Publish to Apple News

Publish to Apple News

Daboia siamensis is a viper species, which is endemic to parts of Southeast Asia, southern China and Taiwan. It was formerly considered to be a subspecies of Daboia russelii, but was elevated to speci

Deadly nightlife: 10 dangerous wild animals that prefer to catch their victims at night

When the sun goes down, some of the world’s most dangerous animals become active. From stealthy predators to silent hunters, these ten wild creatures rely on darkness to track, ambush, and overpower their prey.
Show more

Watch agonising BBC footage of baby ostriches making a perilous journey for water and survival in the soaring heat of the Kalahari Desert

Ostrich chicks race against time in the scorching Kalahari, crossing the vast Etosha Salt Pan in search of life-saving water
Show more
An adult humpback whale launching out of the water in a full breach. There is sea water cascading off it's body. The whale is two third out of the water. The water is calm and blue.

10 most powerful whales on the planet – are these the ocean’s smartest killers?

Cetaceans are among the most intelligent creatures in the ocean and many whales have used their big brains to develop cunning hunting strategies. 
Show more

null

undefined

Watch amazing, brutal close up BBC footage of male bullfrogs fighting for the right to mate

In this gripping BBC Earth footage, the pond becomes a boxing ring as opponents fight for the prized central position
Show more
Andean Cock-of-the-rock (Rupicola peruvianus) at lek, Ecuador

It's called WHAT? 10 hilariously ‘rude’ animal names – just try saying them around kids without a giggle

Meet the slippery dick, the cock-of-the-rock and other (sometimes magnificent) animals that have been given rude, funny and downright silly names
Show more

In this Ethiopian city, people feed one of Africa’s deadliest predators mouth-to-mouth

As darkness falls across Harar, people gather to welcome the city’s carnivorous visitors and see them get their fill.
Show more
Blind animals star nosed mole

11 blind, extraordinary creatures that live and hunt for prey in complete darkness

Many animal species have adapted to survive and even evolve without sight, often relying on other senses - here are 10 blind animals with next to no vision
Show more
The spotted hyena is also known as the laughing hyena. It is a highly successful animal, being the most common large carnivore in Africa.

10 deadliest siblings on the planet – when sibling rivalry turns lethal

In the natural world, sibling rivalry can be a matter of survival.
Show more

The astounding, show-stopping winners of Wildlife Artist of the Year 2025

Celebrating the winners of Wildlife Artist of the Year 2025
Show more

Watch savage, brutal BBC footage – narrated by David Attenborough – of ferocious hippos battling for dominance

Watch hulking male hippos clash in a wet and wild African showdown
Show more

"I was dragged into the murk. I clawed at the sand in hope of grabbing a rock to hit the big carnivore and pry my leg out from its jaws"

Marine biologist Melissa Cristina Márquez went searching for one predator – but had a scary encounter with another.
Show more
Wax moth species, Satara, Maharashtra, India

It might not have any ears, but that doesn't stop it having the best hearing in the animal kingdom. Here's why...

When it comes to having good hearing, it seems ears don't matter
Show more
A small grey coloured shrew-like marsupial on a log

"Although the male doesn’t exactly die, it’s not much of a life either" - 8 deadliest mating rituals on the planet

Male Anna's hummingbird flying at a feeder

10 fastest birds on the planet, including one that can cruise at 169kph for hours

From lightning-fast dives to marathon high-speed flight, these are the 10 fastest birds on Eart
Show more
An adult black bear in Cades Cove Valley Great Smokey Mountains National Park in Tennessee

"I was suddenly awoken by a bear trying to break in. First, it crawled around on the roof. Then it started pushing and clawing at the windows..."

Photographer Isaac Szabo talks hellbenders, chub nests and bears on the roof
Show more

Lion vs tiger: Which of these majestic big cast would win in a fight and be crowned ‘king of the beasts’?

Who would win in a fight - a tiger or a lion? Stuart Blackman weighs up the contenders...
Show more
Rarest plants in the world

On the brink of disappearing forever: Kew Gardens reveal the world’s rarest, most threatened plants

We take a look at 10 rare plants on the brink of extinction (or already extinct) in the wild, with the experts at Kew Gardens
Show more
Can rabbits and hares cross breed

Can hares and rabbits cross-breed?

Is there any such thing as a harrabbit?
Show more
Forest elephant looking at camera in Loango National Park

"They began to circle the building, aggressively tapping their trunks along the walls. I heard rips and the sound of planks dropping coming from my room"

Wildlife biologist Stephanie Schuttler had a shocking wake-up call when a herd of angry giants paid a visit.
Show more
King Cobra India

One of India's deadliest snakes is becoming even more dangerous...

Armed with skill, to remove India’s deadliest snake from where it doesn’t belong: inside people’s homes
Show more
Canada lynx family

Sleek and graceful yet powerful and merciless – no wonder we're captivated by wild cats. Here are the 10 most beautiful wild cats on the planet

Hidden beauties of the wild: small cats, big charm
Show more
venus fly trap carnivorous plants

10 animal killer plants that trap and devour their prey

Not all carnivores have teeth… Read on to learn about 10 ingenious - and deadly - meat-eating carnivorous plants.
Show more
Getty

Elephants have 'conveyor belt’ teeth, dolphins grow theirs in layers like trees, while sharks have a never-ending supply - so why are we stuck with just 2 sets?

From baby teeth to ‘conveyor belt’ molars, here’s why humans—and other mammals –grow and replace their teeth in such fascinatingly different ways
Show more

"I was once charged by a musk ox – and they can shift. Fortunately, I could shift faster than the photographer I was with..."

Wildlife photographer Pete Cairns on snow, squirrels and uncooperative eagles
Show more
This website is owned and published by Our Media Ltd. www.ourmedia.co.uk
© Our Media 2025