All animals follow a circadian rhythm regulated by environmental cues, and giant pandas are no exception. New research suggests that, similar to some humans experiencing seasonal affective disorder (SAD) in…
Eurogroup for Animals acknowledges the recent scientific opinion released by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA). However, we observe that the perceived absence of scientific evidence supporting straightforward approaches hinders…
The eight-armed enigma, known as the seven-arm octopus, graces the ocean depths, challenging its misnomer. This sizable cephalopod, among the largest in its class, remains a cryptic resident of the…
A recent study reveals that Methuselah, the renowned Australian lungfish that arrived in the U.S. in 1938, might be an impressive 101 years old. The world’s oldest aquarium fish, a…
In a fascinating conversation with environmental journalist Ben Goldfarb, we explore how roads and cars are transforming the lives of animals globally. Goldfarb sheds light on the challenges faced by…
Once, these serene and jubilant birds graced Perth’s skies as guardians, now facing endangerment amid vanishing habitats. Join the celebration of Australia’s Bird of the Year poll. Dive into our…
Unraveling Nature’s Enigma: Researchers Decode the Secrets of an Unprecedented Gathering of Over 6,000 Octopuses, Coalescing Around an Extinct Pacific Sea Volcano. Octopuses tend to live alone, which might seem…
Deb Dauphinais, an experienced dive instructor, initially believed the shark had perished. However, upon noticing a slight twitch, she urgently signaled her husband to join and assist her. In the…
As an enthusiastic photographer, Arthur Lewis had a knack for capturing local events, skillfully turning them into coveted postcards sold at his father’s bustling shop in town. This particular picturesque…
The black-veined moth, a species teetering on the brink of extinction and endemic to the bucolic landscapes of east Kent, has witnessed a resurgence following concerted efforts by farmers to…