Week in Wildlife: Baby Pangolin, Gorilla Super-Mum, F1 Geese
This week's best wildlife photos feature a baby pangolin with sinusitis, a disabled gorilla giving birth, Canada geese at the F1 Grand Prix, and more.
Category : Wildlife Nature
Nasa Images Show Wildfire Damage to Santa Rosa Island
Satellite images from Nasa show burn scars after a wildfire scorched a third of Santa Rosa Island, home to rare species. The blaze is the largest recorded on the island.
Swimmers Disturb Nesting Birds on Hampstead Heath
Nature groups condemn swimmers disturbing swans and cygnets in Hampstead Heath wildlife pond, urging respect for nesting season.
Tourist Accused of Hurling Rock at Endangered Seal Claims Self-Defense
Igor Lytvynchuk faces charges for allegedly throwing a rock at a Hawaiian monk seal, claiming he was protecting sea turtles. The incident sparked outrage in Hawaii.
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Australia Needs a National Animal: The Dingo
First Dog on the Moon argues for the dingo as Australia's national animal, highlighting its cultural significance and overlooked status.
Attenborough Trail Opens in Richmond Park for 100th Birthday
Richmond Park's Holly Lodge Centre names nature trail after Sir David Attenborough for his 100th birthday, aiming to connect young people with wildlife.
Biebrza Marshes: Wildlife Abundance and UK Losses
Exploring Biebrza National Park in Poland reveals a jaw-dropping bounty of wildlife, from elks and orchids to eagles, serving as a stark reminder of what Britain has lost.
Half of UK Adults Spend Under 3 Hours Weekly in Nature
A new poll reveals that nearly half of UK adults spend less than three hours a week in nature, despite overwhelmingly positive childhood memories of outdoor play. Wildlife charities urge people to 'rewild their inner child'.
Helping a Large White Butterfly Emerge
A nine-year-old in Cambridgeshire helps a large white butterfly free itself from its chrysalis and feeds it banana before it flies away.
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Sea Foam: Natural Phenomenon, Not Pollution
Sea foam often mistaken for pollution is actually a natural phenomenon caused by algae and weather. Learn how it forms and why it's harmless.
Global Wildlife Highlights: Leopard, Fox, Coyote and More
A roundup of captivating wildlife images from around the world, featuring a leopard in Sri Lanka, a rescued fox cub in London, a coyote in LA, and more.
Feral Horse Numbers Surge in Kosciuszko Park
A survey reveals feral horse numbers in Kosciuszko National Park have surged after a pause in aerial culling, raising environmental concerns.
UK's 'No-Go' Beaches for Bank Holiday Swimming
New research reveals 20 UK beaches with poor water quality due to sewage pollution, advising against swimming this May bank holiday.
PNG Warns Against Fishing After Marine Deaths
Papua New Guinea warns communities not to fish off New Ireland after preliminary tests find metals in water, following months of dead fish washing ashore.
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Migratory Bird Numbers Plummet in UK Despite Warm Spring
British Trust for Ornithology reports disastrous 2025 breeding season for warblers, with willow warbler, blackcap, and others declining significantly despite warm spring.
Inland Gulls: Mayhem and Mystery in Frome
Thirty miles from the coast, gulls in Frome, Somerset, bring childhood memories and salty air. A look at their behavior and beauty in May.
Golden Spring for Buttercups and Dandelions in Derbyshire
This spring, dandelions and buttercups have created stunning golden landscapes in Derbyshire, with over 240 dandelion species in Britain and fields of buttercups.
Ancient Dingo Burial Site Reveals Indigenous Bond
A millennium-old dingo burial site in Kinchega national park reveals a feeding ritual never before documented archaeologically, highlighting the deep bond between First Nations people and dingoes.
California Cracks Down on Turtle Trafficking
California authorities dismantle a major illegal turtle trafficking network, rescuing hundreds of protected turtles and arresting multiple suspects in a multi-state operation.
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Lucky Honey Bee Swarm in Kent Plum Tree
A beekeeper finds a honey bee swarm in a plum tree, collects it effortlessly, and installs it in a hive, hoping it stays.
Week in Wildlife: Rare Bongos, Marmalade Seal, and More
This week's best wildlife photos include critically endangered mountain bongos in Kenya, the late Marmalade the Thames seal, and stunning scenes from around the world.
Charmed by the Unscrupulous Cuckoo at Murlough
At Murlough Nature Reserve, a cuckoo's arrival signals summer, captivating with its song despite its brood parasitism and extraordinary breeding method.
Choughs Return to Tintagel Castle, Linked to King Arthur
Choughs, Cornwall's national bird linked to King Arthur, have returned to Tintagel Castle after decades. English Heritage celebrates this rare meeting of nature and myth.
Turtle Dove's Purr at Maxey Cut After Treacherous Flight
At Maxey Cut, a turtle dove's purr signals hope for critically endangered species. This flood-relief channel also hosts sea trout, eels, and diverse birds.
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Clacton-on-Sea Is England's Worst 'Tree Desert', Study Finds
A new report reveals that Nigel Farage's Clacton-on-Sea constituency has the worst tree equity in England, with 98.2% of residents lacking access to trees, impacting health.
Missing Breakfast for a Copperback Quail-Thrush in Australia
A copperback quail-thrush sighting in the Mallee forest near Lake Gilles, Australia, where the author delayed breakfast to observe this endemic bird.
No Mow May Boosts Biodiversity in Liverpool
A survey of a Liverpool roadside verge reveals 21 plant species, including cuckoo flower and yarrow, thanks to reduced mowing. Not all residents approve.
Human Shield Effect: Wildlife Thrives in Garden
In Allendale, Northumberland, a garden becomes a safe haven for nesting mallards, tawny owls, and woodcocks due to the 'human shield effect', where human presence reduces predator vigilance.
Stargazing in New Zealand’s First Dark Sky Community
Naseby, a tiny Otago town, becomes New Zealand's first certified dark sky community after a decade-long effort. Experience stunning stargazing tours and learn about preserving the night sky.
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RHS Chelsea Garden Celebrates England's Edgelands
Sarah Eberle's On the Edge garden at RHS Chelsea features native weeds, fly-tipped plants, and a fallen tree sculpture to highlight the fragile beauty of urban fringe lands.
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