Beavers in Alaska Multiply in Number, Transforming the Tundra Into Warmer, Greener Area

Medicine & Technology Feb 26, 2022

Beavers in Alaska have grown in number from 2002 to 2019. Discover how the 5,000-percent jump in population affects the ecosystem and transforms a tundra.

Fishermen Work Together to Release Sharks Attracted To Yellowtail, Trapped In Fishing Nets Near Famous Surfing Site in Cape Town [Watch]

Feb 25, 2022

Here's how the sharks were rescued and released back into the water by Cape Town fishermen after they got trapped in fishing nets.

Snake Catcher Bitten By a Venomous Black Mamba After Rescuing It, Dog Suffered The Same After Boomslang Encounter

Feb 24, 2022

Two snake catchers have different stories to tell about their encounters with venomous snakes black mamba and boomslang. Find out what happened here.

500-Pound Black Bear Named 'Hank The Tank' Ransacks 28 California Homes; ‘Euthanasia’ Considered

Feb 21, 2022

Since the summer season, Hank the Tank, a black bear has reported to have made a 500-pound "nuisance of himself" in California's South Lake Tahoe, breaking into over two dozen homes in search of food and causing a trail of damage in the place.

Crocodile in Indonesia with Tire Stuck on Its Neck for 6 Years, Finally Freed After Multiple Rescue Operations

Feb 18, 2022

An animal rescuer was able to free a saltwater crocodile in Indonesia after being stuck with a tire necklace for six years.

Most Vicious Australian Snakes May Have Arrived by Sea Rather than Land, Study Says

Feb 15, 2022

Recent research found genomic evidence that the two most vicious snakes in Australia--the tiger snake and brown snake, swam to the continent.

Robotic Fish Made of Human Heart Muscle Swims For More Than 100 Days [Watch]

Feb 11, 2022

The faux-fish swam for 108 days and could pave the way toward a working artificial human heart for transplants.

How Animals Cheat To Defeat Their Opponents? New Study Explains Technique

Feb 09, 2022

In the animal kingdom, those with more prominent appendages usually scare their enemies and win the fight even before it starts.

White-Tailed Deer in State Island Recored As First Wild Animal That Tested Positive With COVID-19 Omicron Variant

Feb 08, 2022

A report said that white-tailed deer in Staten Island have tested positive for the new COVID-19 strain, contributing to the growing body of studies that show "widespread virus spillover from humans to deer populations."

Chimpanzees Use Insects for Medication and Treat Other Members' Wounds, Study Says

Feb 08, 2022

A new study observed a unique behavior from chimpanzees, in which they self-medicate open wounds through the use of insects.

First-Ever Record of Orcas Attacking Blue Whales Captured, Largest Predatory Event in Modern-Day

Jan 28, 2022

A new research explains the attacks of killer whales to the largest mammals on the planet. According to experts, the rare encounter of the two species may have been the largest predation event ever in the modern day.

European Migratory Songbirds Navigate with Magnetic Stop Signs

Jan 28, 2022

A new study shows how the European songbirds migrate through the help of natural navigation from magnetic fields.

Domesticated Cats Have Smaller Brain Size Compared to Ancient Ancestors

Jan 27, 2022

A new study found that the brain size and cranial capacity of the house cats became smaller over time.

Bats’ Ear Bone Disappearance Turn Them Into Superb Echolocators for Easier Night Hunting

Jan 27, 2022

A new study explained how bats became natural users of sound to hunt food and navigate.

Fishing Cat's Hunting Strategy Underwater Revealed for the First Time

Jan 26, 2022

Little is known about fishing cats (Prionailurus viverrinus) and how they live in the wild. In a new study, wildlife experts were able to capture how the felines hunt preys for the first time.