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Blind chimp in Louisiana regains sight after cataract surgery
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Blind chimp in Louisiana regains sight after cataract surgery
Pierre, a 54-year-old chimpanzee living at Chimp Haven in Louisiana, has regained his sight after a successful cataract surgery. The procedure took about an hour, but the preparati…
Popular Science 26 Sept 2026
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Dirk Draulans’ beestenboel: the finned salamander can stay forever young
I just read about the finned salamander and its incredible ability to stay forever young. So: this little creature can avoid aging in a way that fascinates scientists. Now, that’s …
Knack 26 Sept 2026
How a horse flu crisis fueled animals rights advocacy in the U.S.
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How a horse flu crisis fueled animals rights advocacy in the U.S.
So: back in 1872, New York City faced a massive horse flu outbreak that left thousands of horses sick and struggling to work. This crisis spotlighted the harsh realities animals fa…
Scientific American 26 Sept 2026
How to control rabies? Goa has a blueprint other cities can follow
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How to control rabies? Goa has a blueprint other cities can follow
I find Goa's approach to ending rabies absolutely fascinating! They tackle the problem on three fronts: immediate response to bites, vaccinating at least 70% of free-roaming dogs, …
The Better India 26 Sept 2026
'Lost' bird reappears in West Africa's forests after more than a decade
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'Lost' bird reappears in West Africa's forests after more than a decade
So: after 13 years without a confirmed sighting, the Ghana cuckooshrike has been spotted again in Côte d’Ivoire’s Taï National Park. This vibrant bird, with its striking orange bod…
Good Good Good 26 Sept 2026
Inside the school where dogs learn to sniff out bed bugs and other pests
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Inside the school where dogs learn to sniff out bed bugs and other pests
I find it fascinating how dogs like Lucky, a German Shepherd, are trained to detect invasive pests such as spotted lanternfly eggs. At the Penn Vet Working Dog Center, pups start t…
Popular Science 26 Sept 2026
Blowhole nebulizer helps cure beluga whale’s pneumonia
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Blowhole nebulizer helps cure beluga whale’s pneumonia
So: Jetta, an 11-year-old beluga whale, had a tough bout with pneumonia caused by drug-resistant bacteria. The vets at Mystic Aquarium and the University of Florida teamed up to tr…
Popular Science 25 Sept 2026
After an elephant was killed, Kenyan rangers searched for its baby for three weeks straight: 'He will never be alone again'
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After an elephant was killed, Kenyan rangers searched for its baby for three weeks straight: 'He will never be alone again'
So: a baby elephant was left alone after his mother was tragically killed in Kenya, and the rangers didn’t stop searching for him for three whole weeks. They finally found him tryi…
Good Good Good 25 Sept 2026
Frogs wear bacterial suits of armor to fight off deadly fungus
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Frogs wear bacterial suits of armor to fight off deadly fungus
So: some tropical frogs have a clever way to protect their delicate skin from a deadly fungus using bacteria as a natural shield. A study showed that the skin microbiome of certain…
Popular Science 25 Sept 2026
Australian biologists livestream a remote desert waterhole and all its wild visitors
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Australian biologists livestream a remote desert waterhole and all its wild visitors
So: deep in Watarrka National Park, a remote desert waterhole is being livestreamed by Australian biologists, and it’s fascinating! The camera captures dingoes, wallabies, frogs, a…
Good News Network 25 Sept 2026
This Canadian national park is home to the world's largest beaver dam: 'The size of 1600 hockey rinks'
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This Canadian national park is home to the world's largest beaver dam: 'The size of 1600 hockey rinks'
Wood Buffalo National Park in Canada is not only vast but also home to the world’s largest beaver dam, which is so huge it can be seen from space! The dam stretches nearly half a m…
Good Good Good 25 Sept 2026
Two pandas heading to Atlanta zoo, Xi Jinping announces
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Two pandas heading to Atlanta zoo, Xi Jinping announces
So: Chinese leader Xi Jinping just announced that two giant pandas will be sent to the Atlanta zoo very soon. This is a lovely gesture of goodwill between China and the United Stat…
The Washington Post 24 Sept 2026
What kind of animal is Gonzo?
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What kind of animal is Gonzo?
