Wildlife
Lion cubs find new home in South African shelter, drawing attention to illegal wildlife trade
Ben Tzur and Uri are two of six lion cubs rescued in 2025 after being illegally smuggled into Israel and later found in the Palestinian Authority.
Israel enters ‘fascinating season’ as migratory birds arrive at KKL-JNF’s Hula Lake
After mass seabird death event, Australia warns of wider H5N1 bird flu threat
Malaysian villagers abandon ancient taboo to hunt killer crocodiles as attacks rise
Salamanders spotted in Israel's north, mark coming of winter
Salamanders are most active on the winter's rainy nights, but they are facing the risk of extinction around the world.
Wildlife species worldwide have dropped significantly in survival. Here's why.
World leaders are expected to meet at the 15th Conference of Parties to the Convention of Biological Diversity (CBD COP15) this December, in order to find solutions to the depletion of species.
Over 200 stranded pilot whales die on Pacific Ocean's remote Pitt Island
The Chatham Island stranding occurred on Saturday, and also involved surviving pilot whales being euthanized.
You'll be surprised what two animals seem to live together in peace
Human-wildlife conflict increases as urban environments encroach on natural habitats, and coyotes have become a major source of these conflicts as they began frequently visiting human settlements.
Fat Bear Week 2022: Who is getting extra fluffy for winter?
Only the chunkiest bear will come out on top. Which will it be? Vote now at the Katmai National Parks website!
Meet Maya, the world's first cloned arctic wolf
The announcement was made on the wolf's hundredth day of life, during a ceremony celebrating the signing of a strategic cooperation agreement between Sinogene and the Beijing Wildlife Park.
Alligators in this lake have started to attack people – and it's unclear why
Alligator attacks are highly unusual for the area, according to locals.
Death toll climbs to 4 in California's largest wildfire this season
Since erupting on Friday, the McKinney fire has charred more than 56,000 acres of drought-parched timber, tall grass and brush, officials said on Tuesday.
Scientists find connection between H5N1, mysterious seal deaths in Maine
The US Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Inspection Service's National Veterinary Services Laboratories found that four seals tested positive for Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza H5N1.
Stone Age jewelry found in Russian burial site made of human bones - study
Out of 37 samples of bone-made jewelry tested, 12 were found to be made of human bone, a third of all tested remains.
