Seven new insect species found in Uganda
Scientists discover seven new frog-like leafhopper species in Uganda's Kibale National Park after detailed genital examination confirms they are new to science.
Category : Wildlife
Seven new frog-like insect species found
Dr Alvin Helden discovers seven new leafhopper species in Uganda's rainforest. The breakthrough came from examining their unique genitalia. A fitting tribute to his mother.
Small alligator rescued from Boston's Charles River
A small alligator spotted in Boston's Charles River has been rescued and is awaiting a new home. Read the full story of this unexpected urban visitor.
Prehistoric Shoebill Bird Lands on Tourist Boat
Tourists in Uganda were left stunned when a massive shoebill stork, a bird with an eight-foot wingspan, landed directly on their boat. A once-in-a-lifetime wildlife encounter.
Antarctic krill crisis threatens global ecosystem
Antarctic krill, vital for ocean ecosystems and carbon absorption, face unprecedented fishing threats. Discover why protecting this tiny species matters for our planet's future. Take action now.
Injured Street Dog's Amazing 22-Day Transformation
A puppy named Stormzy, found badly injured on the streets, makes an incredible recovery after 22 days with the Happy Doggo charity, defying vets who suggested euthanasia.
Investigating Animal Communication: Can We Understand Them?
British journalist Amelia Thomas explores if we can truly understand what animals are saying. Discover the surprising science of non-verbal communication with your pets. Read more.
Flamingo flies from Cornwall to France, wins freedom
A four-month-old flamingo named Frankie has stunned zookeepers by flying 120 miles from Cornwall to France. Paradise Park has decided to grant the adventurous bird her hard-won freedom. Discover her incredible journey.
Japan allows police to shoot bears amid attack surge
Japan records its highest-ever bear attack fatalities, prompting a police and military response. Discover the reasons behind the crisis and the new measures in place.
Help Hedgehogs Survive Winter with Simple Food Tip
Discover how placing one simple food item in your garden this November can help hedgehogs survive hibernation and thrive through the winter months. Act now to support UK wildlife.
Labour MPs told to vote down wildlife protection amendment
Housing Secretary Steve Reed instructs Labour MPs to reject a Lords amendment protecting British wildlife, a move criticised as 'cash to trash' by ecologists. Discover the implications for UK nature.
Animal trainer mauled to death by grizzly bear
Hollywood animal trainer Stephan Miller, 39, was mauled to death by a bear he raised from childhood during a promotional filming. Read the full investigation into this tragic incident.
Scientists decode complex sperm whale language
Groundbreaking research reveals sperm whales communicate using vowel-like sounds and grammatical rules, mirroring human speech. Discover the secrets of their underwater social language.
AI bear videos fuel anxiety in Japan
Experts warn that a surge of AI-generated videos depicting bear encounters in Japan is heightening public fear and could undermine official safety advice. Discover the real-world impact.
Seabird Feeding Frenzy Observed at Tyrella Beach
Witness the dramatic seabird feeding frenzy at Tyrella Beach, County Down, where a bait ball of fish sparked a life-and-death struggle. Discover the mechanics of this natural spectacle.
DiCaprio Pays Tribute to Jane Goodall at Funeral
Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio honoured the 'absolutely unstoppable' Jane Goodall at her Washington funeral. Discover the moving tributes to the conservation legend.
Drones used in world's longest grey seal population study
The world's longest-running grey seal population study on the Farne Islands is now using drone technology, revealing a dramatic increase from 500 to 3,624 pups since 1952. Discover how this conservation effort tracks climate change impacts.
Dog lost for 53 days in Australian wilderness found
A beloved Maltese dog named Einstein was miraculously reunited with his family after surviving 53 days alone in the harsh Australian bush. Read this incredible survival story.
Animal Awards 2025: UK's Furry Heroes Celebrated
The 2025 Animal Awards honoured Britain's most remarkable pets and wildlife champions. Discover the inspiring winners and their heartwarming stories that captured the nation.
Springer Spaniels' Incredible Natural Coat Markings
Meet the Springer Spaniels with astonishing natural coat patterns, including hearts, Batman symbols, and Mickey Mouse. See the photos that are charming the nation!
World's longest grey seal count continues
The world's longest-running grey seal population study continues on the Farne Islands, revealing a pup boom from 500 to 3,624. Discover how drone tech aids conservation.
Shouting Deters Food-Stealing Seagulls, Study Finds
New research reveals shouting is more effective than speaking to scare off seagulls. Protect your chips with this simple tip from UK scientists. Learn the findings now.
World's longest seal survey continues on Farne Islands
The world's longest-running grey seal population study continues on the Farne Islands. Discover how drone technology is revolutionising this vital conservation effort.
Stop Bully Birds Scaring Robins from Your Garden
Is your garden overrun by pigeons and magpies? Discover how to protect robins and small birds with clever feeder solutions. Keep your garden a safe haven for wildlife.
Bumblebees learn to understand Morse code signals
Groundbreaking research reveals bumblebees can distinguish Morse code-like flashes. Discover how this rewrites our understanding of insect intelligence. Read the full study.
Check bird feeders every 24 hours to stop disease
UK gardeners are urged to inspect bird feeders daily for damp seed, which can grow deadly mould within 24-48 hours. Expert advice to protect garden wildlife.
Venice's dolphin Mimmo at risk from tourist boats
A wild dolphin named Mimmo delights tourists in Venice but faces peril from heavy marine traffic. Experts are concerned about boat propeller injuries. Learn more about the conservation efforts.
Wildlife crime linked to serious human offences
A shocking report reveals 4 in 5 wildlife crime offenders are linked to serious crimes. Experts urge government action to make wildlife crimes notifiable offences to tackle wider criminality.
80% of wildlife criminals linked to serious offences
Shocking report reveals 4 in 5 wildlife crime offenders commit serious crimes against humans. Urgent call for government action to protect wildlife and communities.
How to Attract Robins to Your Garden in Winter
Discover the simple fruit you can put out to attract robins to your UK garden this November and winter. Help wildlife and enjoy their festive visits.
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