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The return of the caspian tiger: how a species feared extinct has come back to Kazakhstan
The wild capture and release of a female big cat into a nature reserve is the first step towards reintroducing a population that hasn’t been seen for 70 yearsOn 31 July, “Umit” – which means hope in Kazakh – was released into a nature reserve on the edge of Lake Balkhash after more than a decade of careful planning to return the caspian tiger to the region. With this release, Kazakhstan became the first country to restore its tiger range after they had been thought extinct, with the last reliabl...
Meet the red handfish, the critically endangered fish that walks
For 20 years, photographer Joel Sartore has been documenting animals through his Photo Ark project, which has now reached its 18,000th species. The latest addition is the critically endangered red handfish, a tiny marine fish that uses its fins to move across the seafloor. Sartore hopes the project will raise awareness about threatened species and help preserve a record of animals that could disappear.
Bald Eagle, who nature lovers have been watching online for over 10 years, dies
Jackie, a bald eagle famous from a live nest camera, has died after weeks of medical treatment. She was rescued in July following a reported fight with two other eagles. The bird received intensive care, including a blood transfusion and oxygen therapy. Jackie became a global internet star, watched by thousands for over a decade. Her passing marks the end of a beloved symbol of bald eagle recovery in California.
Native birds in captivity to be vaccinated against H5 bird flu as Australia prepares for more mass mortalities
Federal government also hopes to vaccinate some wild birds but admits catching them once, let alone twice for both doses, is ‘difficult’Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastVaccinations against H5 bird flu will be rolled out for Australian native bird species in captivity as the deadly virus continues to spread across the country.The federal agriculture minister, Julie Collins, said on Tuesday that target native species in captivity would be prioritised with the first vacci...
Kittens Rescued From a Crawl Space Under Home, Now They Keep Pausing Mid-Play to Make Sure You're Watching
Two bonded kitten brothers named Ricky and Reggie hid so far beneath a house that the people trying to save them had to crawl in after them, and today they cannot get through a burst of zoomies without pausing to make sure their person is doing okay. Ricky & ReggieCredit: catz4lifeTheir story began with a colony and a mother cat who had one very particular talent. During a TNR (trap, neuter, and return) effort, volunteers with Catz4life in Sandy Springs, GA, kept crossing paths with a light or...
Jackie, a beloved bald eagle and livestream star, dies of mysterious illness
Thousands mourn the death of the eagle at California’s Big Bear Lake, whose life was closely followed via livestreamJackie – the beloved bald eagle at California’s Big Bear Lake whose livestream was followed by millions of viewers as she birthed and raised chicks – died on Monday due to a mysterious illness. She was 14.Jackie had been receiving treatment at the Ojai Raptor Center since mid-July when she was found weak and unable to fly after a scuffle with two younger eagles. Experts at the cent...
10-foot alligator attacks Florida paddleboarder, tears off her arm
A Florida paddleboarder survived a terrifying alligator attack after a nearly 10-foot reptile grabbed her arm and dragged her underwater in the Silver River. The woman suffered a devastating injury, but quick-thinking boater John Gamache scared the alligator away and used a rope to control her bleeding before rescuers rushed her to hospital for treatment.
Safari in snow leopard home? Conservationists say Ladakh is no Kaziranga
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Actor Vikram flaunts lar gibbon; conservationists raise red flag
CHENNAI: Actor Vikram found himself in the middle of an uproar, within moments after uploading a reel of him playing with a lar gibbon (Hylobates lar), which is a threatened species protected under Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Flora and Fauna (CITES).
Florida woman loses arm in Silver River alligator attack as boater races to save her life
A Florida woman lost her arm in a terrifying alligator attack Saturday, but a quick-thinking boater who happened to be nearby may have saved her life.The woman was among a group of swimmers on the Silver River near Ocala when she spotted an alligator approaching and tried to fend it off with a paddle. Instead, the gator grabbed her right arm and dragged her underwater.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE FROM OUTKICKNearby, John Gamache was eating lunch on his boat with his father when he heard the comm...
