He said male dolphins in groups of four to 14 were performing synchronised movements and displays while singing in unison to attract females. [Read More]

Hawksbill turtles often travel circuitous routes for short distances – one swam 1,306km to reach an island just 176km away [Read More]

When It’s Cold Enough To See The Melody [Read More]

Of 57 species sampled, 35 decreased in number by 50% over four decades, with climate crisis likely factor [Read More]

The Eurasian scops owl (Otus scops) is a species of true owl belonging to the family Strigidae. [Read More]

The kea filmed some majestic views over the Kepler Track, as well as a closeup of its own slightly frenzied attack on the camera [Read More]

Michigan wildlife officials charged a woman for taking care of wildlife without a permit then seized six animals from her refuge and killed them. [Read More]

Six years ago poachers hacked off Sehawukele’s horns; now he’s back in a game reserve [Read More]

Mushrooms Growing on Dead Leaves with Almost Perfect Alignment [Read More]

Hundreds of new species include pink voodoo lily and an ylang-ylang tree named after Leonardo DiCaprio [Read More]

The reintroduction is being held up as an example of how freshwater ecosystems and species can be saved.And this is the first time an extinct species of fish has ever been successfully reintroduced in Mexico, so it's a real landmark for conservation. [Read More]

A rare "walking" handfish which is native only to Australia has been spotted for the first time in 22 years off the Tasmanian coast. [Read More]

This exotic and beautiful Patagonian crater agate only found in Argentina. [Read More]

“People planted it because of those early white blooms,” Fish said. “What they did not realize is that those blossoms smell horrible.” [Read More]

This bird rose-breasted grosbeaks has bilateral gynandromorphism; that is, its a rare half-male, half-female songbird. "Once in a lifetime" discovery. [Read More]

A female falcon was equipped with a satellite tracking system in South Africa before migrating to Finland. Image shows tracker data. In just 42 days, she flew over 10.000 km, at an incredible average of 230 km per day and nearly in a straight line. [Read More]

Highly venomous and sexually aroused sea snakes may attack human divers after confusing them with other snakes during breeding season, a new study suggests. [Read More]

Even its whiskers are intact.Found frozen deep in the Siberian Arctic, the cave lion cub looks like she's asleep and one touch might awaken her. [Read More]

World’s most colourful spider poses for a photographer [Read More]

Seaside Aquarium says colorful fish, which weighs more than 100lb, has caused ‘quite the stir’ [Read More]

A cute Adorable Baby Camel that can make your day. [Read More]

Those are octopus eggs. Mother is underneath guarding them [Read More]

A 4500 pound shark choked to death on a sea turtle [Read More]

Two elephants have been led to safety after nearly dying at sea off the coast of Bangladesh. [Read More]

The Japanese giant hornet is the world's largest and can sting you with a flesh-dissolving acid that acts as pheromone to signal other hornets to target you. [Read More]

While bees can buzz and fly, catch the bee hive flying high like a Eagle. [Read More]

National Geographic, one of the world's pre-eminent and most visible mapmaking groups, has officially decreed the existence of a fifth ocean. Called the Southern Ocean, it's the body of water that surrounds Antarctica. [Read More]

This bird-like flower- Yulan Magnolia [Read More]

‘It was as if they didn’t even flinch,’ researcher says as study finds tiger sharks’ presence consistent before and during storm [Read More]

Secretary bird on her lunch break [Read More]

Big Bison meets Little Magpie [Read More]

The Iberian lynx population in Portugal and Spain rose above 1,000 last year after 414 cubs were born under a joint breeding programme, in a major leap towards conserving the endangered species, Spain's Environment Ministry said on Friday. [Read More]

The video has racked up over 1.3 million views on Twitter and almost another million on YouTube. [Read More]

Found in Sri Lanka, this male adult Elephant was the first scientific record of dwarfism in the wild. He measures at just over 1.5 meters (five feet) in height. [Read More]

Conservationists thrilled at the sighting of the wild predator, last seen in the country in the 1980s [Read More]

Stunning shades of blue at Marble Caves of Chile [Read More]

Tule Tree in Mexico has the widest trunk of any tree in the world and is an estimated 6000 years old. [Read More]

