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Scientists Digitize One of the World’s Rarest Animals Before It Disappears
4+ hour, 1+ min ago (49+ words) Researchers have turned a fragile vaquita skeleton into freely accessible 3D models, preserving detailed anatomy as the porpoise nears extinction....
Grey squirrels with a rival nearby dug a hole, mimed burying a nut, covered it over and walked off still holding the nut. The fake burials became much more common when other squirrels were close, apparently creating decoy caches for would-be thieves
4+ hour, 12+ min ago (614+ words) Somewhere in a Pennsylvania woodlot, a squirrel is committing fraud. It scrapes out a hole, shoves its face into the dirt, pats the soil back down and trots off looking pleased with itself. Published September 21, 2026 · How we edit Somewhere in…...
Family The Animals of Family in the World of Niroo
36+ min ago (1774+ words) In the world of Niroo, family is not merely a biological unit or a social structure. Family is the first realm in which a human being learns life, belonging, responsibility, protection, independence, maturity, and the transmission of experience. For this…...
Is the coyote coexistence strategy working? Experts weigh in after animal attacks
55+ min ago (873+ words) Violent coyote encounters across the Greater Toronto Area have left some residents on edge and sparked debate among wildlife experts on municipalities’ responses to aggressive animals. Increased coyote sightings and a string of attacks on children in the Toronto area…...
To Protect His Harem, ‘King Of Mammoth’ Elk 24 Will Fight Anything — Even Cars
5+ hour, 2+ min ago (1342+ words) The rut is on in Yellowstone National Park, which means “the King of Mammoth” has returned for another year of bugling and bucking at passing vehicles. That “king” is Elk 24, a bull elk that’s held court at Mammoth Hot Springs…...
Researchers fitted five Australian magpies with GPS trackers to map their movements, but within an hour the birds began helping one another remove the harnesses, turning a failed tracking experiment into an unexpected observation of cooperation and problem-solving
5+ hour, 58+ min ago (739+ words) Home - Science - Researchers fitted five Australian magpies with GPS trackers to map their movements, but within an hour the birds began helping one another remove the harnesses, turning a failed tracking experiment into an unexpected observation of cooperation and problem-solving…...
Are there venomous snakes in the Dominican Republic? Veterinarian explains what to do in case of a bite.
6+ hour, 52+ min ago (547+ words) Last update on September 20, 2026 Local September 20, 2026 A snake? Run! That’s probably the reaction of many people who come face to face with one. And if, after the initial shock, the question arises of whether it might be poisonous. Dr. Miguel…...
Ten lions found dead at wildlife park after suspected poisoning
2+ hour, 55+ min ago (377+ words) Concerns have been raised over the conservation of large mammals in the wildlife reserve Ten lions have been found dead following a suspected poisoning in Tanzania’s Ngorongoro wildlife reserve this week, the area’s management authority has said. The lions were…...
Amid urban coyote boom in LA County, cities encourage co-existence
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (1723+ words) For decades, coyotes have been our increasingly visible “neighbors” throughout Los Angeles County. And, what was once an underground society, has now solidified itself as a community of wild residents inhabiting Southern California communities. Coyotes have called dens around the…...
The "Tilcayo": A New Cat Species Discovered for the First Time in 100 Years｜fitenao
20+ hour, 26+ min ago (652+ words) In September 2026, big news shook the scientific community and cat lovers around the world. In the cloud forests of Bolivia, South America, a completely new species of feline, the "Tilcayo" (Leopardus tilcayo), was officially described—the first such discovery in…...