TL;DR Contender — a 1,653-pound, 13-foot-long great white shark and the largest known male in the Atlantic, has been on the move once again. After months of migrating north to Canadian waters, the 32-year-old shark...

Shocking new footage from Ukraine’s Chernobyl Exclusion Zone shows several stray dogs with bright blue fur, baffling scientists and animal welfare workers. The unusual sight, captured by the organization Dogs of Chernobyl, has reignited global...

In Cyprus, a nation of just over one million people, it’s not uncommon to spot more cats than humans on the street. Officials estimate there’s at least one feral cat per person on the island...

Fat Bear Week has returned, and with it comes one of the quirkiest yet most fascinating wildlife competitions on the planet. Starting September 23, 2025, the bears of Katmai National Park and Preserve in Alaska...

NEW CALEDONIA — In a first for marine science, researchers have documented leopard sharks engaging in a sexual encounter in the wild, and not just with one partner. The rare footage, captured off the coast...

In Peru, a 25-pound spaniel mix named Machis has been hailed as a hero after preventing a dynamite blast that could have killed her family. By biting into the live fuse of the explosive, Machis...

Quick Summary Spanish police uncovered a secret zoo in Nules with 150 exotic animals from 56 species. Discovery came after an online ad offered endangered animals for sale. Two men were arrested for operating without...

Human Development Is Splitting Snake Populations A 15-year study of eastern massasauga rattlesnakes in Michigan has revealed that urbanization and human activity are driving the reptiles into inbreeding, threatening their long-term survival. The findings, published...

Atlantic Beach, FL: A tragic wildlife incident unfolded this week when an unleashed stray dog killed 23 newborn sea turtles just hours after they hatched on a North Florida beach, according to local conservation volunteers....

Quick Summary Deer across the U.S. are developing tumor-like warts caused by a papillomavirus spread by ticks and mosquitoes. The virus is species-specific; it does not infect humans. Outbreaks are most common in late summer...