Millionaires Fund Final Rescue for Stranded Whale in Germany
A last-ditch rescue mission for a humpback whale stranded in the Baltic Sea is underway, funded by two multimillionaires despite criticism from environmental groups.
Category : Wildlife
Network Rail Blocks Swift and Sand Martin Nesting Sites
Network Rail faces backlash after blocking swift nesting sites in Derbyshire and sand martin colonies in Perthshire, raising concerns over biodiversity commitments.
Escaped Wolf Safely Returned to South Korean Zoo After Hunt
A two-year-old wolf named Neukgu that escaped from O-World zoo in Daejeon has been captured alive after a nine-day search involving drones and emergency teams, sparking nationwide relief and celebration online.
Wildlife Week: Puffin Rescue, Jaguar Sighting, Chimpanzee War
This week's wildlife highlights include a rare cloud jaguar sighting in Honduras, rescued puffins released in Scotland, and a chimpanzee civil war in Uganda, showcasing global conservation efforts and challenges.
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5 Million Bees Found Under New York Cemetery in Record Colony
Researchers at Cornell University have uncovered an estimated 5.5 to 5.6 million ground-nesting bees living beneath East Lawn Cemetery in Ithaca, marking one of the largest bee aggregations ever recorded.
The Lost Giant: America's Iconic Chestnut Trees Wiped Out
The American chestnut once dominated eastern forests, providing ecological and economic benefits before a fungal blight drove it to functional extinction by the 1950s.
Baby Elephant Viral After Mother Rejects Her
Linh Mai, a baby Asian elephant born at Smithsonian's National Zoo, has captured hearts online after being rejected by her mother. Her 'auntie' Swarna has stepped in as caregiver.
UK Butterfly Populations: 70% Decline in Pearl-Bordered Fritillaries
The UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme reveals a 70% decline in pearl-bordered fritillaries, with over half of native species in decline due to habitat loss and climate change.
Sperm Whale Communication Parallels Human Language, Study Finds
New research shows sperm whale vocalizations form a complex 'alphabet' with phonetic structures remarkably similar to human speech, suggesting independent evolution of sophisticated communication systems.
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Chinese Ant Smuggler Jailed in Kenya for Wildlife Crime
A Chinese national, Zhang Kequn, has been sentenced to one year in prison and fined $7,700 by a Nairobi court for attempting to smuggle over 2,200 ants from Kenya to China.
Gray Whale Deaths Surge in San Francisco Bay from Ship Strikes
A new study reveals alarming rates of gray whale fatalities in San Francisco Bay, with over 40% of deaths linked to vessel collisions, prompting calls for urgent conservation measures.
Exmoor Big Cat Sighting in 1982 Confirmed by Witness
A biologist recounts a 1982 sighting of a large, tan-coloured animal on Exmoor, believed to be a puma or mountain lion, adding credibility to historical big cat reports in the UK.
Colombia to Cull Pablo Escobar's 'Cocaine Hippos'
Colombian officials have approved a mass culling of hippos descended from Pablo Escobar's private zoo. Environment Minister Irene Vélez cited failed population control efforts and threats to villagers and native species as reasons for the controversial de
UK Butterfly Crisis: 33 Species in Urgent Survival Battle
A damning report reveals 33 native butterfly species are declining, with some populations plummeting by nearly 90% since 1976. Conservationists warn of an increasingly urgent battle for survival.
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£7.3M Cleanup of 21,000 Tonne Illegal Waste Mountain Begins
A massive £7.3 million operation to remove a 150-metre long illegal waste dump near Kidlington's River Cherwell has started, with up to 30 lorry loads daily over six months.
Kungaka Lizard: New Species on Brink of Extinction
Scientists have identified the kungaka lizard as a new species, Liopholis mutawintji, found only in Mutawintji National Park. With fewer than 20 individuals, it faces extinction from feral goats, predators, and climate change.
Wall Lizard Encounter on Isle of Wight's Hottest Day
A Londoner's tranquil Easter retreat in Ventnor is interrupted by a bold wall lizard, whose origins in this Mediterranean-like microclimate remain a subject of scientific debate.
Colombia to Cull 80 Pablo Escobar Hippos Despite Outcry
Colombian officials have authorised a controversial cull of up to 80 wild hippos descended from Pablo Escobar's private zoo, citing threats to villagers and native ecosystems.
Colombia to Cull 80 Hippos from Escobar's Legacy
Colombian officials authorise culling of up to 80 feral hippos descended from Pablo Escobar's private zoo, citing threats to ecosystems and villagers after failed population control efforts.
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Colombia Approves Cull of Escobar's Wild Hippos
Colombian officials have approved a controversial plan to cull up to 80 wild hippos, descendants of Pablo Escobar's private zoo, due to threats to villagers and native species.
Paralysed Elephant Walks Again with Custom Boots Invention
An orphaned baby elephant named Bani, left paralysed after a train collision that killed her mother, has made a miraculous recovery thanks to custom-made boots and intensive rehabilitation at India's first elephant hospital.
Golden Eagles Set for Historic Return to England After 150 Years
The UK government has announced £1 million in funding to investigate reintroducing golden eagles to England, where they've been largely absent since the Victorian era. A new study identifies eight potential recovery zones in northern England.
Golden Eagles Could Return to England After 150 Years
A government-funded study identifies eight recovery zones in northern England suitable for golden eagle reintroduction, backed by £1 million in species recovery funding.
Golden Eagles to be Reintroduced in England with Funding
The UK government has announced £1 million in funding to explore reintroducing golden eagles to England, where they were wiped out in the Victorian era. A new study identifies eight potential recovery zones, primarily in northern England.
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Wildlife Week: Ostrich Escape, Seals Surf, and Global Photos
This week's wildlife roundup features an ostrich on the run in Thailand, seals riding a surfboard in Ireland, and stunning images from Kenya to the Falklands, capturing nature's diversity and challenges.
Fleetwood Landfill Stink Sparks 20,000+ Complaints
Residents in Fleetwood, Lancashire, report illness and disruption from a toxic landfill smell, with over 20,000 complaints lodged to the Environment Agency since its reopening.
Derbyshire Swift Nest Blockade Sparks Outrage Amid Population Plunge
Campaigners in Derbyshire are furious after Network Rail sealed swift nesting holes in a railway viaduct, risking the birds' survival as Britain's swift population has plummeted by 66% since 1995.
Vietnamese Man Pleads Guilty to Possessing Protected Python Parts
A Vietnamese national has pleaded guilty in Malaysian court to possessing over 1,200 protected python parts without license. The wildlife haul valued at $9.3 million reveals Malaysia's role as illegal trade hub.
Starling and Greenfinch Declines: RSPB Urges Feeder Hygiene
The RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch reports an 85.1% decline in starlings since 1979 and a two-thirds drop in greenfinches, linked to diseases like trichomonosis. Over 650,000 participants noted these trends.
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Ashy Mining Bees: Solitary Yet Social Pollinators in Spring
In Langstone, Hampshire, ashy mining bees gather in dense aggregations, showcasing their polylectic foraging and vital role in pollinating oilseed rape and spring flora.
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