Venomous snakes: Guidance over adders on the Isle of Wight
A spokesperson for the body said Britain’s only venomous snake are back after months underground. The National Trust…
Painting eyes on takeaway boxes can stop gulls stealing chips, study shows | Environment
Gulls thrive on snatching chips from unwary beachgoers, but now research shows that painting a pair of eyes…
Pershore Abbey welcomes its first peregrine falcon eggs of 2026
It has been a different story at Worcester Cathedral, with no eggs yet laid. Chris Dobbs, biodiversity advisor…
Blackpool Zoo welcomes ‘vulnerable’ giant anteater pup
Jason Keller, senior keeper, said: “Giant anteaters are such a unique species and every birth is really important…
Spectacular New Species Found in Cambodia’s Limestone Caves–Asia’s ‘Little Laboratories’
A new species of pit viper found living in the caves – credit, supplied by Fauna & Flora…
Photographer Captures First-Ever Images of Adorable Ross Seal Swimming in Antarctica
The first-ever photo of a Ross seal swimming underwater. | Photo by Justin Hofman A photographer has captured…
Torty the tortoise, who survived World War I, visits Te Papa exhibit which tells her story
Torty the tortoise sits next to a story about her at Te Papa. Photo: TE PAPA / SUPPLIED…
1,400-lb great white shark ‘Breton’ pings near uncharted waters off Turks and Caicos
Video from Sept. 2020 shows OCEARCH tagging an adult male white shark named Breton. Breton weighed more than…
Massive 1,400-pound great white shark ‘Breton’ located near Turks and Caicos
TURKS AND CAICOS — Since being tagged in September 2020, OCEARCH’s Breton, the great white shark, has traveled…
Photographer Jon McCormack captures nature’s spinning, spiraling patterns
The seashore is also where Jon McCormack developed a new appreciation for nature’s patterns and their hidden meanings.…
Bears starting to emerge from their West Country dens
Bears starting to emerge from their West Country dens Published 4:30 pm Monday, March 30, 2026 Bears are…
Tasmanian tiger extinction questioned after remote cave discovery
Griffith University’s Dr Andrea Jalandoni inside a cave where the paintings showing Tasmanian tigers have been documented. Source:…