So: Gonzo, the blue Muppet with the long nose, has puzzled fans and scientists alike for decades. Despite his fuzzy feathers and bird-like traits, experts say he’s not quite any kn…
Popular Science 24 Sept 2026
Two moms named Jean inspired the name of a 309-million-year-old fossil
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Two moms named Jean inspired the name of a 309-million-year-old fossil
I love how personal science can get! Two moms named Jean inspired the name of a 309-million-year-old amphibian fossil called Jeanerpeton mazonensis. Found near Chicago in a fossil-…
Popular Science 24 Sept 2026
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Eva transformed her father's GP practice into a veterinary clinic: “Never thought I would come back”
Eva made a remarkable change by turning her father's old general practitioner practice into a veterinary clinic. She never imagined she would return to the place, but her passion f…
Gazet van Antwerpen 24 Sept 2026
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Scientists find two tiny new snails with shells that close like doors
I find it fascinating that even in Europe, new species can still be discovered! Two tiny snails, Cochlostoma komarnica and Cochlostoma dobrido, were found in Montenegro's rugged mo…
ScienceDaily 24 Sept 2026
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When what you see doesn’t make sense, your brain does something remarkable
I find it fascinating how our brain handles confusing visuals by letting different regions compare their views until they agree. Researchers studied two parts of the visual cortex …
ScienceDaily 24 Sept 2026
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New count: this many wolves live in Denmark
So: Denmark now hosts 11 wolf packs, two pairs, and two lone males according to a fresh count after this year's breeding season. This update comes from Aarhus University and the Na…
Politiken.dk 24 Sept 2026
Fossil in Tanzania reveals new prehistoric species from 240 million years ago
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Fossil in Tanzania reveals new prehistoric species from 240 million years ago
So: researchers have uncovered a fascinating new prehistoric species in Tanzania, a plant-eating creature with a beak, tusks, and claws that roamed about 240 million years ago. Thi…
VRT Nws 24 Sept 2026
Elephants use medicinal plants to treat themselves, researchers find
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Elephants use medicinal plants to treat themselves, researchers find
So: scientists teamed up with local communities to uncover something fascinating about elephants. It turns out these majestic creatures pick specific plants when they feel unwell, …
BBC Top Stories 24 Sept 2026
Meet the AI helping farmers care for their cows
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Meet the AI helping farmers care for their cows
I love how technology is stepping into the fields in such a warm way. Charmiben treats her cows like family, and now she has Sarlaben, an AI assistant that speaks her language and …
The Better India 24 Sept 2026
From meat to the saddle: B.C. rancher trains yaks to carry riders
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From meat to the saddle: B.C. rancher trains yaks to carry riders
I find it fascinating that a rancher in British Columbia is giving yaks a new role beyond meat production. Jamie Kamps at Black Yak Cattle Co. is training Toro, a young yak, to car…
Global News (Canada) 24 Sept 2026
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Breakthrough drug reverses skin aging and dramatically speeds healing
So: researchers have found that a drug called ABT-263 can clear out aging, damaged cells from older skin, helping wounds heal much faster. They tested it on older mice and saw a bi…
ScienceDaily 24 Sept 2026
Sea spider with hairy feet, three lips, and red eyes found in Canada
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Sea spider with hairy feet, three lips, and red eyes found in Canada
So: marine biologists at the University of British Columbia have uncovered two fascinating new species of sea spiders in Canada’s Salish Sea. One sports hairy feet and striking red…
Popular Science 24 Sept 2026
Rescuers made a sea turtle a custom 3D-printed harness after it was struck by a boat and could no longer swim
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Rescuers made a sea turtle a custom 3D-printed harness after it was struck by a boat and could no longer swim
I love how creative the Georgia Sea Turtle Center got with Cebu, a young sea turtle injured by a boat. After severe spinal trauma left Cebu unable to swim properly, the team didn’t…
Good Good Good 23 Sept 2026
Scientists are crowd-sourcing photos of wildlife eating lunch. It helps them protect endangered species
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Scientists are crowd-sourcing photos of wildlife eating lunch. It helps them protect endangered species
I find it fascinating that scientists are now crowd-sourcing photos of animals eating to understand complex food webs better. This project, called Who Eats Whom, uses the iNaturali…
Good Good Good 23 Sept 2026
Plesiosaurs vomited indigestible pellets like owls
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Plesiosaurs vomited indigestible pellets like owls
So, I just stumbled upon this fascinating discovery about plesiosaurs, those incredible marine reptiles from the Jurassic period. It turns out they had a rather unique way of deali…
Popular Science 23 Sept 2026
This dolphin has a very clever way of getting his dinner
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This dolphin has a very clever way of getting his dinner
So, I just read about this fascinating dolphin named Bubbles who has developed a rather cheeky way to get his lunch. Instead of hunting normally, he actually bullies other fish unt…
NRC 22 Sept 2026
Prisoners prove unlikely heroes to monarch butterflies thanks to wisconsin correctional program
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Prisoners prove unlikely heroes to monarch butterflies thanks to wisconsin correctional program
