Your Day
Sometimes it’s the little things that truly make your day. After adding a small fountain to her balcony…
Juvenile humpback whale washes ashore in Winthrop
Local News An investigation is underway into the death of the young whale, which was discovered lodged under…
Colorado bear lounges on backyard patio feet from barking dog, then calmly strolls away
Residents near one Arvada, Colorado, backyard got an unusually close look at local wildlife after a large black…
Expert explains why it’s ‘unusual’ a sevengill shark was involved in Bruny Island attack
Daryl McPheeI think it’s a very isolated event. If I was in Tasmania, I wouldn’t be particularly concerned…
‘Nutty Narrows’ has company: Duvall joins Washington state’s squirrel bridge club
The first squirrel bridge to be installed in the world resides in Longview, Wash. Community members in King…
Drivers On Wyoming’s Remote Roads Hit A Lot Of Wildlife, And Deer Most Of All
Collisions between cars and wildlife are notoriously bad for all involved, though sometimes lucky drivers walk away without…
Brought to Australia for sport hunting in the 1800s, foxes devastated native wildlife, so in 1996 the country scaled up poison baiting, and the woylie and numbat began bouncing back | World News
Brought to Australia for sport hunting in the 1800s, foxes devastated native wildlife. Image Credits: Wikimedia Commons. At…
Decorated wild-boar tusk found in Russia may have been medieval warrior’s good-luck charm
Archaeologists in Russia have discovered a rare medieval wild-boar tusk that was likely used by a warrior or…
Residents kept reporting dolphins in two Japanese bays. Underwater microphones revealed how frequently they visit
Scientists monitored dolphins in two bays along Sea of Japan coast. (Representational photo) People living along Japan’s Sea…
Stormy weather still most likely cause of eagle ray mass death
By Patrick Manning, Massey University journalism student Stormy weather is still the most likely cause of death for…
Giant earthworms found in SA ‘almost certainly’ a new species
Officially, giant earthworms do not actually exist in South Australia. Anecdotally, there have been dozens of encounters with…