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UK Whale & Dolphin Strandings Surge 15-Fold

Exclusive report reveals a shocking 15-fold surge in whale, dolphin, and porpoise strandings across the UK since 1913. Scientists point to human activity, including naval sonar and fishing, as a primary cause, demanding urgent government action.

20% Surge in Whale Strandings on Scotland's Coast

Exclusive: Scotland's coastline faces an ecological emergency as recorded strandings of whales, dolphins, and porpoises surge by 20% in a single year. Experts point to climate change, underwater noise, and fishing gear as potential culprits in this distur

Orcas Drown Humpback Whale in Rare Antarctic Hunt

In a brutal display of nature's raw power, a pod of killer whales has been filmed systematically drowning a humpback whale near the Antarctic Peninsula. Exclusive footage reveals the coordinated attack strategy of these apex predators.

Playful dolphin spotted off Dorset coast

A dolphin displaying unusually playful behaviour has been captivating locals and tourists in Dorset. An animal behaviour expert explains the fascinating reasons behind its antics.

Cockatoos Can Dance to Music, Study Finds

New research shows that cockatoos possess an innate ability to dance to music, displaying rhythmic movements that challenge our understanding of animal cognition.

Octopus attacks boy at Texas aquarium

A young boy was violently pulled underwater by an octopus at the San Antonio Aquarium, sparking outrage and calls for safety reviews. Read the full story.

Beaked whales strand in Ireland, Orkney, Netherlands

A series of unexplained strandings of beaked whales across Western Ireland, Orkney, and the Netherlands has left marine biologists baffled. Experts investigate potential causes, including naval exercises and climate change.

Study reveals dogs' favourite TV programmes

New research uncovers the types of TV programmes that capture dogs' attention, with nature documentaries topping the list. Find out what keeps your pup glued to the screen!

First-ever footage of sloth fart captured by zoologist

A wildlife researcher has filmed a sloth farting in what is believed to be the first-ever recorded evidence of this rare occurrence. The surprising discovery challenges long-held beliefs about sloth digestion.

Dolphins use sponges as tools to hunt fish

Scientists uncover fascinating behaviour in dolphins off the coast of Australia, revealing their use of marine sponges as hunting tools – a rare example of tool use in wild animals.

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