Dog walkers in Russia's Losiny Ostrov National Park were attacked by a wild moose on May 13. The moose targets one owner and pup as they attempt to flee the swinging assault of the massive mammal.
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The mighty baobab has grown across mainland Africa, Madagascar and Australia for millions of years. But until now, scientists disputed where they came from.
Owners of electric cars are ditching battery power and returning to petrol as demand for greener vehicles drops across Britain.
From bees to burrowing owls, many species are adapting to urban environments and, with a little extra help from us, more could follow suit
The UK has experienced the hottest day of the year so far. Temperatures hit 28.3C (82.9F) on Monday in Wisley, Surrey, after a four-day heat health alert came into effect. In London, the temperatures peaked at 27.4C (81.3F) in St James's Park while Aberdeenshire saw the mercury hit 26.9C (80.4F).
Michael E. Mann offered a terrifying analysis of what a second Trump administration would mean for both the American and global fight against climate change.
Trail cameras captured the rarely observed phenomenon at a rattlesnake rookery Monday in Northern Colorado.
The Green Party leader has admitted that she still has a gas boiler despite her party’s commitment to reach net zero by 2040.
A wolf seemed super keen to get a piece of a bison carcass from a grizzly bear, footage by a nature photographer in Yellowstone National Park shows, but the bear seemed unimpressed by its antics as it bounced around.Trevor LaClair said he filmed the scene in April 2023, when the bear pulled the carcass from a frozen pond.“Two of the wolves approached the grizzly. One of the wolves got too close and the bear lunged at it as a warning. However, the wolf viewed it as an opportunity to potentially lure the bear away and began play bowing and bouncing around,” LaClair wrote on Instagram.“After a while, the grey wolf gave up and laid down nearby, waiting patiently for a piece of meat,” LaClair added. The grizzly eventually left and the wolves were able to get their turn.According to the National Wildlife Federation, a wolf will dance and bow if it is feeling playful. Credit: Trevor LaClair via Storyful
A Paris woman was attacked by Arctic wolves while out for a run at the Thoiry ZooSafari in France and sustained bites to her neck, leg and back
New research shows that more than 5 million antelope cross South Sudan each year – blowing the world-famous Serengeti migration out of the water.
The woman was staying at a lodge in Thoiry Zoo, about 40km west of Paris, when she 'ended up in the safari zone’ while out jogging.
CNN’s Rafael Romo reports on island residents who are relocating, about the human impact of climate change.
Greek officials are warning foreigners visiting the Mediterranean country over summer of the dangers associated with the extreme weather.View on euronews
The Associated Press has captured footage of a new species of arachnid on camera for the first time. Biologists in southern Spain discovered the new species - the first of its kind to be found in the country in 200 years. Gluvia brunnea belongs to the order solifugae and, although they are sometimes called camel spiders, they're actually a different creature altogether.
Two wildcats released into a national park last year have given birth, marking a “major milestone” for wildcat recovery in Scotland, conservation experts have said. Nineteen wildcats bred in captivity were released into the Cairngorms National Park last June as part of efforts to save the species which in 2018 was deemed to be on the verge of extinction. The Saving Wildcats partnership, led by the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland, said that at least two of the females have now given birth in the wild.
Denmark is serving up a side of mussels alongside renewable power.
Torrential storms that have brought widespread flooding to southeast China are moving inland, prompting the national weather service to issue its most severe rainstorm alert.
Nine tonnes of bird muck removed from Tyne Bridge Nine tonnes of bird poo has been removed from the Tyne Bridge in the early stages of its huge restoration.
A family was shocked when three days into the trip their water supply dried up and they were unable to wash or access drinking water from the taps for 24 hours
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