Orange cats have long been known for their playful and mischievous personalities. In Italy, there’s even a saying that the red cat is always the leader. This reputation might have…
“It was beyond our wildest expectations.” The Missouri Stream Teams cleanup crew in Jefferson City has a knack for uncovering treasures amidst the trash. Over the years, they’ve stumbled upon…
As droughts intensify globally, wildlife species face increased challenges from habitat loss, resource competition, dehydration, and heat stress. A recent study sheds light on how drought will become more frequent…
Marine Animals Save Energy by Swimming at Optimal Depths, Study Finds Researchers from Swansea and Deakin Universities have discovered that air-breathing marine animals—including mammals, birds, and reptiles—consistently swim at similar…
Northern Muriqui Monkeys: Conservation Successes and Challenges in a Changing World Despite remarkable population growth since 1982, the critically endangered northern muriqui monkeys of Brazil’s Atlantic Forest face renewed threats,…
Restoring Tigers to Russia: A Triumph of Conservation and an Unexpected Love Story For the first time in over 50 years, tigers are once again roaming the Pri-Amur region of…
For over two years—850 days to be exact—Jake, a Doberman nicknamed the “saddest dog in Warwickshire,” waited in a shelter while the world passed him by. Fearful of other dogs,…
Chungungo (Marine Otter): A Tiny Sea Cat of the Coast The chungungo (Lontra felina), also known as the marine otter or sea cat, is the smallest species of otter and…
World’s Oldest Known Crocodile, Henry, Turns 124 Today (Dec. 16), Henry, the world’s oldest known Nile crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus), celebrates his 124th birthday at the Crocworld Conservation Centre in Scottburgh,…
Scientists have identified some of the involved genes behind cats’ spots, but there’s still a piece missing. How Do Cats Get Their Spots? Scientists Are Uncovering the Mystery From the…