I find it absolutely fascinating how inmates at the Redgranite Correctional Institute are finding a new sense of purpose by raising monarch butterflies. It is such a heartwarming s…
Good News Network 22 Sept 2026
A big step for elephant welfare in indonesia
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A big step for elephant welfare in indonesia
So, I have some truly wonderful news coming out of Indonesia today. The government has officially decided to end elephant rides across the country, which is just such a massive win…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 22 Sept 2026
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Scientists discover first new penguin species in more than 100 years
I am absolutely thrilled to share some wonderful news from the world of biology today. It turns out that what we thought was just one type of gentoo penguin is actually four distin…
ScienceDaily 22 Sept 2026
Opera singers and shrieking lemurs share vocalization strategies
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Opera singers and shrieking lemurs share vocalization strategies
I was absolutely fascinated to learn that the indri, a lemur from Madagascar, actually sings just like an opera star! It turns out these primates adjust their mouth shape to hit hi…
Popular Science 22 Sept 2026
Wild horses are back in kazakhstan after two centuries
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Wild horses are back in kazakhstan after two centuries
I am absolutely thrilled to share some wonderful news from the steppes of Kazakhstan! For the first time in over 200 years, two Przewalski’s horse foals have been born on Kazakh so…
Good Good Good 21 Sept 2026
Tiny wallaby spotted on australia trail cameras for the first time in 50 years
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Tiny wallaby spotted on australia trail cameras for the first time in 50 years
I am absolutely thrilled to share some wonderful news from the Australian Wildlife Conservancy today. They have managed to capture footage of the elusive Nabarlek wallaby, a tiny c…
Good Good Good 21 Sept 2026
India's cheetah count reaches 56 as kgp12 gives birth to 4 cubs at kuno
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India's cheetah count reaches 56 as kgp12 gives birth to 4 cubs at kuno
I am absolutely thrilled to share some wonderful news from Kuno National Park! The cheetah KGP12, who was born in India herself, has just welcomed four healthy cubs into the world.…
The Better India 21 Sept 2026
Bear-y good neighbors: humans and animals are learning to live together in an expanding LA
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Bear-y good neighbors: humans and animals are learning to live together in an expanding LA
As Los Angeles sprawls outward, black bears are increasingly moving into suburban neighborhoods, drawn by the easy calories found in trash, pools, and fruit trees. What's fascinati…
The Guardian Europe 21 Sept 2026
Chesapeake bay blue crabs making a remarkable comeback
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Chesapeake bay blue crabs making a remarkable comeback
After years of troubling decline, blue crab numbers in the Chesapeake Bay are bouncing back in an encouraging way - the latest winter survey shows 349 million crabs, a 46% jump fro…
Good News Network 20 Sept 2026
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My home, this countryside hospital for wild animals
So, imagine opening your home to become a sanctuary for injured and orphaned wildlife - that's exactly what some dedicated people are doing across the countryside. These passionate…
Le Monde 20 Sept 2026
Why international red panda day is a big deal at the national zoo this year
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Why international red panda day is a big deal at the national zoo this year
So the Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington D.C. has some brilliant news - three adorable red panda cubs were born this summer at their Front Royal conservation campus, and the…
Popular Science 19 Sept 2026
Smart radar sensors are protecting migrating elephants from deadly train collisions in Sri Lanka
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Smart radar sensors are protecting migrating elephants from deadly train collisions in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka has been losing wild elephants to train collisions at an alarming rate - 21 deaths in 2025 alone - so engineers are deploying a clever new technology to save them. Instea…
Good Good Good 18 Sept 2026
Cataract surgery restores sight for 54-year-old chimpanzee in groundbreaking procedure
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Cataract surgery restores sight for 54-year-old chimpanzee in groundbreaking procedure
Pierre, a 54-year-old chimpanzee at Chimp Haven sanctuary, has regained his sight after becoming completely blind from cataracts - and here's the thing, this was the first cataract…
Good News Network 18 Sept 2026
Dog brains show surprisingly human patterns when learning to say no
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Dog brains show surprisingly human patterns when learning to say no
When dogs hear the word 'no' and restrain their behavior, their brains light up in ways that look remarkably like human self-control - a discovery that fascinates scientists studyi…
Popular Science 17 Sept 2026
A brand new cat species discovered in Bolivia - first time in over a century
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A brand new cat species discovered in Bolivia - first time in over a century
Scientists have confirmed the discovery of an entirely new cat species in Bolivia's misty Yungas region, calling it Tilcayo - the first such discovery in over 100 years. The tiny w…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 17 Sept 2026
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Scientists discover a mysterious new frog hiding in the Amazon
So here's what fascinates me - researchers have just identified a brand new frog species called Adenomera varcena living in the seasonally flooded forests of western Acre in the Am…
ScienceDaily 17 Sept 2026
