Climate Change Makes Sharks Lose Their Teeth, Scientists Warn
Groundbreaking research reveals ocean acidification, driven by climate change, is causing catastrophic damage to shark denticles, weakening their skin and threatening their survival.
Category : Wildlife
Killer Whales Force Sailors to Stay in Port in Spain
Mariners along Spain's coast are facing a new and terrifying threat as pods of aggressive killer whales have shifted their attacks from deep waters into shockingly shallow bays, prompting urgent safety warnings to avoid sailing altogether.
Wasp 'Witch' & Penguin Huddles in Stunning Wildlife Photos
From a wasp mimicking a fairytale witch to emperor penguins huddling against an Antarctic storm, the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition unveils its most spellbinding finalists, showcasing the planet's breathtaking beauty and fragility.
California's Red-Legged Frog Makes Historic Comeback
In a landmark victory for conservation, the iconic California red-legged frog has been successfully reintroduced to its native habitat in the Sierra Nevada, marking its return after a two-decade absence due to catastrophic population decline.
Billionaire's wildlife sanctuary under animal mistreatment probe
The world's largest wildlife rescue centre, established by Anant Ambani, faces a government probe following allegations of animal neglect and inadequate living conditions for its 2,000 inhabitants.
Rare 'Sailback Houndshark' Discovered in UK Waters
In a stunning marine discovery, scientists have identified a new species of shark, the Sailback Houndshark, off the UK coast, rewriting what we know about British marine biodiversity.
Surfer survives horror shark bite in Cornwall
A British surfer cheats death after a brutal shark bite off the Cornish coast. Read the incredible story of survival and the emergency response that saved his life.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025 Opens for Entries
The Natural History Museum's prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition is now accepting submissions for its 2025 edition. Amateur and professional photographers worldwide are invited to showcase their work celebrating the planet's extraord
Wild Bees Balance Nutrition Through Diverse Flower Selection
Groundbreaking UK research reveals wild bees actively seek diverse flower types to balance their nutritional intake, challenging long-held beliefs about pollinator behaviour.
5,500-Year-Old Neolithic Tomb Unearthed on Scottish Island
Archaeologists have made a breathtaking find on the Scottish Isle of Arran, unearthing a perfectly preserved Neolithic tomb dating back an astonishing 5,500 years. The ancient burial site, hidden for millennia, offers an unprecedented window into Scotland
Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025 Winners Unveiled
The Natural History Museum unveils the breathtaking winners of the prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025 competition, showcasing extraordinary moments from the natural world that highlight both its splendour and vulnerability.
'Extinct' False Catshark Rediscovered After Decades
In a stunning marine biology breakthrough, a shark species thought to be extinct for decades, the False Catshark, has been miraculously rediscovered off the coast of Scotland, rewriting conservation science.
Solo Camper's Australian Wilderness Terror Story
An Australian woman's solo camping trip turned into a night of sheer terror after a shocking discovery in the remote wilderness. Her chilling story is a stark warning for all adventurers.
Florida Man Fights Off Black Bear in Terrifying Attack
A Florida man survives a vicious black bear mauling in his own backyard, fighting back in a desperate struggle. Authorities issue urgent wildlife warnings to local residents.
Major H5N1 Bird Flu Outbreak Hits Australian Poultry Farm
Australia confirms its first major outbreak of the highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu. As UK authorities ramp up biosecurity, we examine the global implications and the urgent measures being taken to protect farms and wildlife.
Florida Woman Fights Off 300lb Bear With Bare Hands
A Florida woman survived a vicious attack by a 300lb black bear in her own garden, fighting the animal off with her bare hands before neighbours rushed to her aid with a garden hose.
Giant Barrel Jellyfish Appear in UK Waters
Enormous barrel jellyfish, some measuring over a metre and weighing up to 40kg, are appearing in unprecedented numbers around the British coastline, creating both concern and fascination among marine experts.
Outrage as video shows trainers manually stimulating orca
Exclusive footage reveals trainers at Marineland Antibes manually stimulating a male orca to collect semen, sparking global condemnation from animal rights groups and scientists over the park's inbreeding prevention methods.
Hero driver stops M25 traffic to rescue stranded animal
A quick-thinking motorist became an unexpected hero on the M25 after stopping four lanes of traffic to save a terrified animal stranded on the busy orbital motorway. The dramatic incident, caught on dashcam, unfolded during rush hour, showcasing an incred
Exotic Tegu Lizard on the Loose in Maine, Officials Warn
An exotic Argentine black and white tegu lizard is on the loose in Old Town, Maine, prompting a search and warning from wildlife officials. Here's what you need to know.
Porepunkah's 'Desi Bird' Freed After 48-Hour Tree Ordeal
A heartwarming tale of survival in rural Victoria as a pet Indian myna bird, 'Desi Bird', is miraculously reunited with his owners after a two-day disappearance and a dramatic rescue from a tree hollow.
Starfish Melt Mystery Solved After Decade of Research
Scientists unravel the chilling mystery behind one of nature's most devastating marine epidemics that wiped out starfish populations across the Pacific coastline.
Hope Bourne: Exmoor's Wild Voice Celebrated in Exhibition
A major new exhibition in Dulverton honours the extraordinary life and legacy of Hope Bourne, the reclusive Exmoor writer, artist, and hunter who became a legendary voice of the British wilderness.
Invasive Tegu Lizards Spark Urgent Search in Maine
Authorities in Maine are hunting for two large, non-native Argentine black and white tegus after a reported sighting, raising fears for local wildlife and ecosystems.
Family's pet flap stuns with parade of wild foxes and badgers
A Somerset family's simple act of installing a cat flap led to an astonishing nightly wildlife spectacle, with wild foxes and badgers making themselves at home in their kitchen.
Stranded Dolphin Dies in Cornwall Despite Rescue Effort
A desperate rescue mission to save a dolphin stranded in a Cornish river ends in heartbreak as the marine mammal succumbs to its injuries, despite the heroic efforts of medics and wildlife experts.
Zookeepers' Shocking Duty: Manual Stimulation for Orca
Explosive documents reveal that Marineland Canada staff manually stimulated lonely orca Kiska for semen collection, raising major ethical questions about captive marine mammal welfare.
Killer Whale Locks Jaws Around Yacht in 45-Minute Attack
A sailing crew's nightmare came true as a killer whale launched a sustained attack on their yacht off the coast of Scotland, smashing the rudder in a prolonged assault.
Rare Antarctic Phantom Squid Filmed in Deep Sea Breakthrough
Scientists have obtained breathtaking footage of a rare deep-sea squid, the elusive Antarctic phantom squid, in its natural habitat for the first time, revealing its unique adaptations and ethereal beauty.
Flesh-Eating Screwworm Returns to US After 50 Years
US authorities confirm the first mainland case of the deadly New World screwworm parasite in over half a century. The flesh-eating larvae were found in a stray dog in Florida, sparking a major biosecurity alert and fears for livestock and public health.
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