A Sumatran tiger cub named Zara has demonstrated keen “su-paw-visor” skills, closely observing the work of a window cleaner at Nashville Zoo.
The adorable clip shows the tiger cub following the cleaner’s squeegee along the glass, and occasionally pouncing at it.
Zara and her siblings Bulan and Kirana were the first Sumatran tiger cubs to be born at Nashville Zoo. Credit: Nashville Zoo via Storyful
AT JUST 21 years old, Kendalian entrepreneur Dan Stearne is making waves on the local horticultural scene with his sustainable plant-growing venture, Dan's Plants.
The bizarre alligator encounter, caught on video, occurred in broad daylight at Fort Myers Beach. "Welcome to Florida."
An electricity transformer to convert offshore wind energy for one million homes has been transported from the Port of Ipswich to Bramford, Suffolk.
The former president spoke about one simple, "immaculate" truth about his first term in the White House.
Heavy rain and strong winds to replace 30C heat
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The Prince of Wales wore an eco-friendly tie at the Breakthrough Energy Summit on Thursday, June 27
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A Helston woman has spoken out after damage was made to a much-loved tree outside her home
A British battery company has developed an electric car that can be charged in just five minutes, in a step towards solving the lengthy plug-in times that frustrate EV drivers.
One of the mammals — which look like a cross between a monkey and a tiny bear — was found far from its normal rainforest habitat this week at a highway rest stop amid the rolling sagebrush plains of central Washington state, officials say. Kinkajous have prehensile tails, and this one was spotted Sunday climbing on a tall wooden post along Interstate 82 southeast of Yakima, the state Department of Transportation said in a post on X. The animal was rescued by the state Fish and Wildlife Department.
High temperatures are forecast to start returning to Italy on Thursday after heavy rain whipped the north and centre of the country this week.View on euronews
BP has put all new offshore wind projects on pause as the oil company’s new chief executive seeks to focus more heavily on fossil fuels.
Exclusive: Wizz Air passengers from Sicily finally fly home on third day, as other travellers face 12-hour delays
Rain showers and thunderstorms swept across wildfire-impacted areas of New Mexico on Wednesday, June 26, the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere at Colorado State University (CIRA/CSU) said.Satellite imagery released by CIRA/CSU shows the storms spreading.Joshua Schroeder with the National Weather Service’s Albuquerque office explained how burn scars are vulnerable to flooding to Source New Mexico.“The soils where the burns have occurred, especially the recent ones, they don
Bron Afon has had to take the unusual step of preventing access to one of its wooded areas at Garw Wood in Croesyceiliog.
Animal names are a simple way to categorize the diverse species of the animal kingdom. Animals that start with "U" can be some of the most fascinating in our planet's elaborate biological patchwork.
Life-sized lion and antelope puppets took their first steps at the London launch of a new public art project that will see them embarking on a 20,000-kilometre (12,400 miles) trek from central Africa to northern Europe, symbolically fleeing from the effects of climate change. Next year, the animal puppets will travel from the Congo Basin to northern Norway, with their herd expanding along the way. "The idea is that a group of animals starts fleeing because of climate change and as they go from city to city, they will add more native species, more endemic species and the herd grows and grows," artistic director Amir Nizar Zuabi said.
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