Meet the Tasmanian devil, a 10kg powerhouse of compact muscle and fur that resembles a pit bull on steroids, with a growl to match. Tasmanian devils are small marsupials endemic to Tasmania, an ...
Paleodictyon is a hexagonal, honeycomb-like network of burrows found in marine sediments going all the way back to the ...
Wildlife watchers in Western Australia were awe-struck to see the circle of life playing out right before their eyes when a tiger shark caught a turtle beside their boat.
Learn more about chytridiomycosis (also known as chytrid) in our expert guide from the Amphibian Survival Alliance.
The mass emergence of periodical cicadas is one of North America’s most spectacular natural events – but new research ...
In terms of weaponry, the teeth of the goliath tigerfish are surely the most extraordinary of all the 18,000 species of ...
These deep-sea fish are known for their iconic lure which tempts prey close to their ferocious mouths so they can trap them ...
Far below the Arctic Ocean's frozen surface, this ghostly, eel-like fish swarms around boiling vents
This ghostly, eel-like fish was initially known from a single specimen found near Iceland in 1896. Others captured by deep-sea trawls and observations on the seafloor using ROV cameras have led to a ...
Wild pygmy raccoons have been filmed making and playing with pint-sized, papier-mâché footballs. The entrancing behaviour may ...
Just before drones were mass produced, I paid £6,000 for a bespoke rig. I flew it three times and then couldn’t even give it away. Yes. Note to self: don’t leave a camera bag on a beach when the tide ...
This first reintroduction marks a milestone in efforts to slowly establish a viable wild population in the West African ...
The critically endangered Tsushima leopard cat had an abnormally short tail – a characteristic that had never been recorded ...
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