Rare animals threatened as wildfire ravages New Forest heathland
More than 120 firefighters tackling blaze which started on Sunday after a van caught fire near habitat ‘more rare than rainforest’More than 120 firefighters are tackling a “devastating” blaze on internationally protected heathland in the New Forest.The area hit by the blaze, which started after a van caught fire on the A31 near Ringwood on Sunday, is protected heathland that is home to a number of rare species, according to the New Forest national park authority. Continue reading...
Why cockroach traps fail: Newborns learn their colony’s smell from feces
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Rare turtle rescued in Wales in 2023 flies 5,000 miles home to Gulf of Mexico
A rare sea turtle that washed up on a Welsh beach close to death is now preparing for an extraordinary 5,000-mile journey back to its natural home in the Gulf of Mexico. Rhossi, a Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, was found near Rhosneigr on Anglesey in December 2023. He was less than two years old and barely alive after becoming “cold-stunned” from being in waters much colder than his natural habitat.
California's 1986 sewage marshes now a 307-acre sanctuary for 300+ bird species
Arcata's groundbreaking wastewater treatment approach utilizes beautifully designed constructed wetlands, turning once barren industrial land into a vibrant wildlife haven. This innovative system now attracts over 300 bird species migrating along the Pacific Flyway, providing not only a unique habitat but also recreational opportunities and educational experiences for the public. This remarkable civic initiative has garnered national acclaim for its commitment to sustainability.
Budapest’s Danube reveals 2 German soldiers and DKW bike after 80 years
Unusually low water levels in Budapest’s Danube River have exposed Second World War remains hidden for around 80 years. Recovery teams found the bodies of two Wehrmacht soldiers, their well-preserved identity discs, a German military motorbike, anti-tank mines and other wartime objects near Batthyány Square. The finds could help identify the soldiers and reveal more about Budapest’s final wartime days.
87-lb paddlefish tagged in 2007 caught again at 98 lbs, 18 years later
An impressive paddlefish, initially tagged in 2007, made headlines when an angler recaught it after an astonishing eighteen years. This ancient species revealed invaluable long-term growth data to scientists, adding eleven pounds and increasing its length by three inches. Such recaptures are pivotal, offering critical insights into fish survival and migration, underscoring the necessity of sustained fish tagging initiatives for conservation efforts.
Redonda rebounds: 6,000 rats, goats removed; lizards up 8x, vegetation 20x
For years, Redonda looked less like a Caribbean paradise and more like a barren volcanic outcrop. Its steep cliffs and rocky surface were stripped of vegetation, while invasive goats and thousands of black rats consumed or destroyed much of the island’s fragile wildlife.
Florida man allegedly kills family's kittens in front of teenage daughter as form of punishment: officials
A Florida father was arrested this week for allegedly killing the family's kittens in front of his teenage daughter as a form of punishment, authorities said.Bodycam video released by the Lee County Sheriff's Office shows deputies responding to a home in Pine Manor after receiving a report that a man was attempting to drown and strike a two-month-old kitten named Luna.David Charette Jr., 48, was arrested and charged with aggravated animal cruelty after authorities accused him of killing two kitt...
Cornell bans bear butchering after students carved up creature in dorm kitchen
Cornell University has added a new rule banning the processing of wild game in school kitchens months after two students went viral for carving up a bear in a dormitory kitchen."Processing wild/game animals in community kitchens is strictly prohibited," the school's new policy reads.The school confirmed to a student newspaper that the rule's addition was a direct response to the 2025 incident, which saw two students drag the carcass of a black bear they had killed into Cornell's Ganędagǫ Hall fo...
Meet Costa Rica's tiny coffee frog found living among coffee shrubs
A remarkable discovery in Costa Rica reveals a diminutive nocturnal frog inhabiting the coffee plantations. Measuring less than four centimeters, this unique species relies on small insects for food and foliage for protection. Essential to its lifecycle are local streams, which face risks from pesticide runoff. This finding not only emphasizes the rich biodiversity in agricultural settings but also the urgent need for conservation initiatives.
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