14.5-Foot Enormous, Mega Star Saltwater Crocodile Known as Scarface Spotted Chilling in Queensland Creek

Medicine & Technology Mar 07, 2022

Take a look at this massive crocodile held as the king of the Daintree River in Queensland due to its enormous size. Regarded as a gangster, locals named him Scarface because of the many scars on his face.

Tequila Making Agave Plant Initiative Used For Mexican Long-Nosed Bat Preservation

Feb 19, 2022

Harvesting an agave for mescal production which includes tequila is not a major threat in northeastern Mexico, as it is in the western portion of the nation. A report specified though, as drought has strengthened to turn more often, the cattle which have customarily gazed on grasses and other native forage, have been forced to feed on agaves.

What To Do When Faced With A Croc? 6.5ft Saltwater Crocodile Seen in Popular Swimming Spot

Feb 18, 2022

Rangers are warning locals to stop swimming in the popular swimming spot near Darwin after spotting a 6.5ft crocodile swimming in the area that is still considered on the loose.

8Ft Alligator Found in Family Swimming Pool! Here’s How to Live With These Reptiles in Florida

Jan 13, 2022

Alligators are common in Florida that sometimes they are found outside their natural habitats, like the one found in a family swimming pool that the pool service company and wildlife experts had to pull out and return to the wild.

Smiths Detection Collaborates With Microsoft and Heathrow to Develop AI Tool to Uncover Wildlife Trafficking

Dec 04, 2021

Algorithm trial results show more than 70% success rate in identifying trafficked animals. Solution was presented today at an event with The Royal Foundation and the Duke of Cambridge.

London's River Thames Now Home to Various Marine Species After 64 Years of Being Declared as 'Biologically Dead'

Nov 24, 2021

New life is now living in River Thames 64 years later when it was declared biologically dead. But a health check paints a worrying picture as climate change worsens, causing temperature rise and increased water levels.

New Partnership To Protect Critically Endangered Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat

Oct 25, 2021

Australian Wildlife Conservancy joins efforts to conserve the world’s largest burrowing marsupial.

Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease Threatens Wildlife in Vermont and New York This Fall

Oct 02, 2021

Epizootic hemorrhagic disease or EHD is being monitored by the Vermont Fish & Wildlife, as potential cases of the virus disease continue to increase in the state this fall.

Baby Birds Returned to the Wild After Being Saved From Bulldozer; Habitat Loss Remains Primary Threat to Wildlife

Sep 27, 2021

A contract worker from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District’ save two gray baby birds from being crushed by a bulldozer. They have now returned to the wild after being rescued.

Elephants Benefit from Older Siblings, Especially Sisters, According to New Study

Sep 24, 2021

A study of semi-captive Asian elephants in Myanmar revealed that young elephants benefit from having older siblings, even more so if they are older sisters.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX Launch Site in Boca Chica Causes Harm To Wildlife, Environmentalists Claim

Sep 07, 2021

Environmental groups have criticized Elon Musk's Boca Chica rocket factory in South Texas, claiming that it threatens the safety of a nearby wildlife sanctuary.

The US Fish and Wildlife Service Announced Sierra Nevada Red Fox as Endangered Species

Aug 03, 2021

A recent ruling published in the Federal Register of the United States announced the Sierra Nevada Red Fox as an endangered species.

New Wildlife Detection Surveillance System Could Track Emerging Threats in Near Real-Time

Jul 15, 2021

A new early detection surveillance system for wildlife could track patterns of illness and death in near real-time using the data in wildlife rehabilitation organizations to respond to emerging threats in a timely way to cause less harm on wild animals.

Hundreds of Birds Are Dying in the US, Reason Remains Uncertain

Jun 24, 2021

Scientists are baffled by the suspicious deaths of birds across the United States. Wildlife experts in at least states are now investigating the cause of bird deaths.

Crying Cub Trapped in India Tea Garden Trench Rescued, Reunites With Leopard Mom

Jun 11, 2021

Officials recently reported a leopard cub that reunited with its mother. Specifically, the north-eastern state of Assam villagers discovered the two-month-old female stuck in a tea garden trench.