Channel 5 star has ‘dangerously close’ call filming new documentary
A presenter and explorer had to move fast to avoid a potentially dangerous animal encounter Steve Backshall has…
Meet the 31-Foot Giant Crocodile That Ruled Prehistoric Rivers and Ate Dinosaurs
Along the old creek beds and sand pits of the American South, fossil hunting can feel less like…
Sly fox stows away on ship from Britain to New York port
A red fox that managed to slip onto a US-bound ship in Britain was discovered by customs officers…
Precious Baby Koala Clings to Stuffie for Comfort Just Like Punch the Monkey
Meet Rafa, the baby Koala, who loves his comfort stuffed toy just as much as Punch, the baby…
After a brief scare, National Zoo’s rare baby elephant to make her debut – The Washington Post
After a brief scare, National Zoo’s rare baby elephant to make her debut The Washington PostElephant Calf Linh Mai’s…
Great Lakes Otters Are a Conservation Success Story with Populations Flourishing in US and Ontario
A river otter the moment it was released into the Rio Grande – Credit J.N. Stuart, CC 2.0.…
Shark nets planned for €100 million Club Med resort threaten endangered species in South Africa
Scientists are warning that proposed shark nets near a €100 million Club Med resort in South Africa could…
Lancashire’s wildlife to ‘flourish’ under nature plan
Roberts, the county council’s cabinet member for Rural Affairs, Environment and Communities, said the strategy was the result…
Channel Islands weekly quiz: Why is a sloth moving away? – BBC
Channel Islands weekly quiz: Why is a sloth moving away? BBCSloth to leave Jersey in bid to mate with…
Hidden Cameras on a Remote Tasmanian Island Capture Rare Animals Scientists Had Struggled to Confirm for Years
Night cameras placed across truwana/Cape Barren Island off Tasmania’s north-east coast recently began recording movement through grass and…
How a ‘stowaway’ fox took an extraordinary transatlantic journey to New York – The Independent
How a ‘stowaway’ fox took an extraordinary transatlantic journey to New York The IndependentWeek in wildlife: a wet macaque,…
The strange deep-sea creatures that eat whales
Rattail fish can grow up to a metre in length (3.2ft) and live at depths of up to…