WWildlife Read More Elusive Nightjar Populations Doubled in 5 Years, a ‘Remarkable Comeback’ Conservationists SayMarch 19, 2026 A Lesser Nighthawk in Costa Rica – credit, Jerry Oldenettel – originally posted to Flickr, via CC 2.0.…
WWildlife Read More Scientists Dropped a Baited Camera into the Pacific Seabed and Saw Something No One ExpectedMarch 19, 2026 The ocean is full of surprises, but one recent event caught scientists off guard in a way they…
WWildlife Read More Punch The Viral Baby Monkey In Japan Bonds With “Girlfriend”, Internet ReactsMarch 19, 2026 Punch, the adorable baby Japanese macaque from Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan, apparently has a “girlfriend”. The monkey,…
WWildlife Read More Monkey can hold its baby thanks to pioneering opMarch 19, 2026 An endangered monkey is able to hold its offspring thanks to a pioneering op. Fifteen-year-old roloway monkey Masaya…
WWildlife Read More First-Ever Camera Survey of Remote Tasmanian Island Reveals Rarely-Seen AnimalsMarch 19, 2026 A blonde echidna photographed on Truwana/Cape Barren Island © Truwana Rangers A first-of-its-kind camera survey on a remote…
WWildlife Read More Raccoons Seem to Enjoy Solving PuzzlesMarch 19, 2026 Raccoons are known for being clever. They have a long history of getting into containers that humans want…
WWildlife Read More A bonobo named Kanzi could play pretend, challenging ideas about animal imaginationsMarch 19, 2026 Kanzi, a language-trained bonobo, identified and tracked pretend objects across tea party-like experiments, marking the first controlled…
WWildlife Read More Rare discovery in Aussie bushland highlights dark truthMarch 19, 2026 A walker has made a rare discovery inside the hollow of a towering tree that had been felled…
WWildlife Read More Greek ‘FBI’ joins vulture poisoning investigationMarch 19, 2026 Greece’s organized crime unit has joined the investigation into a mass poisoning of black vultures and other wildlife…
WWildlife Read More Nepal’s rural women at increasing risk of human-wildlife conflictMarch 19, 2026 Women in forest-edge communities around Bardiya National Park are increasingly exposed to human-wildlife conflict, as daily subsistence…
WWildlife Read More Nearly 1,400-pound great white shark pings near Gulf Coast amid spring breakersMarch 19, 2026 Coming in at 13 ft 1 in and 1,393 pounds, Goodall is a female great white first tagged…
WWildlife Read More 8 most rattlesnake‑infested areas from the Canadian to the Mexican mountain rangesMarch 19, 2026 The arid, east-facing slopes of Pikes Peak, as well as the Colorado Front Range, are typical habitat for…