42 fan favourites from the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2021 The funniest wildlife photography of 2021. Which snap is your favourite?
5 weird cat habits and their meaning Cats are very puzzling creatures, but many of their habits have very logical explanations. Here are five odd habits they have and why they do them.
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Funny animal pictures from the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards From gossiping lions to an anarchist kingfisher, these fabulously funny animal pictures are sure to make you giggle.
55 silly snaps from the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2020 The funniest animal photos of 2020. What’s your favourite?
Endangered bearded vulture spotted in the Peak District after flying to the UK from the Alps It’s only the second time the endangered species has been seen in the wild in the UK.
New initiative aims to study the effect of coronavirus lockdown on wildlife The ‘Covid-19 Bio-Logging Initiative’ aims to quantify the effect of reduced human activity (dubbed “anthropause”) on other species.
‘Landmark’ study concludes that marine life in the world’s oceans can recover by 2050 If urgent action is taken the research found that the world’s oceans could be restored to full abundance.
Llandudno goats: Mountain goats ‘take over’ Welsh coastal town during coronavirus lockdown Taking advantage of town’s deserted streets because of the coronavirus lockdown, the Llandudno goats have even been branded vandals for munching through gardens.
‘Take care of nature’ to prevent pandemics like Covid-19, says expert Climate change scientist Lee Hannah explains how giving nature space could help curb future disease outbreaks.
Video: Beluga whale filmed playing rugby with South African crew in the Arctic A beluga whale has been filmed playing ‘fetch’ with an official 2019 Rugby World Cup ball near the Arctic Pole.
Bottlenose dolphin observed adopting a melon-headed whale calf The orphaned calf even learned to act like a bottlenose dolphin, but its presence may have contributed to the loss of the original calf.
