Toucan Rescued After Months in Las Vegas Wilds
A toucan that spent months flying wild in Las Vegas has been rescued by a bird rescue group.
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US judge orders government to protect salmon in hydropower dispute
Oregon judge orders US government to alter hydropower operations to protect endangered salmon, rejecting Trump administration's challenge.
Cactus Lures Bats with Fuzzy Acoustic Hat in Brazil
A Brazilian cactus uses a fuzzy structure called a cephalium to reflect bat echolocation, attracting pollinators.
Highland Cows Removed from Kent Reserve After Social Media Frenzy Causes Distress
Highland cows in Kent removed from public view after TikTok fame led to visitors causing distress. Conservation grazing disrupted.
Colombia to cull up to 80 hippos descended from Pablo Escobar's zoo
Colombia authorises culling of up to 80 hippos descended from Pablo Escobar's zoo due to environmental threat.
Rescued Ukrainian lynx walks on grass in Kent forever home
A Eurasian lynx rescued from war-torn Ukraine has walked on grass for the first time at a new purpose-built sanctuary in Kent, marking a milestone in international animal welfare.
Humpback whale shields snorkeller from tiger shark in Cook Islands
Humpback whale shields snorkeller from tiger shark in Cook Islands, pushing her under its fin in rare protective behaviour captured on film.
Chimps' rhythmic drumming could shed light on music's evolutionary roots
Study finds chimpanzees drum with non-random rhythms, differing between subspecies, hinting at music's evolutionary origins millions of years ago.
Dinosaurs 'unlucky' to be wiped out by rare meteorite
Researchers identified the dinosaur-killing meteorite as a rare carbon monoxide chondrite; fine debris from the impact caused the extinction of 75% of species.
D-Day memorial gets World Heritage status with Taj Mahal
UNESCO designated 50 miles of French coastline, including D-Day beaches and the British Normandy Memorial, as a World Heritage Site, joining the Taj Mahal and Egyptian Pyramids.
Gibraltar’s Monkeys Eat Soil to Soothe Junk Food Stomachs
Barbary macaques in Gibraltar eat soil to counteract digestive issues from tourist junk food, researchers find.
Trump Board of Peace Gaza plan shrinks to pilot scheme
Donald Trump's Board of Peace Gaza recovery plan has shrunk from a full reconstruction blueprint to a small pilot camp near Rafah, with limited progress expected before Israeli elections.
Kent Animal Park Euthanises Entire Wolf Pack After Fatal Infighting
Wildwood animal park in Kent euthanised its entire wolf pack after a severe breakdown in pack dynamics led to life-threatening injuries.
Corgi Leads Seven Dognapped Dogs on 10-Mile Journey Home in China
Seven dogs missing in China, led by a corgi, walk 10 miles home, reuniting with owners after going viral online.
Termite Megacity Visible From Space Covers Area the Size of the UK
Termite mounds in Brazil cover an area the size of the UK, visible from space, built by Syntermes dirus over thousands of years.
Bee and Butterfly Extinction Crisis Grips Europe
New IUCN Red List assessment reveals one in 10 European wild bees and 15% of butterflies face extinction, driven by habitat loss, pesticides, and climate change.
Raccoons solve puzzles for fun, not just food, study finds
Study finds raccoons solve puzzles for fun, not just food, showing curiosity-driven behaviour that helps them thrive in cities.
Cactus Study Challenges Darwin's View on Evolution Drivers
New cactus research challenges Darwin's idea that specialised flowers drive evolution, finding that the speed of flower size change, not specific adaptations, creates new species.
Japanese Zoo Denies Bullying of Viral Monkey Punch, Says It's Discipline
Japanese zoo denies bullying of viral monkey Punch, says aggressive behaviour is natural discipline within the troop.
Kaavan The Elephant Freed After 35 Years Of Loneliness
Kaavan, the world's loneliest elephant, arrives in Cambodia after rescue from Pakistani zoo, welcomed by Cher.
Reactive Husky Forms Bond With Rescue Sibling At Shelter
Reactive husky Wiley forms instant bond with rescue sibling Disco at shelter, melting hearts online.
New York City Rat Numbers May Drop After Severe Winter Freeze
New York City's rat population may decline after a severe winter freeze, as cold weather halts breeding. The city's containerisation policy also helps reduce sightings.
Triassic Footprints Found in Wirral's Storeton Wood Quarry
Triassic footprints of Chirotherium storetonense discovered in Storeton Wood quarry, Wirral, in 1838, now commemorated with a replica.
Sleepy Owl Found Napping on Shelf in New York Antique Store
A live owl was found sleeping on a shelf at an antique store in upstate New York, resting next to a cookie jar. Conservation officers released it into a wooded area.
Indoor Cat Boredom? Experts Reveal Simple Enrichment Solutions
Indoor cats face boredom, leading to destructive behaviour. Experts share simple enrichment tips: outdoor elements, window perches, puzzle feeders, and cat TV.
Traditional British Puddings At Risk Of Extinction
English Heritage warns traditional British puddings face extinction as two-thirds of households make them monthly or less.
Punch the Baby Macaque Outgrows Ikea Toy, Joins Troop
Punch the baby macaque, famous for clinging to an Ikea toy after being rejected by his mother, is now outgrowing the plushie and integrating with his troop.
One-Eyed Dog Rescued from Chinese Meat Trade Helps Disabled Owner Through Lockdown
Disabled woman Mary Garland finds comfort in Annabel, a one-eyed dog rescued from the Chinese meat trade, during coronavirus lockdown.
Dog's 'Christmas Miracle' Transformation After Adoption by Vet
A terrified rescue dog transforms after being adopted by a vet, in what volunteers call a 'Christmas miracle'.
Escaped Korean Wolf Recaptured After Nine-Day Search
Two-year-old wolf Neukgu captured safely after nine-day search in South Korea, sparking national relief and celebration.
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