Wildlife

Add up every wild land mammal alive today, every elephant, wolf, red deer, field mouse and cave bat,…

Indigenous ranger groups working in Australia’s remotest wild areas are appealing to the federal government to increase their…

A baby elephant had so much fun playing with a ball at the Smithsonian Zoo, and everyone is…

An explosion in feral pig numbers is tearing up native bush in the Waitākere Ranges and has led…

For two centuries, one detail about the sperm whale has sat there unresolved. Its head, taking up roughly…

The gold medal for deep diving goes to a bull southern elephant seal, recorded at an incredible 2,388m,…

– credit, Dominator, supplied to the BBC Jack Gardner couldn’t believe his eyes when he saw the behemoth…

From the Tanzanian grasslands around Mount Kilimanjaro to the ever-evolving icy realm of Antarctica and beyond, Swedish photographer…

Goblin shark, PC: University of La Laguna In May 2024, a group of recreational fishers off the coast…

A day octopus flashes black and white for a fraction of a second, extends an arm, and strikes…

Longfin squid spawn year-round with seasonal and geographic peaks. In New England waters, spawning has been reported from…

Volunteers are stepping up patrols on a stretch of river after further attacks on wildlife. Residents in Dorchester,…

Every wild land mammal on Earth — elephants, deer, wolves, mice and the rest — adds up to only about 20 million tonnes, a 2023 study estimated, roughly three kilograms per person, compared with about 390 million tonnes of humans