The kakapo, the world's only flightless parrot, has seen its population quadruple to over 200 thanks to decades of intensive conservation efforts in New Zealand, with a promising breeding season underway.
A rare parasitic ant species in Japan, Temnothorax kinomurai, has been confirmed as the only known ant species composed solely of queens, with no workers or males, reproducing asexually through parthenogenesis.
Chinese researchers have developed a novel tomato variety using CRISPR gene editing that emits a distinctive 'buttered popcorn' smell, aiming to combat flavour loss during transport and storage.
Primatologists explain why Punch the Japanese macaque was abandoned by his mother and rejected by his troop, highlighting the dangers of social media fame for wild animals.
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Chinese researchers have developed a novel tomato variety with a buttery popcorn aroma using CRISPR technology, aiming to preserve flavour during transport and storage.
Newquay Zoo in Cornwall made the heartbreaking decision to euthanise Johnson the capybara and Al the Brazilian tapir simultaneously to spare them from loneliness after age-related health declines.
A major study by 39 food experts warns that Britain's food system is in a 'tinderbox' state, vulnerable to cyber attacks, extreme weather, or war, which could trigger social unrest and riots due to price hikes and shortages.
Scientists warn France may soon become too hot to host the Tour de France, with heat stress risks rising dramatically. A new study suggests the race could need to move countries entirely.
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Thai authorities are investigating the deaths of 72 tigers at two Chiang Mai tourist parks, with canine distemper virus identified as a likely cause, prompting closures and criticism of captive conditions.
A woman's efforts to rescue a stray cat lead to a devastating discovery when a vet scan reveals the pet had been deliberately abandoned by its previous owners.
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In Newlyn, Cornwall, young people are turning to fishing through taster days and training to escape low-wage seasonal jobs, revitalising a declining industry with stable careers and community pride.
Viewers praise 'Dirty Business' as the 'new Mr Bates Vs The Post Office', gripping audiences with harrowing scenes based on a true sewage pollution investigation in England.
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Plant influencer Jonny Balchandani challenges long-held houseplant care beliefs, advocating for tactile soil tests over rigid schedules and debunking humidity myths.
Plant influencer Jonny Balchandani challenges long-held houseplant care beliefs, including weekly watering schedules and misting for humidity, offering practical advice for healthier indoor gardens.
A rare parasitic ant species in Japan has been confirmed to lack both workers and males, consisting solely of queens that reproduce asexually by cloning themselves.
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Plant influencer Jonny Balchandani challenges common watering myths, offering expert advice on overwatering, humidity, and plant care for thriving indoor gardens.
Exclusive documents reveal Reform's Dame Andrea Jenkyns sought to assist a US fracking firm after a major gas find in Lincolnshire, opposing renewable energy projects in the process.
Explore Danes Dyke Nature Reserve near Bridlington, featuring a 3km woodland trail leading to a secluded pebble beach with towering white cliffs, perfect for peaceful coastal walks and wildlife sightings.
Learn how scarification helps tough-coated seeds sprout faster by mimicking natural processes. Discover simple methods like sanding, nicking, and soaking for better garden results.
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Twenty-four cities worldwide have won $1 million each in the Bloomberg Philanthropies Mayors Challenge for innovative projects that leverage AI and resident feedback to enhance core municipal services and tackle local issues.
The viral story of Punch the abandoned monkey and his Ikea Djungelskog plush toy sparks global sales surge and reflections on anthropomorphism in animal welfare.
A massive fossil skull discovered in the Sahara Desert has striking similarities to mythical dragons, with a curved horn, spiked head, and teeth the size of human hands.
A 10-year-old dog named Rocky survived subzero temperatures for 43 days in the Rocky Mountains before being rescued by volunteers and joyfully reunited with his owner in a remarkable story of perseverance.
The World Nature Photography Awards 2026 have unveiled their winners, with Australian photographer Jono Allen securing the top prize for his stunning image of a white humpback calf in Tonga.
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