Scientists 'Blown Away' By Discovery of Longest Animal Ever Recorded-And It's Quite Beautiful
Not only did the Perth researchers discover the enchanting siphonophone, they found 30 other undocumented oceanic species as well.
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For the First Time in 240 Years, White-Tailed Eagles Spotted Flying Over England
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.
After 13 Years of Social Distancing, Giant Pandas Finally Mate During Peaceful COVID-19 Zoo Closures
Since giant pandas have a mating season of just 24 to 72 hours per year, zookeepers were thrilled by Ying Ying and Le Le's recent conservational victory.
Here's How Thousands of Birds Are Being Saved From Flying into Toronto Buildings
The Canadian city has become one of the most impressive examples of how we can prevent rare avian species from flying into glass structures.
African Poachers Trade Weapons for Farm Tools
African poachers who once robbed the land of natural resources are now producing food for their families and local distribution.
5 Ways Companies, Governments, and People Are Helping Bees-on National Honeybee Day
In honor of National Honeybee Day August 17th, here are five ways that people are helping honeybees and how you can join the fight to save them.
British Columbia to Ban Grizzly Bear Trophy Hunting
The legislation will protect over 15,000 grizzly bears in the province, which is home to the vast Great Bear Rainforest.
Tiny Pygmy Possums Discovered on Kangaroo Island After Fears Bushfires Had Wiped Them Out
On Kangaroo Island off the coast of South Australia, pygmy possums were found to have survived massive wildfires that torched their habitat.
Scottish Government Scores Hole in One for Wildlife, Blocking Golf Course on Protected Coastline
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.
'It's working!' From Bobcats to Bears, Utah's First Wildlife Bridge is a Hit-And There's Video to Prove it
The Utah i-80 wildlife crossing in Summit County is working years ahead of schedule, with video capturing elk, moose, and bears using it.
After Intense Flooding, Giraffes Are Being Brought To Safety in Custom Rafts Built By Community
Community members, rangers, and conservationists rescued 8 endangered giraffes by rescue barge from a shrinking island in Kenya.
Rare Wangarru Wallaby Colony Grows in Leaps and Bounds After Australian Rains
The endangered yellow-footed rock wallaby, or Wangarru, a symbol of the Barkindji people, is finally recovering after years of decline
'World's Loneliest Elephant' Kavaan Finally Reaches New Home, Gets Hugs From Cher And New Pachyderm Pal
Kavaan the world's loneliest elephant has reached his forever home in a wildlife sanctuary after an epic mission to transport him to Cambodia.
Australian Woman Finds Koala Hanging Out in Her Christmas Tree - And the Photos are Adorable
An Australian woman found that her Christmas tree had a new ornament after a live koala wandered inside and snuggled up the branches.
Trump Administration Denies Alaskan Copper Mine Permit in a Brilliant Victory for Salmon Fisheries
The Trump Administration has denied the Pebble Mine permit in Alaska, a great environmental victory in a decades-long battle to save salmon.
After One of the Country's Worst Wildfires WWF Australia is Preparing for a Year of Renewal
WWF Australia's 2020 report looks to the future with hope and renewal after a year of terrible fires and COVID-19.
With No Male Northern White Rhinos Left, 10 Viable Eggs Offer Hope For the Species Through Embryo Transfer
10 viable eggs taken from the last surviving female northern white rhinos offer hope for a species that has no males remaining.
Rare Turtles Known For Their Permanent Smiles Saved From Extinction in Myanmar
In Myanmar, rare smiling turtles have been saved from the brink of extinction thanks to conservation initiatives by the WCS and others.
Birder Sees Sickly Swan in NYC And Bundles it Up For 23-Mile Trek Across Town to Save its Life
Armed with the right training, New York City's Ariel Cordova-Rojas was able to save an injured swan in a responsible manner.
Fight to Save Frogs Energized by New Research
Led by the Smithsonian Institution, zoos in the US, Panama and Mexico are reenergizing the effort to save frogs from a new fungus blamed for the death of dozens of species.
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