A calf with three eyes has been born in Wales. The vet who took the picture said she had never seen anything like it before. [Read More]

Sleeping Squirrels in their nest on someone's window ledge. [Read More]

This bear caught resting her head on a rock after an exhausting day fishing for salmons. [Read More]

When given colored construction paper, wasps will build rainbow nests. [Read More]

Pangolins also known as scaly ant eaters are the most trafficked animals in the world pretty sad for such a cute bugger. [Read More]

Much-hated insects are voracious predators of pests, produce powerful antibiotics and pollinate plants [Read More]

Lyuba is a month old Woolly Mammoth that died almost 42,000 years ago. She was found in Siberia with her skin and organs still intact and her mother’s milk still in her stomach. She is the most complete Mammoth ever discovered. [Read More]

Not all bees are yellow and brown. This is a northern blue banded bee. [Read More]

A washed up whale spine [Read More]

Stunning layers of the Zagros Mountains, Lorestan province, Iran by Hossein Sedghi [Read More]

Stunning blue colour of the mountain bluebird [Read More]

Radcliffe says the upside-down position allows the spine to stretch which helps to open the airways. Additionally, the team found that when lying on their side, rhinos have a larger "dead space" -- the amount of air in each breath that does not contribute oxygen to the body. [Read More]

Researchers use 3D sound mapping to show aerodynamic forces during flight explain eponymous sound.Now researchers say they have cracked the conundrum, finally taking the “hmm?” out of hummingbirds. [Read More]

Daddy croc waits as more than 100 of his month-old children clamber onto his back for safe passage. A male freshwater gharial, in the waters of northern India's National Chambal Sanctuary. [Read More]

Wisdom the albatross, the world's oldest known wild bird, has had a chick at the age of at least 70. [Read More]

Found only in the swamps of Southern Missouri, Dragon scale Calcite looks like it came straight out of Middle Earth! [Read More]

The blossoms grow in eastern Australia, from the Blue Mountains to north-eastern Victoria. Their seeds can lay dormant for years, requiring exactly the right conditions to germinate – a year after bushfire followed by rainfall [Read More]

After keeping a golden eagle for about 10 years , using it to hunt and catch prey, the Kazakhs of western Mongolia will let it fly away. [Read More]

A mantis and a spider preparing for an all out duel [Read More]

A Golden Tabby Tiger is one of the most beautiful and rarest tigers on this planet [Read More]

A six-year-old rare white lion with better hair than most of us [Read More]

More than 20,000 species of bee exist throughout the world -- and they are dying, thanks to climate change, pesticide poisoning and plant loss. [Read More]

He has completed the longest walk by a tiger ever recorded in India and "settled" in a sanctuary, where he is the only big cat. [Read More]

Voters narrowly approved a ballot initiative to reintroduce wolves into the southern Rockies, where there's plenty of suitable habitat.This is the first time a state has voted to reintroduce an animal to the ecosystem. [Read More]

The Atacama Desert in Chile is drier than the Sahara, but still flowering. [Read More]

Baby Chimpanzee and Baby Gorilla at play. [Read More]

Giant amethyst geode crystals from Uruguay [Read More]

These are called ice eggs. This rare phenomenon occurs when ice is rolled over by wind and water. Picture is taken in Northern Finland. [Read More]

Elephants can grow some crazy eyelashes [Read More]

This zebra in Kenya has spots instead of stripes [Read More]

Whether crows, ravens, and other “corvids” are making multipart tools like hooked sticks to reach grubs, solving geometry puzzles made famous by Aesop, or nudging a clueless hedgehog across a highway before it becomes roadkill, they have long impressed scientists with their intelligence and creativity. [Read More]

The Pink Cockatoo is hard to miss, with its distinctive red and white headdress. [Read More]

How to survive a bear attack? [Read More]

While humans carry out social distancing, a group of 14 elephants broke into a village in Yunan province, looking for corn and other food. They ended up drinking 30kg of corn wine and got so drunk that they fell asleep in a nearby tea garden. [Read More]

A crystal formed in a snail shell [Read More]

Rare 'singing' dog, thought to be extinct in wild for 50 years, still thrives [Read More]

There is an edible mushroom that when cooked looks and tastes similarly to chicken meat, aptly named as "Chicken of the Woods". [Read More]

