Wildlife

This Strange “giant” Crustacean Shocked Researchers

February 24, 2026

In a limestone cave system in Australia’s Northern Territory, more than 80 translucent crustaceans were found swimming in shallow underground pools. The specimens…

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In search of the elusive snow leopard in Uzbekistan

February 24, 2026

In Adventures in Conservation, the BBC travels to Uzbekistan’s remote mountain ranges as the first international film crew, searching for…

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Lazarus Species... When Scientists Mistakenly Announce Extinction

February 24, 2026

SadaNews – In some cases, scientists declare a species extinct. However, nature surprises us on rare occasions with…

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February 24, 2026

BANGKOK (AP) — The deaths of 72 tigers in two animal parks for tourists in northern Thailand shouldn’t…

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A horse whinny may be unique in the animal kingdom

February 24, 2026

NEW YORK (AP) — Horses whinny to find new friends, greet old ones and celebrate happy moments like…

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February 24, 2026

If you spend time near a sunny verge covered in primroses, you may well notice a fascinating insect called…

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February 24, 2026

When four sub-adult cheetahs arrived at Kuzuko Private Game Reserve, South Africa, in 2023, there were high hopes…

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Can African penguins be brought back from the brink? Better designed no-fishing zones could help

February 24, 2026

South Africa is home to 88% of the world’s colonies of African penguins (Spheniscus demersus). The species is…

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Punch the monkey isn’t the first lonely zoo animal to capture our hearts – or raise troubling questions

February 24, 2026

For weeks, the story of Punch the monkey has tugged at heartstrings around the world. Videos of this…

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February 24, 2026

In 2015, great white sharks vanished from Australia’s Neptune Islands. Experts still aren’t sure exactly why In 2015,…

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Why shark sightings are rising even as numbers decline

February 24, 2026

Shark sightings are on the rise this summer, but its population is dwindling worldwide – and experts say…

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Singapore to resume crow shootings in March after other control measures fail, crow attacks increase

February 24, 2026

SINGAPORE, Feb 24 — After a five-year hiatus, Singapore will resume crow shooting operations from the second half…

Scientists Found 80 Ghostlike Creatures in a Hidden Australian Cave, All New to Science

In search of the elusive snow leopard in Uzbekistan

Lazarus Species… When Scientists Mistakenly Announce Extinction

Thai officials say 72 tigers at tourist parks died of canine distemper, allaying bird flu fears

A horse whinny may be unique in the animal kingdom

It’s round and furry, has a huge tube-like mouth sticking out of its face – and it sucks the life out of bee grubs

“It’s a kind of Tinder for big cats.” Cheetahs were dying out in Africa, so conservationists tried something new

Can African penguins be brought back from the brink? Better designed no-fishing zones could help

Punch the monkey isn’t the first lonely zoo animal to capture our hearts – or raise troubling questions

In 2015, great white sharks vanished from Australia’s Neptune Islands. Experts are still trying to work out why

Why shark sightings are rising even as numbers decline

Singapore to resume crow shootings in March after other control measures fail, crow attacks increase