Like a Disney movie: three wild dog brothers make Africa's longest journey
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Like a Disney movie: three wild dog brothers make Africa's longest journey
Three endangered African wild dog brothers just made history by travelling over 2,500 miles across Zambia in eight months - the longest recorded journey of any mammal on the contin…
The Guardian Europe 17 Sept 2026
Baby elephants are learning to 'play doctor' and it's changing how zoos care for them
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Baby elephants are learning to 'play doctor' and it's changing how zoos care for them
The Smithsonian's National Zoo just welcomed Linh Mai, their first elephant calf born in nearly 25 years - a real breakthrough for Asian elephant conservation since fewer than 50,0…
Good Good Good 17 Sept 2026
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After 15 years of research, scientists finally crack the body temperature of Tyrannosaurus rex
So here's the thing - researchers have spent a decade and a half piecing together one of prehistory's biggest mysteries: just how warm did a T. rex actually run? Now they've got an…
De Morgen 17 Sept 2026
It turns out at least 65 animal species actually laugh
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It turns out at least 65 animal species actually laugh
A major UCLA study has identified at least 65 species of animals that produce what researchers call "play vocalizations" - essentially, laughter. Beyond the well-known examples lik…
Upworthy 17 Sept 2026
Why great white sharks seem to be taking over Maine's beaches
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Why great white sharks seem to be taking over Maine's beaches
Maine experienced an unusual surge of great white shark sightings this summer, with a dozen reported near Pine Point Beach in just two days and multiple beach closures following en…
Wired 17 Sept 2026
Mexico brings bison back to desert ecosystem after 200 years
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Mexico brings bison back to desert ecosystem after 200 years
After two centuries away, bison have returned to Mexico's Chihuahua Desert - and it's a game-changer for the landscape. Forty-eight of these magnificent animals were brought to El …
Good News Network 16 Sept 2026
Sniffing out trouble: customs dogs remain vital in the age of AI
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Sniffing out trouble: customs dogs remain vital in the age of AI
So here's the thing - while AI and advanced scanning systems are transforming border controls, trained customs dogs are proving they're absolutely irreplaceable. Officials from ove…
Euronews 16 Sept 2026
Ctenophores aren't just beautiful - they're biological wonders
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Ctenophores aren't just beautiful - they're biological wonders
So here's the thing - comb jellies, or ctenophores, are these glowing gelatinous creatures that split off from other animals around 700 million years ago, and they're helping us an…
Quanta Magazine 16 Sept 2026
What we're reading: 20,000 salmon return to the Klamath River
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What we're reading: 20,000 salmon return to the Klamath River
Here's something that genuinely got our team excited this week - 20,000 chinook salmon have migrated back up the Klamath River in just two years since four dams were removed, and t…
Reasons to be Cheerful 16 Sept 2026
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UV light reveals possible camouflage on a 125-million-year-old crocodile
So here's what's fascinating - researchers examining a beautifully preserved fossil from Spain under ultraviolet light have uncovered hidden details about a tiny ancient crocodile …
ScienceDaily 16 Sept 2026
It's almost time to airdrop rabies vaccines again
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It's almost time to airdrop rabies vaccines again
So here's the thing - rabies is still a major public health threat, killing around 59,000 people globally each year, and it's gotten trickier since it spread from dogs to wildlife …
Popular Science 16 Sept 2026
Indigenous turtle women combine tradition and technology to save endangered Amazon river turtles
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Indigenous turtle women combine tradition and technology to save endangered Amazon river turtles
In Ecuador's Amazon, a remarkable group of seven Siekopai women called Tari Nomiowa'i - or "turtle women" - are working to protect endangered charapa turtles by patrolling riverban…
Good Good Good 16 Sept 2026
First diplodocus fossils discovered outside the United States
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First diplodocus fossils discovered outside the United States
So here's something genuinely exciting - paleontologists have just found Diplodocus remains in Spain, which is a first for this iconic long-necked dinosaur genus that's been exclus…
Popular Science 15 Sept 2026
The forest officer who saved Kaziranga's rhinos from poachers
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The forest officer who saved Kaziranga's rhinos from poachers
So here's a fascinating story about Mahi Chandra Miri, a tribal forest officer from Assam who became one of the first people from his community selected for the Imperial Forest Ser…
The Better India 15 Sept 2026
Bird-watchers unite to save New Zealand's rarest bittern
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Bird-watchers unite to save New Zealand's rarest bittern
New Zealand's great bittern - known as Matuku-hūrepo - is one of the country's most endangered birds, with fewer than a thousand left in the wild. Amateur bird-watchers are being c…
RNZ (New Zealand) 15 Sept 2026
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Three wild dogs have traveled farther than any African mammal
So here's something really remarkable - three wild dogs have just set a record by traveling farther than any other African mammal we've tracked before. I find this fascinating beca…
Science.org news 15 Sept 2026
