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Walrus haul-out

Satellites spot gathering of gigantic tusked animals on remote Arctic island. It has never been seen before

The crowd of animals was discovered as part of the Walrus from Space project, which is using satellite imagery to explore what might happen to these huge marine mammals as the climate changes.
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Monk parakeet

“These parrot apartment blocks can be the size of a small car” – and they’re causing chaos in a city near you

The monk parakeet has been a colourful, not to mention noisy, addition to the cityscapes of Madrid
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Red admiral butterfly on a thistle in the UK. © Peter Garner/EyeEm/Getty

Butterflies are changing the way they behave – and climate change is to blame

Some red admirals now stay for winter instead of migrating south
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Dolphins Jeju South Korea

Campaigners want this pod of dolphins to be granted the same legal rights as humans. Here’s why

The rights of nature movement recognises that natural entities and ecosystems are rights holders in law – here's how it works.
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When scientists sunk a deep-sea robot 1,300 metres into the Pacific Ocean they found something staggering...

A remotely operated vehicles found never-before-seen hydrothermal activity on the seabed in Papua New Guinea.
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Ocean wildlife

Land can be divided up, but who owns the world’s oceans? It’s a tricky question – here’s what the UN thinks

Ever wondered whether anyone owns the world's oceans – including the High Seas? Melissa Hobson takes a look
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Cayenne caecilian

This creature looks like a big worm – but has teeth, tentacles, a pseudo penis and can pop its own eyes out of its head

It looks like a big worm – but has teeth, tentacles and a pseudo penis
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Beekeeping

“A beehive is as natural as a pasture of grazing sheep.” Why beekeeping is causing a huge problem for wild bees – according to scientists

A dramatic rise in the number of managed beehives is negatively impacting wild pollinating insects
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A male Mako Shark swims just under the ocean’s surface off the coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

10 fastest swimmers in the ocean, including one animal that can accelerate to nearly 80MPH quicker than a Porsche

When it comes to fastest animal, we usually think of cheetahs, but many ocean creatures also boast spectacular sprints – here are some of the quickest
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American pika

There's an adorable animal in the Rockies that yells at hikers. Experts are worried its call may be fading

A new study suggests a severe decline in the number of young America pikas in the Rocky Mountains as the climate warms.
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White humpback whale

"Totally surreal": exceptionally rare white whale amazes divers in Tonga 

These tourism guides have been on the sea for 28 years. This is the first time they've seen an all-white whale.
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Leopard and lion Tales from the Bush

‘I spent 4 days tracking a leopard in Mozambique. It led me to something terrifying.’

Douglas Flynn was tasked with tracking a leopard that walked with lions – with chilling consequences
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TORONTO, ON- OCTOBER 29 - The mouth of a Sea Lamprey features 150 teeth and a tongue that is cerated. A behind the scenes look at the Royal Ontario Museums Invertebrate Zoology Lab with the bloodthirsty creatures of the original exhibition Bloodsuckers: Legends to Leeches that opens on November 16. in Toronto. October 29, 2019. Sea Lampreys, Petromyzon marinus, are an invasive species in the Great Lakes and capable of killing up to 40 pounds (more than 20 kilograms) of fish over their 12-18 month feeding period. (Steve Russell/Toronto Star via Getty Images)

5 horrifyingly gruesome, grisly animals that kill and eat their prey from the inside out

Some of nature's smallest predators are also the most disturbing, evolving ingenious ways to devour their prey while still alive
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Red kangaroo hopping © JohnCarnemolla / iStock 

How and why kangaroos hop: The secrets behind their powerful – and very speedy – bounce...

BBC Wildlife contributor Ben Phillips answers your wild question.
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A learn brown spider on a rainforest floor.

Love spiders? 18 incredible, gob-smacking spider facts, from the biggest to the deadliest - and even how many are probably living in your house right now

Spiders are one of the easiest groups of invertebrates to watch and they're fascinating creatures. Here are some of our favourite fun spider facts.
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Watch heart-stopping footage of desperate flying foxes dodging deadly, monstrous crocodiles to collect water from a predator-infested river

This incredible BBC Earth footage shows the aerial agility of the mega bat and the ambush tactics of the freshwater crocodile
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Deadly city dwellers: 4 lethal apex predators lurking in urban streets, from big cats to deadly bears

Discover the predators that call some of the world's cities home
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Devils Hole cave descent

Researchers abseil deep into Nevada cave and discover 580,000 years of climate history

A one-metre-long core of calcite extracted from a cave wall in the southwestern United States has offered researchers a rare insight into how climate has changed over the past six ice ages…
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Dove vs pigeon

Dove vs pigeon: one gets bad rep, while the other is a symbol of peace – but what is the difference between these two similar-looking birds?

What's the difference between pigeons and doves? Are doves and pigeons the same bird? Tom Hibbert from The Wildlife Trusts takes a look
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BURSA, TURKIYE - AUGUST 20: A view of Dalmatian pelicans at the wetlands of the Marmara region, as they shuttle between Greece, Bulgaria, Romania and Turkiye for their feeding and sheltering needs at the Gediz Delta, Manyas Bird Sanctuary, Uluabat Lake and Kocacay Delta on August 20, 2024 in Bursa, Turkiye. (Photo by Alper Tuydes/Anadolu via Getty Images)

5 giants of the sky: Discover the birds with the biggest, most enormous wingspans – including one as long as a car

Meet the wandering albatross, whose wingspan is roughly the length of a Fiat 500, and four more feathered titans
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White-spotted octopus Squid vs octopus

 10 smartest animals on the planet: Discover the world's cleverest creatures, including some unexpected species redefining intelligence

Which are the cleverest animals in the world? And how do we even rate intelligence? We take a look
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An adult lowland can tapir in Brazil, South America. © Michael Nolan/Getty

As long as a double bed and shaped like a barrel, these cute and – quite weird – mammals are fast swimmers that use their bizarre snouts like snorkels

Tapirs are rather unusual-looking mammals, and they are absolutely amazing creatures.
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