Planet Earth: Here's Why You Can Hail 2019 as a Year of 'Incredible Species Action'
Despite how these species have spent years fending off extinction, this year's conservational success stories spurred wildlife specialists to rejoice.
Despite how these species have spent years fending off extinction, this year's conservational success stories spurred wildlife specialists to rejoice.
After a pelican at Twinnies Pelican and Seabird Rescue in Queensland, Australia tried to hatch a chick for 6 years, it got some sneaky help.
The black-backed woodpecker needs forest fires to survive-and for the endangered red-cockaded woodpecker, fire has helped it comeback.
Since 1993, 48 different species of mammals and birds have been saved from extinction by conservation efforts by NGOs, zoos, and governments.
Slow-motion footage shows English gardener Tony Putman feeding his best friend-a European robin- after the bird soothed him during illness.
Sean Hepburn has photographed murmurations of starling on the Isle of Portland, Dorset using multiple exposure techniques to awesome effect.
A song that 'went viral' across a bird species has been tracked by scientists showing the white-throated sparrow's new tune is here to stay.
Not only has the wheelchair allowed Bill the rescue turkey to protect his injured leg, it has also allowed him to lose weight during the healing process.
A mother owl and her three chicks have befriended their human neighbor after discovering an interest in Belgian television shows.
The first white stork chicks were born in the wild in England for the first time in over 600 years, thanks to the White Stork Project and private landowners.
Since it is currently mating season for the peacocks of the Franklin Park Zoo, this clever cop came up with a brilliant rescue strategy for the rogue bird.
On the empty streets of Rome starved of human food scraps, seagulls are going back to their natural ways, hunting pigeons and rats.
Angela Elsey, a preemie-cuddling volunteer, noticed a hummingbird nest outside her window and filmed the babies for her hugging group stuck in quarantine.
Conservationists are rejoicing as a white-tailed eagle—one of the largest of the bird species on Earth—was seen flying over North York Moors National Park.
The Canadian city has become one of the most impressive examples of how we can prevent rare avian species from flying into glass structures.
A coastal dune ecosystem, Coul Links in Scotland, was protected from golf course development by the Scottish Government after a 4-year fight by activists.
Armed with the right training, New York City's Ariel Cordova-Rojas was able to save an injured swan in a responsible manner.
A male bar-tailed godwit has broken the record for a non-stop migration flight, going 7,500 miles from Alaska to New Zeleand in 224 hours.
A saw-whet owl was discovered hiding in the 2020 Rockefeller Center Christmas tree. Now it's safe and well.
Songs of white-crowned sparrows changed during COVID lockdown in San Francisco—they sounded louder but actually were softer and more diverse.
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