A severe disease outbreak has killed 72 captive tigers at wildlife parks in Chiang Mai, Thailand, with feline parvovirus confirmed as the primary infection, leading to park closures and emergency measures.
Punch, a six-month-old macaque abandoned by his mother, has captured hearts worldwide by cuddling a plush orangutan toy. His story has drawn crowds to a Japanese zoo as he learns to socialise.
Thai authorities race to contain a devastating feline parvovirus outbreak that has killed 72 tigers at tourist parks in Chiang Mai, with inbreeding and poor conditions blamed.
A 500-year-old oak tree cut down by Toby Carvery in Enfield was found to be alive, contradicting claims it was dying, as Enfield Council pursues eviction for lease breaches.
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Conservationists highlight the plight of pangolins, scaly anteaters trafficked for their scales, with over a million poached in a decade and all eight species at high extinction risk.
Exclusive insights from BBC's wildlife filmmakers as they return to Botswana's Okavango Delta for the second series of Big Cats 24/7, capturing dramatic new stories of lions, leopards, and cheetahs.
A three-month-old giraffe calf named Okidi has died at Detroit Zoo after colliding with a viewing panel. The zoo euthanized her due to severe injuries, prompting public grief and calls for habitat safety reviews.
Experts argue over managing urban pigeon populations, with some advocating for feeding bans while others call for celebrating their historical role or letting nature balance ecosystems.
A mother bear and two cubs were filmed charging across a busy ski run at Northstar Ski Resort in California, startling skiers and snowboarders before safely returning to the forest.
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A young grey seal pup was rescued in Scarborough after being found lying in the middle of a road, forcing its closure. Marine medics intervened and returned it to shore.
This week's top wildlife photos feature a rescued lynx, turtle hatchlings, a rare white crow, and humorous animal moments from global competitions.
A wildlife observer recounts a curious encounter with a fox displaying what appeared to be a 'come-hither' smile, sparking debate on animal behaviour and communication in the wild.
The critically endangered Avatar moth, named for its habitat threatened by mining, has won New Zealand's Bug of the Year 2026 competition with nearly half the votes.
A 19-year-old bull elephant named Phlai Petch Uthai went on a violent rampage after being interrupted during mating, attacking his caretaker and overturning vehicles in Buriram, Thailand.
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A six-month-old macaque monkey named Punch, abandoned by his mother at birth, has formed an emotional bond with a stuffed orangutan toy at Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan, capturing global attention.
A petition led by The Wildlife Trusts and Center Parcs calls for a red squirrel emoji to raise awareness about the endangered native mammal, as surveys reveal many UK children are unaware of its plight.
A record 430 grey seal pups have been born this season at Orford Ness in Suffolk, nearly doubling last year's total. The former weapons testing site has become a thriving breeding ground since seals first arrived in 2021.
Punch, a Japanese macaque who gained global sympathy while clinging to a stuffed orangutan toy, has successfully integrated with his zoo troop after months of isolation.
Extreme flooding in Somerset has dramatically altered local bird populations, with some species thriving in the new wetland habitats while others face severe declines.
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In north Belfast, a riverfly monitoring survey uncovers the vital role of larvae as indicators of water quality, with conservationists from the Belfast Hills Partnership leading the citizen science effort.
A record 430 grey seal pups have been born this season at Orford Ness, Suffolk, a former Cold War weapons testing site, marking a significant conservation success.
A recent study highlights the increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires worldwide, driven by climate change, posing severe threats to ecosystems and human safety.
Property developers in Perth plan to clear endangered banksia ecosystems used by threatened black cockatoos, with experts warning proposed environmental offsets are scientifically flawed and risk irreversible biodiversity loss.
A spotted hyena named Noubia at Yorkshire Wildlife Park rescued her newborn cubs from a flooding underground den, bringing them to safety in a heated house as torrential rains threatened.
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Volunteers have documented the first beaver couple to settle in Norfolk in over 500 years, marking a significant ecological milestone for the region's wildlife conservation efforts.
A new report reveals a significant rise in unprovoked shark attacks globally in 2025, with 65 incidents and 12 fatalities, while highlighting the low statistical risk compared to other dangers.
A pair of wild beavers has been filmed at a Norfolk nature reserve, marking the first such sighting since the 16th century, with experts debating their mysterious origins and ecological impact.
Eastern imperial eagles, once nearly wiped out in Serbia due to poisoning, habitat loss, and shooting, are making a surprising comeback thanks to dedicated conservation efforts.
US mining giant Alcoa has been penalised for clearing protected Jarrah forests in Western Australia during bauxite mining operations, raising environmental concerns.
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A 61-year-old Sydney man has been sentenced to eight years in prison for attempting to smuggle native reptiles overseas in popcorn bags and biscuit tins, a record sentence for wildlife crime.
