Flu fears for native species
Southern wildlife conservationists are ‘‘deeply concerned’’ about the arrival of H5N1 bird flu on New Zealand shores, and…
Wildlife encounters in the Canadian Rockies: Bears, elk and mountain goats
Then there are the ground squirrels, which produce a constant beeping like a smoke alarm with a dying…
Rescuers Race To Save A Young Coyote With Something Green Stuck On Her Head
This week, volunteers from WILD Florida Rescue (WFR) received a concerning report from a Good Samaritan about an…
A gray wolf’s rear teeth can generate more than twice the bite force of a domestic dog’s, and the skull geometry behind it helps the predator process the bones of elk-sized prey
The gray wolf’s bite is powerful, but the familiar 1,200 psi figure needs context before it can be…
Elephants can send messages through the ground vibrations
Elephants can hear something humans can’t: conversations traveling through the ground beneath their feet. Along with trumpets and…
Trunko: the sea monster that was rotting whale
On October 25, 1924, witnesses at Margate, South Africa reported watching a huge white creature battle two killer…
Chimpanzees climb hills, mongooses post guards and meerkats close ranks: Scientists reveal what animals do before going to war
Studies have shown that chimpanzee groups often rest on hilltops in places where conflicts with neighbouring groups are…
Why Trump’s move to gut the Endangered Species Act likely won’t hold up in court
The Trump administration has decided that destroying the habitat of endangered species is not harmful. Think about that.…
Minister snubs legal adviser, advancing Ben Gvir’s plan to surround prisons with crocodiles
Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman, of Likud, reclassified the Nile crocodile as a “tended” wild animal this week,…
Why Trump’s move to gut the Endangered Species Act likely won’t hold up in court
The Trump administration has decided that destroying the habitat of endangered species is not harmful. Think about that.…
Newborn kangaroos are born tiny, blind and embryo-like, but scientists say their arms develop early so they can crawl to the mother’s pouch and survive
Animals and their stories of existence have always surprised humans. From the way they are born to their…
Meet the Black Mambas: In one of South Africa’s regions hardest hit by poaching, 36 unarmed women patrol the frontline and protect endangered rhinos | World News
Across South Africa’s Greater Kruger landscape, a pioneering group of women is challenging conventional ideas about how endangered…