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A coral reef thought dead for 60 years is teeming with life
Scientists in Benin have made a stunning discovery - a deep-water coral reef off the coast that was declared dead back in the 1960s is actually alive and thriving. Using modern son…
ScienceDaily 15 Sept 2026
Former industrial dump transforms into thriving wetland hosting nearly two-thirds of UK's black-necked grebes
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Former industrial dump transforms into thriving wetland hosting nearly two-thirds of UK's black-necked grebes
What started as a dumping ground for canal dredging material has become something truly remarkable - a nature reserve that now hosts 64% of all UK breeding black-necked grebes. The…
Good News Network 14 Sept 2026
From industrial dump to wildlife haven - former canal dredging site now hosts 64% of UK's black-necked grebes
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From industrial dump to wildlife haven - former canal dredging site now hosts 64% of UK's black-necked grebes
What was once a dumping ground for material dredged from the Manchester Ship Canal has been transformed into Woolston Eyes Nature Reserve, a thriving wetland habitat that now hosts…
Good News Network 14 Sept 2026
From flooded fields to thriving fish farms
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From flooded fields to thriving fish farms
Nazrul Haque grew up watching his family's paddy fields disappear under monsoon floods every year in Assam, with no income to fall back on. Instead of fighting the inevitable water…
The Better India 14 Sept 2026
From hunter to protector: Indigenous fishers transform shark conservation in Colombia
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From hunter to protector: Indigenous fishers transform shark conservation in Colombia
In the remote Colombian region of La Guajira, Indigenous Wayuu fishers are partnering with marine biologists to document and protect shark populations - a remarkable shift from hun…
Good Good Good 13 Sept 2026
500 endangered snails mailed to Tahiti in ambitious conservation effort
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500 endangered snails mailed to Tahiti in ambitious conservation effort
The Detroit Zoo has bred and shipped 500 Partula snails overnight to Tahiti, where they'll be released into the wild to restore native populations that nearly vanished due to an in…
Popular Science 13 Sept 2026
The bird that changed Ecuador: how one discovery sparked a conservation revolution
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The bird that changed Ecuador: how one discovery sparked a conservation revolution
In 1997, ornithologist Robert Ridgely discovered an entirely new bird species in the Ecuadorian Andes - the jocotoco antpitta - a breakthrough so significant that it sparked a cons…
The Guardian Europe 13 Sept 2026
Dry summer brings good news for migrant butterflies (and bad news for Asian hornets)
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Dry summer brings good news for migrant butterflies (and bad news for Asian hornets)
This summer's exceptionally dry and hot weather shook up Belgium's insect rankings in a big way - and I find it really fascinating how nature responds to these shifts. The Insect S…
VRT Nws 13 Sept 2026
Elephants can think before they act and resist impulsive behavior, shows study
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Elephants can think before they act and resist impulsive behavior, shows study
So here's what fascinates me - researchers at the National Elephant Institute in Thailand have discovered that Asian elephants can actually think before they act and resist their i…
Good News Network 13 Sept 2026
Giant armored crustaceans survive thanks to a gene stolen from bacteria
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Giant armored crustaceans survive thanks to a gene stolen from bacteria
Isn't it fascinating how deep-sea isopods can survive for years without food? Researchers discovered that these incredible creatures likely acquired a gene from bacteria millions o…
Scientific American 12 Sept 2026
Iceland to submit bill that could ban whaling in its waters
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Iceland to submit bill that could ban whaling in its waters
Iceland is gearing up to submit a bill in February 2027 that could put a permanent end to whaling in its waters, which is fantastic news! This comes after a report highlighted the …
The Guardian Europe 11 Sept 2026
Snake that hunts with fake spider on its tail shocks scientists
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Snake that hunts with fake spider on its tail shocks scientists
The spider-tailed horned viper from Iran has a fascinating hunting strategy that involves using its tail, which resembles a spider, to attract birds. When a bird approaches, thinki…
Popular Science 10 Sept 2026
Scientists are studying how caterpillars hear without ears
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Scientists are studying how caterpillars hear without ears
In a fascinating twist of nature, scientists are uncovering how caterpillars can hear without traditional ears. These remarkable creatures, like the tobacco hornworm, use tiny, sen…
Good Good Good 10 Sept 2026
Smart elephants can look before they leap
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Smart elephants can look before they leap
In a fascinating study, scientists in Thailand found that Asian elephants can think before they act, showcasing their impressive cognitive abilities. The elephants successfully par…
Popular Science 10 Sept 2026
Secret tunnels in Maine help wildlife cross the road safely. Now, they're expanding for bears and moose to fit, too
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Secret tunnels in Maine help wildlife cross the road safely. Now, they're expanding for bears and moose to fit, too
In Maine, over 500 moose and 3,000 deer meet unfortunate fates on the roads each year, which is why wildlife tunnels are getting a much-needed upgrade. The state is expanding exist…
Good Good Good 10 Sept 2026
Scientists recreated chirps of jurassic insects, simulating a 165 million-yo soundscape
