WWildlife Read More Cumbria sand dune scheme aims to aid rare toads and beetlesJuly 13, 2026 The northern dune tiger beetle is particularly fast moving and can travel at up to 2.5m a second,…
WWildlife Read More Red squirrel vaccine petition to be considered for Senedd debateJuly 13, 2026 A red squirrel foraging for food. Photo Danny Lawson/PA Wire Mark Mansfield A petition calling on the Welsh…
WWildlife Read More Rise hoped in swan numbers despite winter bird flu outbreakJuly 13, 2026 He said cygnets faced a difficult start in life, with risks from predators like birds of prey, foxes…
WWildlife Read More Rare Earls Barton floodplain meadow given to wildlife trustJuly 13, 2026 A rare floodplain meadow is to be restored into a wildflower-rich habitat after it was donated to a…
WWildlife Read More Chimpanzees Keep Throwing Stones at the Same Trees – Scientists Want To Know WhyJuly 12, 2026 Accumulative stone throwing is a rare, potentially cultural, behavior that has been observed among four groups of wild…
WWildlife Read More 800-pound moose gets stuck on Newfoundland highway divider, until farmer steps inJuly 12, 2026 A stranded moose on a Newfoundland highway divider turned one dairy farmer into an unlikely hero after he…
WWildlife Read More Tourist Seriously Injured After Bison Tosses Him 8 Feet Into The Air At Yellowstone National ParkJuly 12, 2026 A tourist was seriously injured after a bull bison charged at him and tossed him about eight feet…
WWildlife Read More Australia spent millions fighting cane toads, then native predators solved the issue for freeJuly 12, 2026 For decades, Australia has tried to rein in cane toads by investing in disease-focused research, fungal approaches, scent-based…
WWildlife Read More Beavers are emerging sooner in spring amid warmer weatherJuly 12, 2026 The most anticipated day of my year is “BDay” — the first day when beavers are spotted on…
WWildlife Read More Numbat conservation efforts pull native species from brink of extinctionJuly 12, 2026 Numbats, Western Australia’s animal emblem, have been pulled from the brink of extinction after research found the population…
WWildlife Read More An octopus has three hearts, blue blood and around 500 million neurons, two thirds of them not in its head but spread through its arms, so each arm can taste, decide and act almost on its own.July 12, 2026 An octopus looks like one animal, but its nervous system is arranged more like a living network. The…
WWildlife Read More Berkshire picks Brimstone as its top butterfly in voteJuly 12, 2026 The vote took place as part of Butterfly Conservation’s first nationwide poll to name Britain’s favourite butterfly, with…