Tourist Killed by Fighting Elephants in India
A 33-year-old woman was crushed to death by two fighting elephants at the Dubare elephant camp in Karnataka, India, prompting new safety regulations and an inquiry.
Category : Wildlife
Russian Hiker Attacked by Bear in Japan Amid Spike
A Russian hiker was seriously injured by a black bear in Okutama, Japan, amid a surge in bear encounters linked to population growth and food scarcity.
Borneo's Orangutans: The Hidden Cost of Relocation
As deforestation and farming encroach on orangutan habitats in Borneo, translocation efforts spark debate over whether moving apes or fostering coexistence is the better solution.
Golden Spring: Buttercups and Dandelions in Derbyshire
A country diary entry celebrating the abundant dandelions and buttercups this spring, with reflections on species diversity and bee activity in Derbyshire.
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Alan Titchmarsh's Top Shrub for Garden Birds
Gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh recommends cotoneaster horizontalis for birds, offering berries and nesting spots all year round.
Russian Hiker Latest Victim of Bear Attack in Japan
A Russian hiker was seriously injured in a bear attack near Tokyo, highlighting Japan's escalating human-bear conflict with rising casualties and bear populations.
Gibbon Family Bonds Fuel Vulnerability in Exotic Pet Trade
The illegal pet trade is driving gibbons toward extinction, with their strong family bonds making them especially vulnerable to poaching and trafficking.
British Seagull Numbers Plummet by Over a Third
New research reveals British seagull populations have declined by over a third in 20 years, driven by disease, habitat changes, and global warming.
Rhino Attacks Safari Jeep in India's Manas Park
A rhinoceros charged and repeatedly rammed a tourist jeep in Manas National Park, India, attempting to overturn it. No injuries were reported, sparking debate on safari safety.
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Rhino Attacks Safari Jeep in Indian Park, Video Viral
A dramatic video shows a rhinoceros charging and ramming a tourist jeep in Manas National Park, India. No injuries reported, but the incident sparks debate on safari safety.
Firebugs Feast and Mate on Old Lime Tree in Norfolk
Firebugs, once rare in the UK, now congregate in southern England. A colony on a lime tree in Norfolk reveals their mating and feeding habits.
Dogwood: From Plague to Crucifixion Legend
In 1976, dogwood was deemed a plague on the North Downs, but its deep roots, tough twigs, and crucifixion legend reveal surprising aspects.
Timmy the Whale Confirmed Dead After Rescue Attempt
Timmy the humpback whale has been confirmed dead by Danish authorities, two weeks after a costly rescue attempt criticized as 'pure animal cruelty'.
Peacock 'Invasion' of Italian Seaside Town Ruffles Feathers
Peacocks have taken over Punta Marina, Italy, sparking love and hate among residents. 'Peacock rangers' now patrol to ease tensions as the population grows.
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Lottery Winner Builds Private Forest on £6.5m Estate
Euromillions winner Adrian Bayford plants 1,500 trees at his Cambridgeshire mansion, creating Project WildRoots to promote sustainability and host school visits.
3 Simple Garden Items to Attract Stunning Birds
Wildlife experts reveal three essential items every bird-friendly garden should have: a birdbath, quality bird feed, and bird-friendly plants. Transform your garden into an avian haven.
Lucky Swarm of Honey Bees Finds New Home in Kent
A beekeeper in Cranbrook, Kent, encounters a honeybee swarm in a plum tree, hiving them to start a new colony, highlighting the value of early summer swarms.
Week in Wildlife: Rare Bongos, Thames Seal, and More
This week's best wildlife photos feature critically endangered mountain bongos, the late Thames seal Marmalade, playful macaques, and more from around the world.
Cuckoo's Spring Arrival at Murlough Nature Reserve
The cuckoo's call signals summer at Murlough Nature Reserve. Despite its parasitic breeding, the bird's charm endures in this Country Diary entry.
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Tawny Owl Chicks Snuggle, Escape Crow Attack
Two tawny owl chicks huddled together on a tree branch in East Dorset were briefly attacked by a crow after their mother left to hunt. The owl escaped unharmed.
Seafood Giant Faces Abuse Claims in Fish Farming
Allegations of systematic abuse at a major seafood company's fish farms have sparked outrage and calls for investigation into animal welfare standards.
Magnus the Wandering Walrus Returns to Norway
Magnus the walrus, who delighted crowds in Scotland, has swum 400 miles across the North Sea to Norway, ending his Celtic sojourn.
Turtle Dove's Purr Returns to Cambridgeshire Fen
A weary turtle dove, having escaped hunters, is heard purring at Maxey Cut. The flood-relief channel provides vital habitat for this critically endangered bird and other wildlife.
Clacton-on-Sea is England's worst 'tree desert'
Nigel Farage's constituency of Clacton-on-Sea has been identified as England's worst 'tree desert', with 98.2% of urban residents lacking access to trees, according to Woodland Trust research.
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Leopard kills four cheetah cubs in India reintroduction blow
Four cheetah cubs born a month ago in Kuno National Park were killed by a leopard, dealing a major blow to India's cheetah reintroduction project.
Crickets May Feel Pain After Nursing Sore Antennae
New research finds crickets groom and stroke a sore antenna, suggesting they may experience pain, challenging views on insect sentience.
Attract Wrens to Your Garden in May with 3 Plants
RSPB urges stopping bird seed feeding from May to October to prevent disease. Expert suggests planting sunflowers, teasels, and ivy to naturally attract birds.
Chelsea Garden Celebrates England's Edgelands with Weeds
Sarah Eberle's 'On the Edge' garden at RHS Chelsea features stinging nettles, buttercups, and a fallen tree sculpture to highlight vulnerable fringe lands between town and countryside.
44% of World's Languages Face Extinction Crisis
A staggering 44% of human languages are endangered, risking culture and tradition. Learn about the fight to preserve linguistic diversity.
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Parasitic Wasps: Unseen Heroes in Our Daily Lives
Discover the hidden benefits of parasitic wasps and other organisms that help us daily, from pest control to pollination, often without our knowledge.
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