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Mountain goats roam the streets of LLandudno

The Covid lockdown accidentally created an incredible nature experiment. Here’s why

What is the anthropause?
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Seagull perching on fence with Statue of Liberty in distance, Battery Park, Manhattan Island, New York City, New York, USA

This iconic New York landmark is becoming a magnet – not just for tourists, but birds

Does anything live on the Statue of Liberty – and Ellis Island?
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Lesser kestrel

“They simply moved in.” Thousands of tiny falcons are taking over this ancient Italian city

Thousands of lesser kestrels have been living in and around the ancient Italian city of Matera for centuries
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"He may have had his leg grabbed by a crocodile and his head pulled by a leopard" 10 gruesome deaths and brutal moments preserved forever as fossils

To become a fossil, an animal has to die. However, not all deaths are equal and some are a lot more gruesome than others…
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Many diverse minerals as salt, copper and cobalt create the always changing Dallol (in Afar language: multicolour stone), the hottest and driest place on earth, Danakil depression. August 15, 2018.

"Known as the Gateway to Hell, where lurid-coloured acid lakes create an eerie, alien world." 10 barren dead zones where nothing survives...

Dead zones are fascinating, often alien places, where nothing or very little lives
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Samuel Bloch

“It had a massive beak and equally massive claws.” Photographer’s near miss with huge, ‘crazy’ bird in Finland

Samuel Bloch on wild horses, crazy capercaillies and sleeping on the job
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Leopard with a Duiker kill in the Kruger National Park, South Africa.

22 incredible, powerful photos of Africa's Big Five - the animals that struck fear into 19th century big-game hunters

Spectacular images of Africa's Big Five in the wild
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A drought-struck dam has nearly run out of life-giving water altogether.

Hundreds of dying rivers, 4 million km² of wetlands lost and 420 water-related violent conflicts: Just how dangerous is the global water emergency?

From shrinking rivers and dying wildlife to growing fears of global conflict, here’s why experts say the world is running dangerously dry.
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60 metres below an arid desert lies a secret, gigantic underground lake that's hundreds of metres deep and home to animals found nowhere else on earth

It might sound like a location from The Game of Thrones, but the Dragon’s Breath Cave, hidden deep below the Kalahari Desert in Namibia, is actually the home of a vast 264-metre-deep lake, with a surface area the size of two football pitches
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Cascata Caracol in Parque Caracol, Canela, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

"It contains enough venom to kill 10 adult humans" 11 deadliest animals in South America, including a gigantic snake that can swallow a person whole

When it comes to wildlife South America is one of most diverse places on Earth, and some of its extraordinary species can be dangerous...
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TOMAN FISH Channa micropeltes

"Divers have been rammed so hard that the air is knocked out of their lungs." A deadly predator with bone-crushing jaws and a temper to match   

The air-breathing fish with a vicious head-butt
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Sperm whales in the ocean. Underwater photography. Whale watching

Why are ocean creatures so darned big?

We take a look at the reasons why marine animals typically grow much larger than land animals
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USA, Alaska, Katmai National Park, Coastal Brown Bear (Ursus arctos) runs while fishing for spawning salmon in shallow stream along Kinak Bay

Can a human outrun a bear? 

Only a muppet would try and outrun a bear, says Helen Pilcher. Here's why...
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Side view of adult polar bear. Snowy ground and looking towards camera. It has yellowish fur which prevents to lost heat. It's mouth is open and canine can seen. It has small and round ears and big paws.

"There we were, being ambushed by a probably very hungry polar bear, in a boat with no engine and no means of protecting ourselves..."

Documentary cinematographer Jamie McPherson recalls his terrifying encounter with a polar bear in the Arctic wilderness.
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"Its lethal toxins rapidly interfere with nerve function, locking muscles & shutting down vital processes." Despite its beauty it's one deadly shell

Is this the world’s deadliest beach souvenir?
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Suicide tree or pong-pong (Cerbera odollam), fruit on a tree in a tropical climate, Southeast Asia, Thailand.

“Untreated, the progression is grim: nausea and vomiting give way to cardiac arrest. Death can come within an hour.”

It bears white flowers and green fruit – but hidden inside its seeds is a potent cardiac poison called cerberin.
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"Imagine if you had a leg amputated that then hopped off to lead a life of its own as a zombie?"

When it comes to animal talents this is one of the strangest...
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A beautiful scenery of an octopus swimming in the Adriatic Sea as an underwater photographer and scuba diver captures its graceful movement.

"100,000 individuals can make up a single raft..." 10 gobsmacking, bizarre, animal-made structures. You won't believe number 8 can float...

We’re not the only animals capable of impressive feats of engineering…
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Mammoth tusk at the excavation site in Taimering

This gigantic tusk and more than 70 bones were dug up at a construction site in Germany. Here's why the discovery is so exceptional

After several years of detailed study, scientists from Germany have cracked a cold case that has been on ice since the Last Glacial Maximum.
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Great bowerbird (Chlamydera nuchalis)

In an Australian city, birds are collecting handcuffs, medicine jars and banknotes. This is why

A new study in Queensland reveals that city-dwelling male great bowerbirds are using human items to impress females.
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Weirdest reptiles

"It can run across water at speeds of 5 feet per second. That's pretty nippy..." 9 weirdest reptiles in the world, including a devil with two heads

Discover the world's weirdest and wackiest reptiles
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Red howler monkey

“I can barely believe that such an eerie sound could be created by an animal.” Tourists armed with tech are heading into the Amazon – to save monkeys

In Peru’s rainforests, primate conservation is striking a new chord, with citizen scientists playing a significant part as sound engineers
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Sagarmatha National Park

It’s the size of Hong Kong and contains the highest mountain on Earth – and it’s home to a mighty carnivore

Sagarmatha National Park in Nepal is home to some of the planet's hardiest animals – from woolly hares and red pandas to high-flying geese and stalking snow leopards.
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Panoramic view of Aitoliko, a settlement built on an islet in the middle of the lagoon.

"A scale that has never been documented before in Greece." Falcon snatches 8 bats from the air in just 30 minutes

Bat predation by Eurasian hobbies has only been recorded a handful of times, making the sighting particularly significant.
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