Cruel snare traps to be banned in England
The UK government will outlaw cruel wire snare traps, aligning England with Wales and Scotland. Over 200,000 traps cause immense suffering to wildlife and pets.
Category : Wildlife
Wildlife Experts Urge '9pm Rule' for Christmas Lights
The RHS and bird specialists warn festive lights disrupt wildlife. Follow the simple '9pm rule' to protect garden birds and nocturnal animals this Christmas.
Deadly virus discovered in Arctic whales' breath
Scientists using drones detect a lethal virus in whale exhalations across the Arctic Circle, raising fears of mass mortality events. Learn about the groundbreaking surveillance method.
Drones spot deadly virus in Arctic whales' breath
Scientists use drones to detect a lethal virus in whale breath, raising alarm for Arctic marine mammals. Learn how this breakthrough aids conservation efforts.
Dog's genius paddling pool trial and error wins hearts
Watch as Mabel the Labrador shows incredible problem-solving skills trying to float her 'Blue Pearl' pool. A heartwarming tale of canine persistence and ultimate success. Read the full story here.
Fisher spotted in Ohio for first time in centuries
A fisher, a member of the weasel family, has been confirmed in Cleveland Metroparks for the first time in nearly 200 years, signalling a conservation success. Discover the details of its return.
Jane Goodall's final act was adopting rescue bear Robinson
Before her death at 91, Dr Jane Goodall became guardian to a moon bear rescued from a Vietnamese bile farm. Her moving words reveal her fight for the 'sassy' survivor named Robinson.
Kenya court to rule on luxury camp blocking wildebeest
A Kenyan court will proceed with a case against a $3,500-per-night Ritz-Carlton safari camp accused of blocking the iconic wildebeest migration in Maasai Mara. Read the latest.
Sri Lanka arrests three over horrific elephant burning video
Three Sri Lankan men were arrested after a viral video showed them setting a wild elephant on fire. The animal later died, sparking outrage and highlighting the nation's human-elephant conflict.
Rare fisher sighted in Ohio after 100-year absence
A fisher, unseen in Cuyahoga County for over a century, was captured on camera in Cleveland Metroparks, signalling a conservation triumph. Discover the story and how to report sightings.
Rare Fisher Spotted in Ohio for First Time in a Century
A fisher, unseen in Ohio for over 100 years, has been captured on camera in Cleveland Metroparks. Discover the story of its return and what it means for local conservation efforts.
Man admits throwing kittens into River Thames
Andrew Shephard pleads guilty to animal cruelty after tipping three kittens into the Thames from a London bridge. Follow for the latest on this shocking case.
Cat Missing for 3 Weeks Found 55 Miles from Home
A family's cat vanished after a balcony fall in Istanbul. Three weeks later, a call from 55 miles away led to an astonishing reunion. Read the heartwarming story of kindness and hope.
Colourful castaway barnacles stranded on Hampshire beach
A blue barrel covered in rare goose barnacles has washed ashore on Hayling Island, Hampshire. Discover the fascinating biology of these castaways and why their time on land is running out.
Invasive Quagga Mussels Devastate Swiss Lake and Infrastructure
Invasive quagga mussels are decimating Lake Geneva's ecosystem and clogging vital cooling systems, threatening research and water supplies. Scientists warn the damage is irreversible.
Rare White Rhino Calf Born at Cotswolds Wildlife Park
Meet baby Mo, a rare white rhino calf born at Cotswolds Wildlife Park in Oxfordshire. Only six such births occurred in European zoos this year. See the heartwarming photos of her first steps.
Scientists use mosquito blood to map Florida wildlife
University of Florida researchers analysed thousands of mosquitoes, extracting DNA from 86 animal species. This novel method offers a new way to monitor ecosystems and endangered species.
Rare polar bear adoption documented by Canadian scientists
Canadian researchers have logged an exceptionally rare case of a female polar bear adopting a cub. Discover the heartwarming story and what it reveals about Arctic survival.
Rare Polar Bear Adoption Gives Cub New Lease on Life
Scientists confirm a rare polar bear adoption in Hudson Bay. This heartwarming conservation story shows how wildlife adapts in the face of climate challenges. Read more.
Extremely Rare Grebes Spotted in Sussex This Month
Two rare breeding birds, the Red-necked Grebe and Black-necked Grebe, have been sighted in Sussex, offering a special treat for UK bird enthusiasts. Discover the details of these uncommon winter visitors.
Police investigate suspicious disappearance of rare eagles
Three white-tailed eagles, including a historic first wild-born chick, have vanished. Police appeal for information after satellite tags were found deliberately cut off.
Greece's rare monk seals threatened by tourism surge
Greece's population of 500 rare Mediterranean monk seals, half the world's total, faces a growing peril from unregulated marine tourism. New protected areas offer hope, but enforcement is key to their survival.
Police probe suspicious disappearance of rare eagles
Police forces across the UK are investigating the suspicious disappearance of three rare white-tailed eagles, a major blow to the species' reintroduction. Conservationists appeal for public help.
Galaxy Frogs Disappear, Kerala Habitat Loss Feared
The stunning 'galaxy frog' has vanished from its only known habitat in Kerala, India. Photographers and scientists warn of a potential extinction crisis driven by habitat destruction. Discover the full story.
Common Rat Poisons Pose Unacceptable Risk to UK Wildlife
A UK government review finds anticoagulant rodenticides pose an unacceptable risk to wildlife. Animal advocates demand a ban to protect birds of prey and mammals. Read the full report.
Pygmy Hippo Panya Becomes Viral Sensation at German Zoo
Meet Panya, the adorable pygmy hippo calf captivating the world from Duisburg Zoo. Discover how this tiny animal's viral fame echoes past internet sensations and the bittersweet reality of animal celebrity.
Largest spider web found in European cave
Scientists uncover a 106-square-metre communal web housing over 100,000 spiders in a sulphur cave. Discover the extraordinary cross-border find and its unique ecosystem.
Check Your Christmas Tree For Praying Mantis Egg Sacs
Families bringing real Christmas trees indoors are urged to check for walnut-sized brown lumps that could contain hundreds of praying mantis eggs, which may hatch in the warmth of your home.
Scientists Discover One of World's Smallest Toads
Biologists have identified a new orange toad species in Brazil's cloud forests, measuring under 14mm. The discovery highlights urgent conservation needs in the Atlantic Forest.
Polar Bears Changing DNA Due to Climate Crisis
New research shows polar bears are genetically adapting to a warming Arctic, a stark sign of climate pressure. Discover the complex reality behind this 'glimmer of hope'.
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