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Scientists recreated chirps of jurassic insects, simulating a 165 million-yo soundscape
How amazing is it that scientists have managed to recreate the sounds of insects from the Jurassic period? Thanks to the work of Thorin Jonsson and his team, we can now listen to t…
Good News Network 10 Sept 2026
Paleontologists discover first adult ‘T. rex’ footpath
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Paleontologists discover first adult ‘T. rex’ footpath
This is such an exciting discovery! Paleontologists have found the first known trackway made by an adult T. rex in North Dakota, consisting of four footprints over a 23-foot-long p…
Popular Science 10 Sept 2026
IIT Bombay put QR collars on campus dogs. Now BMC is taking the idea across Mumbai
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IIT Bombay put QR collars on campus dogs. Now BMC is taking the idea across Mumbai
IIT Bombay has come up with a fantastic solution for its campus dogs by fitting them with QR collars that provide vital information about their health and history. This innovative …
The Better India 9 Sept 2026
Extremely rare woolly dog pelt back in B.C. after more than 160 years
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Extremely rare woolly dog pelt back in B.C. after more than 160 years
I am absolutely thrilled to share that a rare indigenous artifact, the only known pelt of the extinct woolly dog, has returned to B.C. after 160 years! This incredible piece of his…
Global News (Canada) 9 Sept 2026
New data flips the narrative on how lions and hyenas interact in the wild
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New data flips the narrative on how lions and hyenas interact in the wild
So, it turns out that the relationship between lions and hyenas is a bit more complex than we thought! A recent study shows that male lions are actually the ones tracking hyenas, n…
Popular Science 9 Sept 2026
Researchers give warblers tiny backpacks to learn more about bird migration
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Researchers give warblers tiny backpacks to learn more about bird migration
So, researchers have come up with a brilliant way to study bird migration by giving yellow-rumped warblers tiny geolocator backpacks! These little devices help track their long jou…
Good Good Good 9 Sept 2026
MP has India’s highest wolf population. Here’s why its open landscapes matter
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MP has India’s highest wolf population. Here’s why its open landscapes matter
Madhya Pradesh is not just about big cats; it’s home to 772 Indian peninsular wolves, the highest number in India! This fascinating species thrives in the state's open landscapes, …
The Better India 9 Sept 2026
Sumatran tiger cubs receive first health checks at Greek zoo
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Sumatran tiger cubs receive first health checks at Greek zoo
How exciting is this? Three adorable Sumatran tiger cubs have just had their first health checks at a zoo near Athens! They received vaccinations and microchips to help with their …
Euronews 9 Sept 2026
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The American “cheetah” wasn’t a cheetah at all
New research reveals that the so-called American cheetah, Miracinonyx trumani, was actually a close relative of the puma, not a cheetah at all. This fascinating study shows how the…
ScienceDaily 8 Sept 2026
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Giant new dinosaur discovered beneath construction site in Brazil
A fascinating new dinosaur species, Dasosaurus tocantinensis, has been unearthed during construction in northeastern Brazil, shedding light on how giant dinosaurs roamed ancient co…
ScienceDaily 8 Sept 2026
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Doctors saved this rare monkey from amputation. Months later, she gave birth
What a heartwarming story! A critically endangered roloway monkey named Masaya underwent a complex surgery to save her foot from amputation, and just months later, she gave birth t…
ScienceDaily 8 Sept 2026
Do birds enjoy flying? Scientists asked cockatoos
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Do birds enjoy flying? Scientists asked cockatoos
So, a fascinating study by Jorg Massen and his team has shown that Galah Cockatoos seem to really enjoy flying! They had the freedom to choose whether to fly or stay put, and guess…
Scientific American 8 Sept 2026
First albatross chicks fly from Pukekura/Tairaoa Head
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First albatross chicks fly from Pukekura/Tairaoa Head
It's such an exciting time at Pukekura/Tairaoa Head as the first royal albatross chicks, like Āwheo, take to the skies! These magnificent seabirds are among the largest in the worl…
RNZ (New Zealand) 8 Sept 2026
So big and so close: going on a bear hunt in northern Spain
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So big and so close: going on a bear hunt in northern Spain
In the stunning Somiedo natural park, the Cantabrian brown bears are making a remarkable comeback from the brink of extinction. Once dwindling to just 60 bears, their population ha…
The Guardian Europe 8 Sept 2026
Backwards-walking fish caught on video in the South China Sea
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Backwards-walking fish caught on video in the South China Sea
How cool is this? Scientists have captured video of a fish, the Scalicus engyceros, walking backwards along the seafloor in the South China Sea! This armored searobin uses its uniq…
Popular Science 8 Sept 2026
Nearly 500 animals rescued from trafficking arrive at a California aquarium
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Nearly 500 animals rescued from trafficking arrive at a California aquarium
On June 19, the Aquarium of the Pacific welcomed nearly 500 animals rescued from trafficking, including fish, invertebrates, and sharks. This wasn't a shopping spree, but a crucial…
Popular Science 8 Sept 2026
Australia’s humpback whales were acting weird. What happened next surprised scientists.
