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Leopard vocalizations can help researches conduct population estimates and manage human-wildlife conflicts --- January 29, 2025 by The Wildlife Society Leopard vocalizations can help researches conduct population estimates and manage human-wildlife conflicts Identifying leopards by their roars can help researchers conserve the [...]

A young child has been attacked by a dingo on K’gari island off the Queensland coast. The three-year-old was bitten on the back of the leg while walking along the beach near Kingfisher Bay on the west of the [...]

String rays and manta rays don’t just have wings for show—they actually use them to fly out of the water and through the air. Described as “one of the most remarkable sights in the sea” by researchers studying ray [...]

Aman was attacked by a hungry bear on his way home from the grocery store on Sunday, only to be saved by his quick-thinking neighbor. The man, named Andrew Nierer, was attacked by the small black bear on a [...]

Animals from British Columbia round out the restoration plan’s second season --- January 27, 2025 by The Wildlife Society Animals from British Columbia round out the restoration plan’s second season Wildlife managers have released 15 additional gray wolves in Colorado as part of [...]

Wildlife authorities in Georgia are warning about ‘zombie deer disease’ after the state’s first case. A white-tail deer in Lanier County contracted the devastating neurological disease, according to officials with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Resources Division. [...]

Birds produce an impressive variety of songs and calls, but the biological and ecological factors that influence the pitch, or frequencies, that birds create hasn’t been well understood — until now. Previous studies haven’t come to a consensus likely [...]

Nonprofits and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service collaborate to build better conservation plans --- January 24, 2025 by Joshua Rapp Learn Nonprofits and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service collaborate to build better conservation plans Five-year reviews—one of the main tools that [...]

Habitat loss from historic fires may have long-term effects on LA’s wildlife --- January 24, 2025 by The Wildlife Society Habitat loss from historic fires may have long-term effects on LA’s wildlife As flames continue to rage over households and human infrastructure, [...]

--- Pandas may look cute and innocent, but they’re actually one of China’s most powerful diplomatic tools. Every panda in the world—yes, even the ones in foreign zoos—still belongs to China. But why? In this video, we dive deep into [...]