Chirping In Shower Leads Rescuer To Little Family Living In Bathroom Vent
A few years ago, an apartment tenant in Ontario, Canada, was taking a shower when they heard a…
Canadian marine park threatens to kill 30 beluga whales if funding refused
The attraction previously tried to offload the whales to Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, a zoo and aquarium in Zhuhai,…
A wounded jaguar is rescued in Manaus: almost drowns while trying to escape from pellet shots.
Environmental agents from Manaus, Brazil, starred in a dramatic rescue after finding an exhausted jaguar in the Negro…
Rare moth becomes Wicken Fen’s 10,000th recorded species
A rare moth that mimics the appearance of a wasp has become the 10,000th species of wildlife recorded…
Bear attacks 2 in Japan supermarket
Oct. 8 (UPI) — A bear walked into a grocery store in northern Japan and attacked two customers…
‘Unusual’ Fox Too Friendly For The Wild Demands Belly Rubs From His Caretakers
On the outside, Boots looks like an ordinary fox: bright copper fur, curious brown eyes and a fluffy…
Chad expels UK royal-linked wildlife charity, citing failures in conservation and investment
Chad’s Environment Minister, Hassan Bakhit Djamous, announced the termination of African Parks Network’s (APN) operations, citing “a resurgence…
Tiny Baby Hidden In Leaf Pile Is Actually A Critically Endangered Animal
A few years ago, Dr. Larry Wood was conducting research on a seashore in the U.S. Virgin Islands…
World’s largest fish spotted off Ashdod in stunning aerial video
Dr. Aviad Scheinin, head of the top predators program at the Morris Kahn Marine Research Station at the…
At 1.6 Meters, The Longest Woolly Rhino Horn Ever Found Just Popped Up In Siberia’s Permafrost
If stretched out straight, this recently discovered woolly rhino horn would be taller than Lady Gaga with a…
Scientists Discover Rare Half-Male, Half-Female Bilateral Gynandromorph Of A New Spider Species
This pocket-sized new spider is rocking a unique look. Near perfectly split down the middle, its left legs…
Country diary: The unlikely success of wildlife in lead country | Trees and forests
If you stand on Bonsall Moor facing north, you look across a highly unusual patch of the Peak…