A family vacationing at a resort in the Khao Yai forest in northeastern Thailand decided to have a barbecue meal on August 11, in defiance of the campsite's strict rules. Predictably, the delicious smell attracted the local wildlife as a herd of elephants emerged from the forest, eager for a tasty meal. But with no food in sight, the elephants clearly vented their frustration.
Brits are currently enduring a rather wet and miserable start to the week, but a heatwave is on the horizon - and one weather expert believes it could be even hotter than originally thought
Energy secretary Ed Miliband has announced a £630m deal that will see the Government take control of the organisation behind Britain’s power systems, with the cost clawed back from households through their energy bills.
Huge flames and a plume of black smoke could be seen as crews tackled the flames at Leisure Island Fun Park in Eastern Esplanade yesterday
A river otter dragged a child from a marina dock before pulling him underwater and biting him in a rare attack. The boy and his mother were walking along the dock at the Bremerton Marina in Washington State on Thursday when the animal attacked. The young boy was dragged underwater, resurfacing after a few moments. As his mother lifted him out of the water, the otter continued to attack and bit her on the arm.
At least four people have died, thousands of homes have been damaged and hundreds have been evacuated from homes after flooding struck central and eastern Europe on Saturday
A harbor seal in the Pacific Northwest on Friday found itself in the mouth of a humpback whale and in desperate need of an exit strategy. The image atop this post, captured by Tim Filipovic of Eagle Wings Tours, shows the moment the s
An unexpected rescue took place in Uttar Pradesh, India, on September 11, when a cow climbed up a water tower. JCB machinery was called in to safely lower the animal. The incident attracted a large crowd of onlookers, and the cow was eventually rescued.
Leak attributed to possible chemical reaction at chemical plant
BASILDON residents have been told to keep their doors and windows close
A colossal rockslide that triggered a mega-tsunami caused the Earth to ‘hum’ for days, an event scientists say is directly linked to climate crisis
There isn’t much green in the Sahara Desert, but an unusual shift in the weather pattern has caused storms to move where they typically wouldn’t.
Happy, who has been the subject of fierce legal battles, is ‘doing well,’ according to zoo officials
For most of her life she’s lived without running water, electricity and a fridge. Her toilet is often clogged so she goes to the bathroom in the bush
A “fireball” was seen over Swindon as a 33-metre asteroid was scheduled to pass by Earth.
The popular walking spot which went viral in lockdown due to its beautiful surroundings has been on and off the market in recent months
The South African has spent the past two decades photographing lions, rhinos and elephants, embracing more adventure than most people will experience in a lifetime.
The Biden administration on Friday asked an appeals court to revive a Trump-era rule that lifted remaining Endangered Species Act protections for gray wolves in the U.S. If successful, the move would put the predators under state oversight nationwide and open the door for hunting to resume in the Great Lakes region after it was halted two years ago under court order. Environmentalists had successfully sued when protections for wolves were lifted in former President Donald Trump’s final days in office.
Falling trees killed six people in the Philippines after a fierce tropical storm brought strong winds and floods, officials said Sunday. Four children on the way home from school in Malabang municipality in the southern province of Lanao del Sur were killed Friday when a huge tree fell on the motorised tricycle they were riding during the storm, municipal police Christina Obina told AFP. "The wind was so strong, causing the tree to be uprooted," Obina said.
At a shelter for big cats in Brazil, a vet gingerly dresses wounds on a jaguar that was caught in wildfires raging in the world's largest tropical wetland.Pollyanna Motinha, a vet at the Nex NoExtinction shelter on the outskirts of Brasilia, says she is increasingly seeing animals "at the top of the food chain, like jaguars" being injured in wildfires.
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