Mammals

Bongo on camera trap in Semuliki National Park. © Chester Zoo

World's largest forest antelope discovered in Uganda

Philippine pangolin. © Roger Dolorosa

New plan to save the endemic Philippine pangolin

Photographers encircling a stag. © Stephen Darlington

Parks urge photographers to be cautious during deer rut

Orca under water. (c) Audun Rikardsen.

Orcas still affected by toxic PCBs despite the ban

Porcupine tucking into a banana © Lucy Bowden

Adorable porcupine video by Autumnwatch producer

Bull moose in fall. © mtnmichelle/Getty

Meet the cast: characters from BBC’s Autumnwatch New England

Otters are thriving across Scotland, with a population of about 8,000 individuals. A high proportion live on the coast © James Warwick / Getty

Why are coastal otters more visible than river otters?

Researchers have been studying the flavour preferences of Javan lutung monkeys © Dr. Yamato Tsuji

Genes responsible for why leaf-eating Asian monkeys do not have a sweet tooth

Alex Raeder with one of the water voles. © Steve Haywood / National Trust Images

‘Ratty’ returns to former Exmoor home, after an absence of more than 30 years

Hector's dolphins are endemic to New Zealand © Rob Pine

Increased concern over endangered dolphins in New Zealand following new data

A young elephant captured on a camera trap © Dr. DeeAnn Reeder of Bucknell University

Citizen scientists called to help to identify mysterious animals of South Sudan

Indigenous leaders summit in Bogotá. © Cesar David Martinez/Avaaz

People & Wildlife

Amazon leaders release declaration prior to major UN summit

Mountain hares are native to the UK, unlike rabbits or brown hares. © Paul Carpenter/Getty

Long-term study shows dramatic declines of mountain hares on Scottish moors

The Lynx UK Trust plan to reintroduce six lynx. © Neville Buck

Reintroduction of lynx to the UK takes a step forward