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Australia’s humpback whales were acting weird. What happened next surprised scientists.
So, in 2009, tourism operators in Australia noticed humpback whales behaving unusually by 'fluking'—floating upside down with their tails in the air. This sparked a fascinating res…
Popular Science 7 Sept 2026
Nature may have a preferred tempo
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Nature may have a preferred tempo
While studying fireflies in Thailand, researchers discovered that crickets seemed to chirp in sync with the fireflies' flashing. This fascinating observation led to the realization…
Scientific American 7 Sept 2026
Scientists put caterpillars in an ultraquiet chamber to learn how they hear without ears
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Scientists put caterpillars in an ultraquiet chamber to learn how they hear without ears
So, here's the fascinating scoop: tobacco hornworm caterpillars can sense danger without having ears! Researchers are diving deep into how these little creatures hear using sensiti…
Wired 5 Sept 2026
Endangered salmon return to california rivers in incredible numbers: ‘everybody’s just ecstatic’
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Endangered salmon return to california rivers in incredible numbers: ‘everybody’s just ecstatic’
Wow, can you believe it? A record 30,000 coho salmon have returned to central California rivers, which is ten times the average from the last decade! Scientists are absolutely thri…
Good News Network 5 Sept 2026
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Are these killer whales out for revenge on humans—or just trying to play?
So, there's this fascinating debate about killer whales and their interactions with humans. Some folks think these magnificent creatures might be seeking revenge, while others beli…
Science.org news 5 Sept 2026
Tourists put these sea turtle nests at risk. Local Mexicans intervened, and now 3,200 hatchlings are swimming free
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Tourists put these sea turtle nests at risk. Local Mexicans intervened, and now 3,200 hatchlings are swimming free
On August 30, a Mexican nonprofit released around 3,200 baby sea turtles into the Gulf of Mexico, thanks to the dedicated efforts of Tortugas Fundación Yepez A.C. This organization…
Good Good Good 5 Sept 2026
Former bird hunters work to rebuild a songbird haven: 'We hope it's not too late'
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Former bird hunters work to rebuild a songbird haven: 'We hope it's not too late'
It's truly inspiring to see former bird hunters in Java shift their focus from capturing songbirds to becoming conservation advocates. The Menoreh Hills, once a hotspot for hunting…
Good Good Good 5 Sept 2026
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Scientists overturn a theory about this shark’s strange head
A fascinating new study is shaking up our understanding of bonnethead sharks! Researchers found that both male and female sharks develop rounder heads as they age, contradicting ea…
ScienceDaily 5 Sept 2026
From 6 to 194: How Assam Is Bringing the World’s Smallest Pig Back to the Wild
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From 6 to 194: How Assam Is Bringing the World’s Smallest Pig Back to the Wild
It's incredible to see how conservation efforts have transformed the fate of the pygmy hog in Assam! Nearly 30 years after six of these tiny creatures were taken from their grassla…
The Better India 5 Sept 2026
How a secret orangutan breeding program is creating a baby boom
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How a secret orangutan breeding program is creating a baby boom
It's amazing to hear about the recent baby boom of orangutans in US zoos, with eight adorable babies born since early 2025! This success comes from a carefully planned breeding pro…
Wired 4 Sept 2026
Ancient American cheetahs were not exactly cheetah-like
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Ancient American cheetahs were not exactly cheetah-like
So, the ancient American cheetah, known as M. trumani, turns out to be quite different from the cheetahs we know today! New DNA evidence shows that these big cats were more closely…
Popular Science 4 Sept 2026
Why dogs tilt their heads, according to science
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Why dogs tilt their heads, according to science
So, have you ever noticed how dogs tilt their heads when you talk to them? It's not just for cuteness—there's some intriguing science behind it! Researchers suggest that this adora…
Popular Science 4 Sept 2026
Turtle-safe nets prevent countless sea turtles from drowning. An appeals court just upheld a rule requiring shrimpers to use them
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Turtle-safe nets prevent countless sea turtles from drowning. An appeals court just upheld a rule requiring shrimpers to use them
So, this is fantastic news for sea turtles! The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals just upheld a rule that requires shrimp trawlers to use turtle exclusionary devices, or TEDs, whic…
Good Good Good 4 Sept 2026
Teen invents award-winning device that can catch elephant poachers in real time
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Teen invents award-winning device that can catch elephant poachers in real time
Anika Puri, a recent MIT graduate, created an innovative device called EISa to combat elephant poaching. Inspired by her childhood trips to India, she noticed the unique movement p…
Good Good Good 4 Sept 2026
Body parts used for ancient Egyptian artworks traced to surprising source
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Body parts used for ancient Egyptian artworks traced to surprising source
So, it turns out that ancient Egyptians were quite resourceful when it came to creating their artworks! They used body parts from a variety of animals, including donkeys and antelo…
