Elephant Herd Kills Six in Indian Village, Including Baby
A herd of 18 elephants stormed through an Indian village overnight, killing six people including a three-month-old baby and injuring another child, sparking outrage and calls for action.
Category : Wildlife
Christmas Trees Reused to Protect Lancashire Coastline
Volunteers in Lancashire have planted over 2,000 discarded Christmas trees on St Anne's beach to create sand dunes, combating coastal erosion and providing habitat for rare species like sand lizards.
Toxic 'Forever Chemicals' Found in Cumbria and Lancashire Waters
High levels of banned carcinogenic Pfas chemicals have been detected in rivers and groundwater across 25 sites in Cumbria and Lancashire, raising serious health and environmental concerns.
Phoenix Lovebirds Teach Lessons on Monogamy and Resilience
Phoenix hosts the world's largest colony of rosy-faced lovebirds outside Africa. These monogamous parrots demonstrate lifelong bonds and remarkable adaptability in urban environments.
California Mountain Lions Listed as Endangered Species
California mountain lions have been added to the Endangered Species Act list, marking a critical step for their conservation amid habitat loss and human threats.
Red Panda Cub Asha Takes First Steps After Hand-Rearing
An endangered red panda cub named Asha, hand-reared after her mother's sudden death, has taken her first steps in her outdoor habitat at Bristol Zoo Project, showing natural climbing behaviours.
Wildlife Week: Raccoons, Squids, and Swans in Focus
This week's wildlife highlights include a raccoon drinking from a plastic cup in Panama, a cartoon-like squid discovered off Argentina, and a swan causing chaos in Berlin. Stunning photos from around the globe.
Capercaillie Bird Recovery Signs in Scottish Highlands
Scotland's endangered capercaillie bird sees a 50% population increase at RSPB Abernethy, offering hope after decades of decline from over 20,000 to 532 birds.
Microscopic Monsters Under a Millimetre Long
A naturalist's diary reveals the hidden world of minuscule creatures, less than a millimetre in size, thriving in local environments and showcasing nature's intricate biodiversity.
RSPB Reports Capercaillie Boost in Scotland, Warns More Work Needed
The RSPB has recorded a 50% increase in lekking male capercaillie at Abernethy since 2020, but warns the critically threatened bird species remains at serious risk of extinction in the UK.
Habitat Loss Threatens Wales' Red Squirrel Survival
Efforts to protect red squirrels in mid Wales are being undermined by renewable energy developments, risking the loss of genetically distinct populations.
Chris Packham's Tragic Discovery During Springwatch Filming
BBC presenter Chris Packham reveals a heartbreaking absence of birds of prey during Springwatch filming in the Peak District, calling it a 'raptor death zone' linked to grouse shooting practices.
Stranger Things Scene on Dorset Beach as Mysterious Clams Appear
Hundreds of otter shell clams washed up on Studland Bay in Dorset after recent storms, creating a bizarre spectacle likened to Netflix's Stranger Things. Experts explain the tragic phenomenon.
Orcas at French Aquarium Spark Animal Welfare Debate
The orcas Wikie and Keijo at Marineland Antibes in France have ignited a major animal welfare controversy, raising questions about captivity and conservation efforts.
Protected Whale Hit by Fishing Boat in Chinese Tourist Waters
A Bryde's whale, a nationally protected species, was struck by a fishing vessel near Weizhou Island, China, sparking conservation concerns. The incident occurred in a busy whale-watching area, with drone footage capturing the collision.
Huge Manatee Rescued from Storm Drain, Recovering at SeaWorld
A 410-pound manatee trapped in a Melbourne Beach storm drain was rescued by a multi-agency team and is now recovering at SeaWorld Orlando, breathing independently and showing interest in food.
27 Million UK Adults Admit Littering as Spring Clean Campaign Begins
A shocking YouGov survey reveals nearly 27 million UK adults have littered in the past year, with Keep Britain Tidy's Great British Spring Clean campaign aiming to combat this environmental crisis.
Longest Wild Snake 'The Baroness' Breaks Guinness Record
A massive female python discovered on Sulawesi island measures 7.22 meters, matching a football goal's length. Guinness World Records suggests it could be even longer if measured under anaesthesia.
Belgian Park Turns Off Streetlights to Restore Night Darkness
A Belgian national park is removing 75 'pointless' streetlights to reduce light pollution and protect wildlife, sparking debate over safety and biodiversity in one of Europe's most illuminated countries.
William Impressed by Saudi Nature Reserve on Last Day of Visit
The Prince of Wales concluded his Middle East tour with a visit to the Sharaan Nature Reserve, praising conservation efforts to reintroduce the Arabian leopard by 2035.
Southern Right Whale Birth Rates Fall in Climate Crisis
A new study reveals a sharp decline in Southern right whale births, linked to climate change impacts on Antarctic krill, their primary food source.
Beavers Released in Somerset to Revitalise Ecosystems
Beavers have been legally reintroduced to Somerset's Holnicote Estate, marking a significant step in UK conservation efforts to restore wetland habitats and boost biodiversity.
Winter Rains Attract Rare Grebe to Cheddar Reservoir
Heavy winter rainfall at Cheddar Reservoir has created ideal conditions for birdwatching, with a rare grebe species drawing enthusiasts to the site for a unique wildlife spectacle.
Gray Wolf Sighted in Los Angeles County After 100 Years
A gray wolf has been confirmed in Los Angeles County, marking the first sighting in over a century, sparking discussions on wildlife recovery and urban coexistence.
Peacocks and Snow Moons: Readers' Best Photos
A stunning collection of reader-submitted photographs showcases a peeping peacock, a snow moon, and other captivating wildlife and nature scenes from around the UK.
Turtle Flown in Airline Cabin to Avoid Stressful Sea Journey
A rescued loggerhead turtle named Crush was given VIP treatment on a Loganair flight from the Channel Islands to Southampton, as a ferry crossing was deemed too stressful for her recovery.
Sheffield Badger Brawl: A Nocturnal Wildlife Encounter
A Sheffield resident recounts a startling 2am encounter with two male badgers engaged in a fierce territorial fight, highlighting the lively wildlife activity of early February.
Golden Eagle Shot in Scotland, Police Launch Investigation
A four-year-old golden eagle named Hamlet was found with shotgun injuries in the Scottish Borders. Police are investigating the shooting, which occurred in early January 2026.
Police Investigate Shooting of Golden Eagle in Scotland
A golden eagle named Hamlet, relocated from the Outer Hebrides, was found with shotgun injuries in the Scottish Borders. Police are investigating the incident as a wildlife crime.
Gray Wolf Spotted in LA for First Time in Over 100 Years
A gray wolf has been seen in Los Angeles County for the first time in over a century, marking a historic moment for wildlife recovery in California.
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