‘An extraordinary legacy’: Tributes after chimpanzee expert Jane Goodall dies age 91
Dr Jane Goodall, the ground-breaking conservationist who revolutionised study of great apespublished at 21:38 BST 21:38 BST Image…
Jane Goodall dead: World’s ‘top expert on chimpanzees’ passes away at 91
Much-loved primatologist and UN Messenger of Peace and Founder Jane Goodall, known for her ground-breaking studies and chimpanzees…
‘We hope that management and control strategies … can be designed’
Trap cameras capture a photo of an axis deer in Chaco, Argentina, for the first time — but…
Fat Bear Week 2025 crowns a winner
The Yankees and the Red Sox. Celtic and Rangers. Real Madrid and Barcelona. In a competition bear-ly more…
‘An extraordinary legacy’: Tributes after chimpanzee expert Jane Goodall dies age 91 – follow live
Tough regulations needed to protect environment, Goodall told BBCpublished at 19:55 BST 19:55 BST Image source, Getty Images…
Wolf hunters in Spain allowed to keep heads as trophies
Spain’s La Rioja region has become the first in the country to allow hunters to keep wolves’ heads…
Where Do Hummingbirds Go When It Gets Cold?
Hummingbirds are pretty amazing creatures. They’re the smallest bird—most weigh less than a nickel—and they’re also the only…
Elephant charges at tourists, shoves woman underwater during safari in Botswana. Watch
An elephant in Botswana’s wetlands charged at a group of tourists during a safari canoe tour after they…
Sterilising ‘Nazi’ raccoons? That’s inhumane, say hunters
When a German city overrun with 30,000 raccoons — descendants of animals released during the Third Reich —…
The Rediscovered Nocturnal Parrot Faces Wildfire Destruction And Predator Attacks In The Great Sandy Desert
IN A NUTSHELL 🦜 The rediscovery of the nocturnal parrot reveals a thriving population in the Great Sandy…
Brown bear heavyweight Chunk wins Fat Bear Week despite injury
A brown bear weighing over 500kg (78st 8lb) has overcome a broken jaw to become the winner of…
These little bettongs were wiped out in South Australia a century ago. Now they’re thriving alongside foxes and feral cats
Around 200 years ago, bettongs were the most common macropod in Australia. These small wallaby-like creatures were once…