WWildlife Read More Elephants can send messages through the ground vibrationsJuly 17, 2026 Elephants can hear something humans can’t: conversations traveling through the ground beneath their feet. Along with trumpets and…
WWildlife Read More Osprey spotted flying overhead in Warrington suburbJuly 17, 2026 This is according to Bird Guides, a website where avid twitchers can report sightings. According to the report,…
WWildlife Read More Chimpanzees climb hills, mongooses post guards and meerkats close ranks: Scientists reveal what animals do before going to warJuly 17, 2026 Studies have shown that chimpanzee groups often rest on hilltops in places where conflicts with neighbouring groups are…
WWildlife Read More One of the world’s rarest big cats arrives at Hamerton ZooJuly 17, 2026 Bulan, a male Malayan tiger, recently joined Hamerton Zoo Park, in Sawtry, from Zoo Ústí nad Labem in…
WWildlife Read More RSPB Bempton Cliffs Shorewatch logs thousands of dolphins and whalesJuly 17, 2026 More than 2,200 dolphins and around 50 whales have been spotted at Bempton Cliffs since it became England’s…
WWildlife Read More Minister snubs legal adviser, advancing Ben Gvir’s plan to surround prisons with crocodilesJuly 17, 2026 Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman, of Likud, reclassified the Nile crocodile as a “tended” wild animal this week,…
WWildlife Read More A Brazilian bay’s surprise shark nursery sparks conservation projectJuly 17, 2026 Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The…
WWildlife Read More Why Trump’s move to gut the Endangered Species Act likely won’t hold up in courtJuly 17, 2026 The Trump administration has decided that destroying the habitat of endangered species is not harmful. Think about that.…
WWildlife Read More ‘Cheeky’ Mangalitsa pigs restore heathland on Brownsea IslandJuly 17, 2026 Mangalitsa-cross pigs are related to the hairy Hungarian breed, developed in the 1830s, that mixed eastern European domestic…
WWildlife Read More 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 surviveJuly 17, 2026 Animals and their stories of existence have always surprised humans. From the way they are born to their…
WWildlife Read More European grey wolves go on show at New Forest Wildlife ParkJuly 17, 2026 They are the first wolves to live at the New Forest Wildlife Park since 2024, when their five…
WWildlife Read More Scientists looked at Antarctica from the air. What they saw has them worriedJuly 17, 2026 Researchers in Antarctica have used 30 years of satellite data – combined with hand-scooped poop samples – to…