Scientists discover the largest anaconda ever found in the Amazon during filming of Will Smith’s show
While filming with Will Smith in the Amazon, a team of scientists made a jaw-dropping discovery that could…
Penguins are bringing their breeding season forward. Why are scientists so worried?
Published on 20/01/2026 – 6:30 GMT+1 Antarctic penguins are going to extreme lengths to adapt to the climate…
Experts thrilled after capturing footage of rare creature in remote location: ‘Magnificent’
A rare Himalayan ibex was recently spotted in a remote region, and it’s great news for conservationists. Images…
Brown bear population nearly doubles without added damage, study finds
The brown bear population in Greece has nearly doubled in recent years without a rise in damage to…
Dead porpoise with suspected stillborn calf found in Hong Kong waters
A dead porpoise, suspected to have been carrying a stillborn calf, was discovered in Hong Kong waters on…
Trail cameras capture rare flat-headed cat in Thai forest. It hasn’t been seen there for almost 30 years
It’s the smallest cat in South-east Asia, and one of the smallest in the world, so perhaps it’s…
Social lives of whales and dolphins shape the spread of infectious diseases
Dolphins, whales and seals are highly social animals. Many live in groups, form long-term relationships, and repeatedly interact…
Rare Himalayan vulture rescued after collapse in Tak
A rare Himalayan Griffon Vulture was rescued on January 19 after it collapsed in front of a house…
Experts urge people to eat creatures wreaking havoc across US: ‘You want something tasty’
If you can’t beat ’em, eat ’em, right? At least, that’s the growing attitude of many across the…
Why are bull sharks dangerous in current conditions, explained
There have been four shark attacks in NSW in less than 48 hours, as warm, murky waters after…
‘They frequently sneak into human settlements’
An abundance of venomous snakes near and within the capital city of Dhaka in Bangladesh has alarmed officials…
Cats kill estimated 100 million birds a year in New Zealand
“Our non-avian wildlife, such as bats, lizards and invertebrates, was also particularly vulnerable to cats.” While the council…