Waxwings Set To Cross North Sea To UK
Waxwings, woodcocks and wood pigeons expected in UK as easterly winds and clear skies boost migration.
Waxwings, woodcocks and wood pigeons expected in UK as easterly winds and clear skies boost migration.
Extreme heatwaves are driving animal populations to collapse, with tropical birds and marine life hit hardest, scientists warn.
Protests in Albania intensify over a $1.6bn luxury resort backed by Jared Kushner, with environmental concerns and lack of transparency cited.
An 'extremely intelligent' bear that attacked four people in Japan remains at large after evading capture by unlocking a window and drinking from a tap.
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RecommendedScientists discover dozens of new species, including eight dragonflies and 60 butterflies, in Angola's remote Lisima plateau.
Theo the donkey survives colic after two rare blood transfusions from fellow donkeys on the Isle of Wight.
Japan issues bear attack survival tips as encounters surge, with nine deaths recorded since April, the highest annual total.
American model Ginger Meadows was eaten alive by a crocodile in Darwin in 1987 despite warnings, in one of Australia's most notorious attacks.
A rescue dog who spent four years in a cage has a joyful first beach visit, captured in a viral TikTok video.
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RecommendedA blackbird mimicking a police siren fooled officers at Thames Valley Police's Bicester station, later identified by wildlife experts.
The Wildlife Trust advises placing robin food on the ground to attract them, as they prefer feeding off the ground.
False widow spider invasion expected in UK homes after hot summer boosts breeding; bites painful but rarely serious.
A badger's nocturnal attack on a wasp nest in the Highlands leaves comb scattered, while a honey buzzard is also spotted at the scene.
Jodi Proger, 64, was killed by a buck she rescued and cared for over 12 years at her Ohio home.
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RecommendedThe common stinkhorn fungus, known for its phallic shape and foul smell, is surprisingly edible and can be used as a vegan beef substitute.
Whooper swan numbers in the UK are set to double by 2030 thanks to protected nature reserves, offering hope for biodiversity conservation.
Learn how to attract wrens to your garden in May with three simple plants. Wrens love cover, insects, and nesting boxes.
Lincolnshire farmer Colin Chappell highlights ladybirds, parasitic wasps, and hoverflies as natural pest controllers, reducing chemical use on his farm.
Canadian diver Andrea Humphreys captures a giant Pacific octopus hugging her in a rare underwater encounter off Vancouver Island.
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RecommendedTasmanian devil Mary escapes Gold Coast park; search underway with drone and thermal imaging.
Study shows horses can smell fear in humans through sweat, reacting with increased startle and heart rate.
David Attenborough's new BBC series Dynasties is criticised for downplaying the environmental crisis, with George Monbiot arguing it fosters complacency.
Chris Packham's new documentary reveals ring-necked parakeets are not invasive and debunks the myth that Jimi Hendrix released them in London.
As palm oil plantations destroy orangutan habitats, conflicts with humans rise. Relocating the apes may not be the solution. A podcast explores the ethical battle.
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RecommendedThe peacock butterfly has been voted Britain's favourite butterfly in Butterfly Conservation's first-ever poll, beating 59 other native species with over 20,000 votes cast.
A rare look at otter No 4,888's postmortem at Cardiff University reveals the grisly beauty of these creatures, contrasting with a first sighting in the wild.
Join a research team on Darwin and Wolf Islands as they study critically endangered hammerhead sharks and fish species responding to rapidly changing ocean conditions in the Galápagos.
A tiny squirrel gets a splint, a great white shark spotted in the Mediterranean, and hungry hyenas in Ethiopia feature in this week's best wildlife photos.
Australian researchers captured the elusive goblin shark on video in the Tonga Trench, expanding its known range and revealing its bizarre feeding behavior.
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RecommendedAfter a severe drought and water rationing, residents of La Calera, Colombia, fought Coca-Cola Femsa's water extraction, securing a historic reduction in the company's water concession.