A stunning photograph of a secretary bird closing its third eyelid while catching a locust midair won the Ecology and Environmental Science category in the 2024 Royal Society Publishing Photography … Read More
The number of offspring an animal can produce at one time varies widely and is influenced by factors such as habitat and reproductive methods. Fish, particularly, excel at producing gametes, … Read More
India is grappling with a series of suspected wolf attacks in the Bahraich region of Uttar Pradesh, where 10 people—nine children and one adult—have been killed in recent months. Authorities … Read More
Ocean Photographer of the Year 2024: Jaw-dropping images of hungry whale, surfing seagull, and more Some of the most stunning shots from the 2024 Ocean Photographer of the Year competition … Read More
Wildlife officials in Georgia were shocked when they discovered two seemingly lifeless snakes that had been regurgitated by a larger snake. The surprise deepened when one of the expelled snakes … Read More
Learn how technology is aiding wildlife conservation in 2024. Explore the innovative tools and strategies being used to protect endangered species and habitats. Wildlife conservation has always been a challenging … Read More
India is set to release African cheetahs into the wild in a historic conservation effort, marking a major milestone in the world’s first intercontinental wildlife translocation project. India is preparing … Read More
If you’ve ever seen a cat in front of a closed door, you’ve probably noticed their frustration. Whether it’s poking a paw under the door, pawing at it, or letting … Read More
Climate change might allow Earth’s oldest and tiniest organisms to thrive, and that could spell trouble. Prokaryotes, microscopic creatures that have existed for billions of years, make up 30% of … Read More
The question of Earth’s first animal remains hotly debated among scientists, with geneticists and paleontologists presenting different contenders. The top candidates are sponges and comb jellies, supported by various studies … Read More
