wildlife
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Why the RSPB is calling for an end to summer bird feeding
The RSPB has issued new guidance urging the public to stop feeding garden birds between May and October to curb the spread of fatal diseases like trichomonosis.
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ND Game and Fish Updates: Turkey Season and Bear Presence
As North Dakota opens its 2026 spring turkey season, state officials are balancing increased hunting opportunities with public safety alerts regarding black bear sightings in urban areas.
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David Attenborough Unveils Secret Garden Series
Sir David Attenborough returns to screens with a five-part BBC series exploring the hidden biodiversity of British gardens ahead of his 100th birthday.
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Zoo animal care faces critical juncture as health concerns rise
As zoos manage aging populations and breeding programs, facilities navigate the delicate balance between geriatric care and conservation success.
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Philippine Deer Population Resurfaces in Marinduque Sanctuary
After decades of no confirmed sightings, the vulnerable Philippine brown deer has been documented in the Marinduque Wildlife Sanctuary, signaling a potential recovery for the endemic species.
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Rare ‘Ghost’ Eagle Sighting in Missouri Sparks Wildlife Concerns
A rare leucistic bald eagle has been documented in Missouri, triggering intense interest from photographers and warnings from conservationists about potential wildlife harassment.
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Twycross Zoo Enhances Family Visits with Year-Long Returns and Lanterns of the Wild
Twycross Zoo, a renowned conservation charity and home to all four great ape species in central England, is enhancing its family appeal in early 2026 with ongoing attractions like the ‘Lanterns of the Wild’ event and a significant offer of…
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Winter Olympics Mascots Reshape Stoat’s Fearsome Image
The 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics mascots, Tina and Milo, are challenging the historical perception of the stoat, a small yet fierce predator, by presenting a more endearing public image.
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University of Southern CaliforniaIllegally kept lynx and Red Book birds moved to Yerevan Zoo. BSU
Seven illegally kept animals, including Armenian Red Book birds, were moved from a restaurant complex to Yerevan Zoo after authorities found no proper permits.
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Sentosa Water Activities Halted After Rare Crocodile Sighting
Water activities at Sentosa’s popular beaches and nearby islands in Singapore have been suspended indefinitely following a rare crocodile sighting, the first reported in the area’s waters.
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Investigation Underway After Canadian Woman Found Dead Amid Dingoes on Australia’s K’gari
A 19-year-old Canadian tourist, Piper James, has been found dead on K’gari (formerly Fraser Island), Australia, surrounded by dingoes. Authorities are investigating the cause of death amidst concerns about rising aggressive dingo activity.
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Arizona Kicks Off 2026: Travel, New Openings & Unseen Challenges Amidst New Year’s Buzz
As 2026 dawns, Arizona navigates a busy New Year’s period marked by significant travel delays, a vibrant culinary scene, crucial environmental updates, and ongoing urban development, though specific details on the anticipated Fiesta Bowl Parade remain unconfirmed in current reports.
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Shark Feeding Frenzy Stuns Tallow Beach Locals in Byron Bay
A dramatic shark feeding event unfolded at Tallow Beach in Byron Bay, Australia, captivating locals and visitors alike as dozens of sharks gathered in the shallows for a rare spectacle, documented by drone and photography.
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Crocodile Surprises Guests at Port Douglas Luxury Hotel Pool: Viral Video Highlights Wild Queensland
A crocodile’s unexpected swim in the Sheraton Mirage pool at Port Douglas stunned guests and social media viewers, raising fresh questions about wildlife safety in Queensland’s top tourist hotspots.
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Hamza’s Hidden Wild Isles: A Journey Through Nature
Hamza Yassin’s latest wildlife series unveils the hidden treasures of the British Isles, blending cutting-edge technology with heartfelt conservation stories.