Quartz crystal cave found in an abandoned silver mine in Spain [Read More]

New Zealand Kea is the world's only alpine parrot, [Read More]

Blue American Rabbit.It was developed in 1917 by Lewis Salisbury (who never revealed the breeds that were used to create the color). [Read More]

Something as simple as black paint could be the key to reducing the number of birds that are killed each year by wind turbines. According to a study conducted at a wind farm on the Norwegian archipelago of Smøla, changing the color of a single blade on a turbine from white to black resulted in a 70-percent drop in the number of bird deaths. [Read More]

The Netherlands bred a tulip to look like the Canadian flag. [Read More]

Kenya's elephant population has more than doubled from 1989 to today, its wildlife service announced at an event marking World Elephant Day. Tourism Minister Najib Balala said authorities have "managed to tame poaching." [Read More]

When you bought an elephant and are reading the instructions. [Read More]

Male hummingbirds are the ones, full of colour.In most species of birds, male are more colorful and bright. [Read More]

Baby turtle enjoying life [Read More]

Capricorn and the moon - The Nubian ibex [Read More]

Diego, the giant Galápagos tortoise whose tireless efforts are credited with almost single-handedly saving his once-threatened species, has been put out to pasture on his native island after decades of breeding in captivity, Ecuador’s environment minister said. [Read More]

2000 Years Old tree In South Africa Known As Tree of Life [Read More]

The Mud Maid is a living sculpture by Sue Hill. Depending on the season, the mud maid’s ‘hair’ and ‘clothes’ change when the seasonal plants and moss grow over the sculpture [Read More]

African Lilac-breasted roller [Read More]

Turtles are on the move once the weather gets warm—but sometimes, a road or a highway stands between them and their destination. Speeding traffic and slow-moving turtles don’t mix, and many turtles are severely injured or killed on roads every year.Even if their shells are crushed, turtles can remain alive for days or even weeks in agonizing pain because they have such slow metabolisms. If you see a turtle on or near a road, take action! [Read More]

There are 9 isolated islands in the Mid Atlantic ocean within the autonomous region of Portugal, Azores. Their national flower Hydrangeas blooms in abundance. [Read More]

An NBC News analysis of satellite imagery captured by the European Space Agency shows areas where trees were recently taken down. [Read More]

International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) welcomes the announcement of two Icelandic whaling companies that have decided to no longer hunt whales this summer. This means that Iceland will see its second year in a row without whaling. [Read More]

This is a 2 hour old baby hippo. Say hi! [Read More]

White-tailed eagles last seen on Isle of Wight in 1780 [Read More]

The dance of preying mantis [Read More]

There's something quite satisfying about this hawk's head-turning and the motion he does with it. [Read More]

The major financial center of Milan boasts a number of tall buildings, many of which function as office space for firms like UniCredit and Allianz.While the city may be the corporate hub of Italy, it is also home to the Bosco Verticale, or Vertical Forest, a residential development of two visually striking towers that stand 80 and 112 meters high. [Read More]

This breathtaking underwater cave with crystal clear lake in Brazil. [Read More]

Italian alpine rescuers climb a frozen waterfall in Malga Ciapela, Italy, February 11, 2020 [Read More]

Giraffe from a different perspective [Read More]

Spending winters in the mountains with nothing but white snow on all sides can be quite relaxing. For those wanting an adrenaline rush, the snow is a great place to go skiing, snowboarding and even having snowball fights. However, being on the slopes means one has to constantly be alert if they don’t want to get caught in an avalanche. The rapid descent of snow may seem harmless, but it can cause a lot of damage to life and property. [Read More]

A tree full of Grandala birds.These birds tend to fly with huge flock of around 450-500. It is found across the northeastern Indian Subcontinent and some adjoining regions, existing primarily in the low-to-mid altitudes of the Himalayas. Feeds on insects and berries. The males are an electric blue colour with jet-black wings and tail, while the females are brown and scaly with a white wing bar. [Read More]

Alpacas chilling on Rainbow Mountain in Peru [Read More]

A zoo has been trying to get two pandas to mate for 10 years. When coronavirus shut the zoo down, the pandas finally did. [Read More]