Colombia Quake: 47 Dead, Building Collapse on Video
At least 47 people died after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia on Monday; video shows a building collapsing in Pereira.
Category : Wildlife Nature
Dogs Can Read Human Emotions, Brain Scans Show
Dogs can distinguish fearful, angry, and sad human faces, according to brain scans, offering new insights into canine cognition and empathy.
SA volunteers aid sick birds in avian flu outbreak
Volunteers in South Australia are rescuing sick birds amid an avian flu outbreak, with over 200 cases reported, as authorities urge public caution.
New Forest fire: Drivers told to flee cars 'if you want to stay alive'
A lorry fire sparked a heathland blaze in the New Forest, forcing drivers to flee their cars and some to drive through flames to escape.
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Local Stewardship Key to Guga Hunt Debate
A Faroese biologist argues that banning the Hebridean guga hunt undermines local stewardship, contrary to the Kunming-Montreal framework, urging Scottish government to reconsider.
HP fans force £430m energy project reroute for Dobby's grave
Harry Potter fans' outrage forced the £430m Greenlink interconnector to be rerouted away from Dobby's grave in Pembrokeshire, preserving the beloved memorial.
Rosemary Parslow, Scilly wildlife expert, dies at 90
Rosemary Parslow, the leading authority on Isles of Scilly wildlife, has died aged 90, leaving a legacy of scientific collections and conservation work.
Royal Parks: Deer feeding 'highly dangerous' amid shocking videos
Royal Parks urges public to report deer feeding after shocking videos. Feeding is illegal, dangerous, and harmful. Stay 50m away.
Barbican Conservatory plants: 2,000 cuttings to be given away
More than 2,000 plant cuttings from the Barbican Conservatory will be given away to Londoners starting 19 August, ahead of a £240m renovation that closes the site until 2029.
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Rescued white tiger Aleks takes first steps on grass
Aleks, a white tiger rescued from war-torn Ukraine, has taken his first steps on grass at Lincolnshire Wildlife Park after months of recovery from parasites and PTSD.
Ikaria: Greece's Blue Zone Island of Myth and Longevity
Discover Ikaria, a Greek Blue Zone island where locals live past 100, tied to the Icarus myth, featuring hot springs, beaches, and a slow-paced lifestyle.
Butterflies worldwide shifting habitats in 'warning' to planet
About 80% of butterflies that shifted expanded their ranges as temperatures rise, signaling profound ecosystem changes, a global study finds.
Toast the cat survives Utah fire hiding in closet
A cat named Toast survived a devastating apartment fire in Utah by hiding in a closet for over 72 hours, astonishing firefighters and reuniting with grateful owners.
Sun's Corona Heat Mystery May Be Solved by New Images
New highest-resolution images of the sun reveal tiny vortices, offering clues to why the corona is millions of degrees hotter than the surface.
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Seagull returns lost £10 to Harry Potter train worker
A seagull returned a lost £10 note to a Jacobite steam train worker in Mallaig, Scotland, two weeks after it blew away, delighting the 65-year-old.
British mum dies in Spanish wildfires, partner critical
Lisa Fryett, 52, died in Spain after being caught in a wildfire; partner Simon Batchelor remains critical.
Nanjizal Beach: Cornwall's Hidden Gem, Says Guide
Coasteering guide Matt George names Nanjizal Beach, near Land's End, as his top Cornish beach, accessible only via coastal path, offering seclusion and stunning scenery.
Horoscope Aug 5 2026: Moon in Taurus steadies your focus
The Moon in Taurus on August 5, 2026, brings a steady cosmic sense. Focus on what you want, and all will be yours. Libra, Scorpio and Sagittarius, relationships are under the spotlight.
Italy's new 1,546km St Francis pilgrimage route unveiled
Italy's new Il Cammino di Francesco pilgrimage route spans 1,546km across six regions, honoring Saint Francis on the 800th anniversary of his death.
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Perseids 2026: How to See the Biggest Meteor Shower in London
The Perseids meteor shower peaks overnight on August 12-13, 2026, with up to 125 meteors per hour visible from London between midnight and 5am.
Guga hunt cancelled for first time in 400 years
NatureScot refuses licence for the annual guga hunt on Sula Sgeir, citing adverse impact on gannet populations; campaigners call it a victory for common sense.
Fox drags stolen Yorkshire puddings into London garden
A London woman was stunned to find a fox dragging a bag of stolen Yorkshire puddings into her garden at 4am, sparking viral reactions online.
Studland Bay Named Top 25 Nude Beach Globally
Studland Bay in Dorset ranks among CNN Travel's top 25 nude beaches worldwide. The 900m naturist area at Knoll Beach has been clothing-optional since 1984, with strict rules against indecent behavior and photography.
Noel Edmonds sparks warnings after releasing lobsters into sea
Noel Edmonds and wife Liz released shop-bought lobsters into the sea, sparking warnings about disease transfer and genetic mixing, but the shop owner defended the act.
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Great whites 'already in UK' as they head further north
Great white sharks are moving further north than ever, and experts say they're already in UK waters. Climate change is driving them to cooler seas, with hammerheads potentially next.
Electric blue 'alien' creatures wash up on UK beach
Thousands of electric blue Velella velella have washed ashore at St Bees beach in Cumbria, with experts linking the influx to climate change and warm weather.
Student's Fungus Timelapses on Faeces Go Viral
Trainee lawyer Alfred Drummond-Herdman's timelapses of fungi growing on animal dung have millions of views and led to two new species discoveries.
Rare book shops face AI data-hungry buyers
London rare book sellers report anonymous bulk orders amid AI training data rush; Anthropic bought and destroyed millions of books under Project Panama.
Margate Beach Review: Stunning Sunset, But I Skipped the Swim
A first-time visitor finds Margate's beach charming and the sunset spectacular, but avoids the water after witnessing a rescue and fearing contamination.
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Hidden Lake Swim Near London: 6-Minute Train Ride
A spring-fed lake with lifeguards, just 6 minutes from Tottenham Hale, is hidden in River Lee Country Park. Even locals are surprised by this nature spot.
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