BBC Audio | CrowdScience | Why don’t more animals have opposable thumbs?
On a recent kayaking trip, CrowdScience listener Lanier sliced through his right thumb, putting it out of action…
Massive dead whale towed off Newport Beach shore; scientists gather rare data
A massive dead humpback whale that washed ashore in Newport Beach earlier this week was towed out to…
Rescuer Notices Black Blob On Edge Of Pool And Finds ‘Exhausted’ Wild Animal
As the president of Townsville Bat Rescue Australia, CJ, a licensed animal carer, is always eager to help…
It spans 2.7km, borders two countries and can be seen from space – and is home to one of the most daring animals on Earth
When it comes to nest building, few animals on the planet are quite as bold as the great…
Mummified cheetahs found in Saudi Arabia caves could help reintroduction efforts
When scientists with the National Center for Wildlife in Saudi Arabia were surveying caves in search of wildlife…
These animals that literally eat their own body parts: From snakes eating tails to octopuses biting arms |
Nature can be surprising, and sometimes a little unsettling, especially when animals behave in ways that seem hard…
These Deer Are Secretly Lighting Up the Woods at Night
White-tailed deer are leaving behind more than scent marks during mating season. A new study reveals that their…
Stunning Drone Footage Captures the Moment a Massive Whale Approaches an Unsuspecting Paddleboarder
The post Stunning Drone Footage Captures the Moment a Massive Whale Approaches an Unsuspecting Paddleboarder appeared first on…
Shark Found In Antarctica For First Time Ever — What Scientists Discovered
Massive Shark Found in Antarctic Waters for First Time Sharks in Antarctica weren’t supposed to be a thing.…
‘Irreversible on any human timescale’: Scientist reveals best and worst-case scenario for Antarctica
Scientists have highlighted just how high the stakes are as human-made climate change continues to rapidly warm Antarctica.…
“He approaches slowly.” Filmmakers built a robot otter and released it into the Alaskan sea. What it saw was astonishing
Tool use was once believed to be exclusive to humans, but plenty of animals have since been seen…
Country diary: Was this the fox version of a ‘come-hither’ smile? | Wildlife
Walking the coastal path, I stopped to scan the flooded horse paddock for the kingfisher reported there in…