Scientists on Cape Cod have uncovered the oldest known whale sound recordings from 1949, predating the discovery of whale song by 20 years. This breakthrough could help researchers understand how human-made ocean noise affects whale communication today.
Scientists have discovered the oldest known recording of whale song from 1949, offering unprecedented insights into how whales communicated in a quieter ocean before modern human noise pollution.
Judy Zagorski, 57, died instantly when a massive spotted eagle ray jumped from the water and struck her face during a family boat trip in Florida in 2008.
The Marine Conservation Society's annual report shows drinks-related litter like cans and bottles on 95% of surveyed UK beaches, with nearly 50,000 such items collected last year.
A red fox embarked on an extraordinary journey, sneaking onto a cargo ship in Southampton and arriving in New York, where it is now under care at the Bronx Zoo.
Two rare deep-sea oarfish, known as 'doomsday fish,' have washed up on a Mexican beach, causing panic due to folklore linking them to natural disasters. Beachgoers rescued the creatures.
A nature observer discovers a tiny, dew-covered spider web in a hedgerow, highlighting the rewards of mindful attention to the environment's small wonders.
A rare superbloom has erupted in Death Valley National Park after record winter rainfall, covering the arid desert in vibrant pink, purple, and yellow wildflowers for the first time in ten years.
Jordon Hudson wore a dress made from 36lbs of recovered fishing rope to the 2026 Maine Fishermen's Forum, spotlighting the issue of abandoned fishing gear harming marine life.
Death Valley National Park, typically the hottest and driest place in North America, is experiencing a spectacular once-in-a-decade superbloom of wildflowers following exceptional rainfall.
A Guardian and DeSmog investigation exposes illegal fishmeal operations in Guinea-Bissau's protected Bijagós archipelago, endangering local fisheries and food security.
A 1951 country diary describes a sunny March day in Cornwall with golden gorse, yet notes a wintry landscape lacking early spring blooms like primroses and violets.
A sapling grown from the illegally felled Sycamore Gap tree has been planted at Segedunum Roman Fort in Wallsend, North Tyneside, marking a symbolic renewal at the eastern end of Hadrian's Wall.
Two American sisters encountered two massive oarfish washing ashore in Cabo San Lucas, an event considered a one-in-a-billion occurrence with folklore linking it to impending disasters.
A 33-year-old Hawaiʻi resident has died after being rescued from a closed volcanic area in Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park. Search teams worked overnight in hazardous terrain to locate the individual.
In Australia, possums are cherished urban wildlife, while in New Zealand, they're vilified as egg-eating pests. This cultural clash highlights deep-seated national attitudes and conservation efforts.
The Caminhos da Ibiapaba, Brazil's newest long-distance hiking trail, spans 186km through diverse biomes, fostering environmental conservation and local economic growth in the northeast region.
A large explosion on an oil tanker near Kuwait has caused oil to gush into the Gulf, raising serious environmental concerns amid heightened Middle East tensions.
Environmental groups object to Marine Stewardship Council recertification of Aker QRILL's krill fishery, citing lapsed conservation measures and climate threats to Antarctica's fragile ecosystem.
Discover the avian symphony of North Yorkshire Moors with a guided walk highlighting bird calls, species, and conservation efforts in this scenic UK landscape.
A new report highlights the urgent need to tackle ocean heating and overfishing together, as climate change and unsustainable fishing practices threaten marine ecosystems and global food security.
A Pomeranian stolen from a family 12 years ago has been miraculously reunited with its owners after being found and scanned for a microchip, highlighting the importance of pet microchipping.
Blast Beach in Seaham, once a heavily polluted industrial dumping ground, has been transformed into a premier UK destination for Victorian seaglass hunters following a major government cleanup initiative.
Auggie the quaker parrot, famous for singing 'bacon pancakes,' was surrendered in poor condition but has now been adopted by her rescuer after rehabilitation.
Olivia Hodgson adopted 11-year-old Labrador Oscar, expecting only months together. Two years later, his joyful revival showcases the power of love and care.
Red Hill in Canberra captivates with its walking tracks, scar trees, and ochre earth, offering a profound connection to nature and history for locals and visitors alike.
Marine experts are investigating why grey seals are attacking and killing common dolphins along British coasts, a shocking behaviour never seen before with these larger cetaceans.
The Underwater Photographer of the Year 2026 competition has revealed its stunning winners, showcasing breathtaking images from oceans worldwide.
A detailed observation of two contrasting oak trees in the English countryside, highlighting their ecological roles, seasonal changes, and symbolic significance in nature.
A juvenile great white shark measuring nearly 9 feet has been detected 42 miles from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, providing crucial data on Atlantic migration patterns for young sharks.