In Photos: The East Experiences a Touch of Spring
Spring Arrives in the East of England A Burst of Colour and Warmth As the East of England ushers in the first day of astronomical spring—also known as the vernal…
How a Simple Question on a Dating App Sparked a Love Story for Two Dogs
It’s a love story for the ages. This time last year, Ali Renteria and her dog, Lincoln, were a perfectly happy pair, enjoying life together. But a lot has changed…
Hampshire & Isle of Wight: Your Friday Snapshot
Catch up on the latest happenings in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight with our Friday Snapshot. Get a quick overview of the week’s top stories, events, and updates from…
Award-Winning Photo ‘See No Evil’ Captures Orangutan Stoically Awaiting Tourists
Aaron Gekoski’s poignant photograph of an orangutan patiently waiting at Safari World in Bangkok has won the 2024 Environmental Photography Award, organized by the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation.…
South Africa: Cape Vulture Rescued from Illegal Facebook Sale
Last month, the NSPCA Wildlife Protection Unit (WPU) was alerted to a distressing incident involving an attempt to sell a Cape vulture via Facebook. The images provided alongside the complaint…
Rare Species to Grace California Coast with $1.5M Grant
Embark on a journey with the Mendocino Land Trust (MLT) and witness the spectacular return of Behren’s silverspot butterfly to the Northern California coastline! Fueled by a generous $1.5 million…
Feathered Fugitives Make a Surprising Pit Stop at Veterinary Practice Car Park in Essex
A veterinary practice in Purleigh near Maldon, Essex, found itself in the midst of an unusual situation when two emus took an unexpected stroll through its car park, leaving clients…
Western Quolls Stage a Majestic Return to Western Australia After a Century in Absence
The western quolls are making a triumphant return to the wild in Western Australia after being absent from the state for over a century. These long-snouted marsupials, known for raising…
Lizard Tail Regeneration Sparks Hope for Revolutionary Breakthroughs in Arthritis Treatment
Lizards have the ability to shed their tails to escape predators, after which they will regrow in around 60 days’ time. Although it looks like a normal tail, the original…