New Monkey Species Discovered Deep in Congoโs Forests
High in the dense tropical canopy of the Democratic Republic of Congo, scientists have confirmed the existence of a remarkable new monkey species. Covered in dark fur, the primate has…
High in the dense tropical canopy of the Democratic Republic of Congo, scientists have confirmed the existence of a remarkable new monkey species. Covered in dark fur, the primate has…
She was guarding eleven lives. A Troubling Discovery at School One morning, a teacher at a Florida school noticed something moving near the soccer field. An opossum had become tightly…
Paula Woodside, founder of Woodside Wildlife Rescue, arrived with director Raquel Hungerford, armed with a stethoscope and a thermal imager. They pressed their equipment against the wall, tracked the source…
The footage, reportedly filmed at La Jolla Cove in San Diego, appears to show an individual throwing repeated kicks at a sea lion as the animal tries to move away.…
โ was barely keeping his head above water …” On a bright day in Brigantine, New Jersey, two close friends were out riding Jet Skis along the coast when they…
It’s a rare phenomenon ๐ฑ People in Iowa have recently been spotting squirrels with an unusual look: ordinary bodies paired with bright white tails. The unusual contrast has caught attention…
A bee expert in the United Kingdom has pushed back on the idea that leaving out bowls of sugar water is a meaningful way to help tired bees. According to…
He was a huge mastiff ๐ฑ Severe storms recently swept across San Antonio, Texas, triggering dangerous flash floods that left many stray and lost animals stranded in rising waters. Among…
What began as a peaceful paddleboarding trip in Austin, Texas, quickly turned into an unexpected wildlife rescue. While making their way along the river, two friends, Tucker and Owen, noticed…
โThe homeowners were distraught and crying.โ Spray and Foam, two tiny squirrel siblings from New York, faced a frightening ordeal that could have ended tragically โ but thanks to quick…