Rare 'Devil's Fingers' Fungus Found on Dartmoor
A rare devil's fingers fungus, resembling a blood-red hand, has been found on Dartmoor. The alien-like organism emits a rotting flesh smell.
Category : Wildlife
How to Stop Bully Birds Scaring Robins From Your Garden
Learn how to stop bully birds like magpies and pigeons from scaring robins away from your garden feeders with simple solutions from experts.
Girl, 12, Finds 6ft Boa on Golf Course After Tee Shot
A 12-year-old golfer discovered a 6ft boa constrictor curled up against her ball on a North East golf course, causing shock and surprise among the group.
Black Bear Suspected in Fatal Arkansas Camping Attack Killed by Officials
Arkansas officials kill black bear suspected in fatal mauling of camper Max Thomas in Ozark National Forest; second fatal attack in state in weeks.
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New Forest Donkeys Raid Food Waste Bins, Sparking Disease Fears
New Forest donkeys raid new food waste bins, sparking backlash over disease risk to livestock.
Loch Ness Sightings in 2026 Match Last Year's Total
Six sightings of the Loch Ness Monster have been reported in 2026, equaling the total for all of 2025. The first sighting was by a US tourist in March.
Trophy Hunting's Role in African Conservation Funding
Trophy hunting in Africa funds conservation but faces criticism as neocolonialism. A look at the practice in Mozambique's Niassa reserve.
Stockport Woman Narrowly Escapes Death as Tree Falls
Irene Gaffney, 78, narrowly avoided serious injury when a large tree fell into her garden in Stockport. Residents blame Network Rail for neglecting ivy-covered trees on the railway embankment.
Bear Spray Saves Man From Grizzly Attack In Canada
Woman uses bear spray to save husband from grizzly attack on Canadian trail; man hospitalised with significant injuries.
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Abandoned Irish Island with Tropical Beaches and Wildlife
Discover the Inishkea Islands off County Mayo, an abandoned paradise with tropical beaches, ruined homes, and abundant wildlife, accessible by boat tours.
Bracken vs Saplings: A Woodland Battle on Eyam Moor
On Eyam Moor, conservationists battle invasive bracken to help saplings restore woodland, highlighting a struggle between fern and tree.
Paul McCartney’s Dungeon Lane memories spark readers’ responses
Readers respond to Paul McCartney’s memories of Dungeon Lane, highlighting environmental loss and sharing local jokes.
Kew Study Warns 45% of Flowering Plants Face Extinction
Kew study warns 45% of flowering plants face extinction, including orchids and crop species, due to climate change and biodiversity loss.
Wolf Pack Euthanised at UK Park Sparks Captivity Debate
Wildwood Trust euthanises entire wolf pack after sudden aggression, sparking debate on keeping wolves in captivity.
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Aggressive Black Swan 'Mr Terminator' Removed from Stratford-Upon-Avon
Black swan 'Mr Terminator' removed from Stratford-Upon-Avon after attacking local mute swans; now headed to Devon rescue centre.
Bee Business Stunned by 3,000 Bees at Their Door
Organico, a bee-themed business in Oldham, was shocked when 3,000 bees swarmed their entrance. A beekeeper safely rehomed the bees, which temporarily halted operations.
Chelsea Garden Celebrates England’s Edgelands With Weeds
Sarah Eberle's RHS Chelsea garden uses weeds and fly-tipped items to celebrate England's edgelands, highlighting their value for wildlife and communities.
Florida Toddler Found in Alligator's Jaws Was Drowned by Father, Police Say
Florida toddler Taylen Mosley was drowned by his father before being found in an alligator's jaws, police say. Father also charged with murder of mother.
Vietnamese Man Pleads Guilty to Possessing Protected Python Parts in Malaysia
Vietnamese man pleads guilty in Malaysia to possessing protected python parts worth $9.3 million.
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Steve Irwin's Son Reveals Father's Heartbreaking Final Message
Robert Irwin reveals the heartbreaking video message his father Steve left him before his death in 2006, sharing his legacy of conservation.
Three-Legged Rescue Dog Ralph Finds Loving Home in Derby
Three-legged rescue dog Ralph, mistreated by previous owners, finds a loving home in Derby after RSPCA rescue and rehabilitation.
First Pelican Chicks in 360 Years Hatch in London Park
For the first time in over 360 years, pelican chicks have hatched in St James's Park, London. Four chicks were born to the park's resident great white pelicans, delighting staff.
Rhino Horn Traffickers Sentenced in Landmark South African Case
Two South African men were sentenced for rhino horn trafficking in what police call the world's largest case, ending a nearly 20-year legal saga. Dawie Groenewald fined 2m rand.
Tassie Devils Steal Shoes and Laundry, But I Adore Them
Kelley Swain recounts the thievery of Tasmanian devils in her Huon Valley neighbourhood, from stolen knickers to hiking boots, and reflects on her affection for these endangered creatures.
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Saharan Dust Brings Beneficial Bacteria to European Soil
Saharan dust events are intensifying, depositing microorganisms in Europe. A study finds bacteria in 'blood rain' that may benefit crops, especially Portuguese vineyards.
Whale Graveyard Discovery: Let Starfish Chew My Bones
Scientists discover an enormous whale graveyard spanning 1,200km. A quirky take on marine life and decomposition by starfish.
Week in Wildlife: Hoopoe, Croc, Otter Pup and More
This week's best wildlife photographs from around the world feature a hungry hoopoe, a hot croc, a snoozing otter pup, and many more captivating moments.
RSPCA Urges Football Fans to Remove Nets for Wildlife Safety
The RSPCA warns that garden football nets pose a serious risk to wildlife like hedgehogs. Always pack away nets after use to prevent injuries.
Remove Football Nets to Protect Wildlife, RSPCA Warns
The RSPCA urges UK households to remove football nets after use to prevent wildlife injuries. Nets can tighten around animals, causing severe harm or death.
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Warning to Football Players in Gardens and Parks This Summer
The RSPCA has issued a warning to anyone playing football in gardens or parks this summer, urging them to remove nets after use to protect wildlife like hedgehogs from injury.
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