Swan found dead with head removed in Roundhay Park, Leeds
The incident was discovered near a log barrier in the park’s nature area. On Monday, September 21, a…
Hairy-legged red-eyed sea spiders discovered in the Salish Sea
image: A photo of a new species of sea spider Tanystylum kiixin view more Credit: Cormac Toler-Scott If…
Great white shark seen in False Bay after eight-year absence
A sub-adult great white shark has been sighted just north of Seal Island in False Bay by clients…
Scientists tracked 925 pet cats across six countries; most stayed within small home ranges but had a large local impact on wildlife |
Pet cats may spend much of their time close to home, but their hunting can have a large…
Rare video of night parrot chick hiding in spinifex tunnel in WA desert
Even in the heart of night parrot country it can be rare to actually see one of the…
Rare albino hammerhead shark captured on video off Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina
An incredibly rare shark was captured on video. As I’ve said far too many times to count, there…
Is another 100-degree day ahead for Central Texas? Here’s Wednesday’s weather forecast
Although the calendar indicates that we’ve flipped to fall, and a cold front appears to be stalling in…
Great white shark attacks ‘ghost dolphin’ in Brazil. A predation event like this has never been recorded here before
Researchers have found and recorded the first forensic evidence of a white shark attacking a Franciscana dolphin along the coast…
Bats originated in Europe, rewriting mammals’ family tree, study reveals | Mammals
In the northern forests of the Congo-Brazzaville, as the sun slips away, a distinctive honking fills the dusky…
Horsey seal ‘anchored’ down by debris needs months of care
Sally Butler, chairwoman of the Friends of Horsey Seals charity, said members of the public helped to stretcher…
‘Extremely rare’ visitor spotted in Plymouth – ‘it’s definitely real’
‘I’ve not heard of or seen one before in the UK’ 10:48, 23 Sep 2026Updated 10:58, 23 Sep…
“Each one can shift more than 10x its own body weight in sand.” These tiny animals could be shaping the landscape more any other animal on Earth
Researchers found that the nocturnal creatures, known as sand or beach hoppers (Megalorchestia californiana) can collectively shift around…