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This photo was taken by Pete Walkden, a photographer I follow who captures (on camera!) wildlife in the Scottish Highlands. For this pic he writes, “Mountain Hare - from a day spent ‘wading’ around in (at times) snow up [...]

Grey seal colonies are flourishing along England’s east coast after being absent or scarce for years. Thousands of pups are born every year along breaches that are closed to the public in winter, something which one ‘seal warden’ described [...]

A zoo in England is asking residents to donate their used Christmas trees to help enrich the lives of their residents, be they bear, elephant, or meerkat. Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm in Bristol is now in its 5th year [...]

Intestinal worm could complicate recent recovery, especially during drought --- January 7, 2025 by Joshua Rapp Learn Intestinal worm could complicate recent recovery, especially during drought A newly discovered parasite infecting San Miguel Island foxes in California may be putting pressure on [...]

Up to 40,000 acres will be protected in the conservation area --- January 6, 2025 by The Wildlife Society Up to 40,000 acres will be protected in the conservation area The Chesapeake Bay area will have a new wildlife refuge for the [...]

Each leopard can be identified by their own unique roar, the first large-scale study of its kind has found. Using a combination of camera traps and recordings, the research team was able to identify the vocalizations of individual leopards [...]

In devastating news for the Pacific Northwest population of southern resident killer whales (SRKW), Tahlequah, a 25-year-old member of the group, has lost another newborn female calf. The mother made headlines seven years ago when she swam with her [...]

In the Pacific Northwest, orca sightings are a fairly common occurrence. Still, tourists and locals alike marvel when a pod of "sea pandas" swim by, whipping out their phones to capture some of nature's most beautiful and intelligent creatures [...]