Sloth Gives Birth 14 Metres High at Spanish Zoo in Public View
A two-toed sloth named Reina delivered a healthy cub while suspended 14 metres above ground at Bioparc zoo near Malaga, Spain, in a rare public spectacle that mirrored wild behaviour.
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Why You've Never Seen a Baby Pigeon in Cities
A viral social media query about the absence of baby pigeons has sparked widespread curiosity. The answer lies in their nesting habits and rapid growth, making squabs nearly invisible to the untrained eye.
Giant Brazilian Dinosaur Discovery Reveals Ancient Links
Brazilian scientists have identified Dasosaurus tocantinensis, a 20-metre-long dinosaur species that lived 120 million years ago, providing new evidence of land connections between South America, Africa, and Europe.
Fox Stowaway Rescued in New York After Atlantic Crossing from UK
A red fox discovered aboard a cargo ship from Southampton is recovering at Bronx Zoo after a two-week Atlantic voyage. Officials await health checks before finding a permanent home.
Crufts Winner's Animal Cruelty Conviction Sparks Outcry
Animal charities demand changes after Crufts best in show winner Lee Cox's past conviction for cruelty emerges, highlighting concerns over extreme breeds and welfare.
Wolfie the Husky Cross Awaits Home After 3 Years in Rescue
Three-year-old Wolfie, rescued from Egypt, desperately needs a loving UK home after years in shelter care. The husky cross requires an active owner for fitness and training.
Zoo Denies Bullying Viral Monkey Punch, Cites Discipline
Ichikawa City Zoo clarifies that viral macaque Punch is not bullied but disciplined in hierarchical society, as PETA criticises captivity cruelty.
Japanese Zoo Defends 'Discipline' of Viral Baby Monkey Punch
Ichikawa City Zoo insists Punch the macaque is experiencing natural hierarchical discipline, not bullying, after online concern over videos showing him being chased by troop members.
Stowaway Fox Travels from England to US on Ship
A red fox has been discovered as a stowaway on a cargo ship that travelled from England to the United States, raising concerns about invasive species and biosecurity protocols.
Fox Stows Away on Ship from England to US, Now at Bronx Zoo
A red fox secretly boarded a cargo ship in Southampton, England, and traveled to New York, where it is now being cared for at the Bronx Zoo after a transatlantic journey.
Zoo Asks Public Not to Pity Viral Monkey Punch
Ichikawa City Zoo near Tokyo says Punch the macaque is not being bullied despite viral videos, explaining his behaviour is part of natural monkey hierarchy as he integrates with the troop.
Hedgehog Super-Hearing Could Cut Road Deaths, Says Oxford
A University of Oxford study finds hedgehogs have super-hearing up to 85 kHz, suggesting ultrasound car repellers could save thousands from road fatalities and aid conservation.
Outdoor Pet Cats Face Shorter Lives: Research on Dangers
New research reveals outdoor pet cats live 2-3 years less due to traffic accidents, fights, and diseases. Containing cats is advised for safety and wildlife protection.
Zoo Removes Monkeys After Bullying Claims Over Baby Punch
Ichikawa Zoo in Japan has temporarily removed several high-ranking macaques from baby Punch's enclosure following public concerns about bullying. The infant monkey gained fame earlier this year after being abandoned by his mother.
Stray Cat Brings Five Kittens to Woman Who Fed Her
A woman's act of feeding a stray cat led to an unexpected surprise when the feline returned days later with her five kittens, seeking shelter and care.
Ancient Crocodile Switched from Four to Two Legs as It Grew
Scientists discover a 'peculiar' 200-million-year-old crocodile species that began life walking on four legs before transitioning to bipedal movement in adulthood.
Dinosaur Named After Chromeo Found with Hundreds of Throat Stones
Scientists discover Chromeornis funkyi, a 120-million-year-old dinosaur fossil with over 800 stones in its throat, offering new insights into bird evolution and extinction survival.
Woman Killed by Elephant After Pulling Tail for Selfie
A 46-year-old mother-of-four in Namibia was trampled to death after slapping and pulling the tail of a wounded elephant while attempting to take a selfie. The tragic incident highlights human-wildlife conflict.
Orphaned Monkey Punch Accepted by Peers After Viral Toy Story
Punch, an orphaned macaque at Ichikawa City Zoo, is now integrating with his troop after viral images showed him clinging to a plush toy for comfort following maternal rejection.
Raccoons Solve Puzzles for Fun, Not Just Food, Study Finds
New research reveals raccoons continue solving puzzles even after retrieving food rewards, suggesting intrinsic curiosity drives their behaviour and helps them thrive in urban environments.
Death Valley's Rare Superbloom Transforms Desert Landscape
A spectacular superbloom of wildflowers is currently carpeting Death Valley National Park, the driest and hottest place in North America, with vibrant colours visible from space. This rare phenomenon, driven by exceptional rainfall, offers a fleeting oppo
Tawny Frogmouths: Nocturnal Hunters with Muppet Charm
Observing tawny frogmouths through spring reveals their extraordinary night-hunting skills and parental dedication, transforming from daytime stumps to aerial athletes.
Couple's Shelter 'Sausage Dog' Turns Out to Be Crossbreed
A couple adopted what they thought was a dachshund puppy from a rescue centre, only to discover months later their pet had grown into a much larger crossbreed dog, highlighting issues with breed identification in shelters.
Kaavan the Elephant Freed After 35 Years of Loneliness
Kaavan, dubbed the 'world's loneliest elephant', endured 35 years shackled in a Pakistani zoo after his companion's death. Following global campaigns, he was relocated to a Cambodian sanctuary in 2020, where he now thrives with proper care and socialisati
Rescue Dog Returned After Eight Years Sparks Emotional Plea
Starfish Animal Rescue shares the heartbreaking story of Winchester, a dog surrendered after eight years with his family. The rescue's emotional plea for a foster home has touched many online.
Uncontacted Amazon Tribe Faces Extinction from Logging
The Mashco-Piro tribe, one of the world's most isolated indigenous groups, faces devastating threats from illegal logging in Peru's Amazon rainforest, leading to violent clashes and displacement.
Whale Saves Diver from Shark by Hiding Her Under Fin
Marine biologist Nan Hauser was pushed through water by a 50,000-pound humpback whale for over 10 minutes as a 15-foot tiger shark lurked nearby in the Cook Islands.
Asian Hornets Invade Basingstoke, Threaten Bees and Public
Killer Asian hornets are hitching rides on cars along the M3 to invade Basingstoke, posing severe risks to honeybees, biodiversity, and public safety, experts warn.
Coroner: Dingo Attack Killed Piper James on K'gari Island
A coroner has determined that Piper James, a 24-year-old woman, died from drowning after a dingo attack on K'gari Island in 2025, highlighting safety concerns in the area.
Thousands of Geese Found Dead Across New Jersey Amid Bird Flu Fears
Officials report over 4,300 dead or sick birds across eight counties, with avian influenza suspected but not confirmed as freezing temperatures complicate the investigation.
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