Nature 4 Sept 2026
In photos: An air force doctor turned wildlife photographer’s journey to capture India’s rarest vultures
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In photos: An air force doctor turned wildlife photographer’s journey to capture India’s rarest vultures
Ishan Pathak's journey from air force doctor to wildlife photographer is nothing short of inspiring. He captures the beauty and importance of vultures, which are often misunderstoo…
The Better India 4 Sept 2026
An endangered pygmy raccoon turned trash into toys—and taught her family how, too
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An endangered pygmy raccoon turned trash into toys—and taught her family how, too
So, here's a fascinating story about a pygmy raccoon on Cozumel Island that turned trash into toys! A graduate student observed this little creature using a receipt to create a bal…
Scientific American 4 Sept 2026
Can animals sense disasters before we do? What science says about an old Indian belief
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Can animals sense disasters before we do? What science says about an old Indian belief
It's fascinating to think that animals might sense disasters before we do! In India, people have observed ants moving their eggs to higher ground before heavy rains, and this behav…
The Better India 4 Sept 2026
Survey finds blackbirds to have the most beautiful songs in the avian world–science explains why
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Survey finds blackbirds to have the most beautiful songs in the avian world–science explains why
Isn't it fascinating that blackbirds have been crowned the champions of beautiful songs? A recent study from the University of Tübingen found that these birds scored an impressive …
Good News Network 4 Sept 2026
Katmai brown bear cubs learning how to ‘walk on water’ to nab salmon
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Katmai brown bear cubs learning how to ‘walk on water’ to nab salmon
In the stunning Katmai National Park, brown bear #284, known as Electra, is teaching her adorable cubs how to fish for salmon. This unique skill is part of a bear culture where kno…
Popular Science 4 Sept 2026
Wildlife researchers discover tigers doing something we previously thought went against their very nature
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Wildlife researchers discover tigers doing something we previously thought went against their very nature
So, it turns out that tigers, those fiercely solitary creatures we’ve always known, can actually team up! Researchers filming in Nepal captured two tiger mothers, Goma and Jugini, …
Upworthy 3 Sept 2026
This vineyard adopted a clever alternative to using pesticides: Let 1,000 ducks roam free instead
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This vineyard adopted a clever alternative to using pesticides: Let 1,000 ducks roam free instead
So, here's a fascinating story from South Africa! The Vergenoegd Löw Wine Estate has swapped out harmful pesticides for a fleet of 1,000 Indian Runner ducks, which not only munch o…
Good Good Good 3 Sept 2026
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Ancient sheep virus found hiding in medieval parchment
So, researchers have made a fascinating discovery by uncovering an ancient sheep virus lurking in medieval parchment. This find not only sheds light on historical animal diseases b…
Science.org news 3 Sept 2026
Trail cameras catch elusive, endangered ocelots using wildlife crossing in Texas
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Trail cameras catch elusive, endangered ocelots using wildlife crossing in Texas
It's such exciting news that ocelots, those beautiful and elusive wild cats, are using wildlife crossings in Texas! After years of habitat loss, these crossings are a vital lifelin…
Good Good Good 3 Sept 2026
Black bears were nearly hunted to extinction in the US South. Decades later, they're finally rebounding
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Black bears were nearly hunted to extinction in the US South. Decades later, they're finally rebounding
It's amazing to see black bears making a comeback in the US South after being nearly wiped out! Recently, there have been numerous sightings in unexpected places like West Tennesse…
Good Good Good 2 Sept 2026
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Endangered and heaviest parrot species on the road to revival: over 300 kakapos
It's fantastic to hear that the kakapo, an endangered parrot species, is making a remarkable comeback! With over 300 individuals now counted, conservation efforts are truly paying …
De Morgen 2 Sept 2026
A breathtaking new museum dedicated to whales is shaped like a breaching humpback. It will open next year in Norway
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A breathtaking new museum dedicated to whales is shaped like a breaching humpback. It will open next year in Norway
I am so excited about The Whale, a new museum opening in Norway on June 4, 2027! It’s designed to feel like you’re inside a massive whale, using immersive art and storytelling to e…
Good Good Good 2 Sept 2026
These fish rely on teamwork to find food in murky water
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These fish rely on teamwork to find food in murky water
Three-spined sticklebacks are fascinating little fish that adapt their swimming behavior to find food in murky waters. When the water gets cloudy, they take longer to reach their m…
Popular Science 2 Sept 2026
Vultures are ecological sanitizers: why India is building ‘restaurants’ for a vanishing bird
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Vultures are ecological sanitizers: why India is building ‘restaurants’ for a vanishing bird
In Assam, India is launching its first 'vulture restaurant' to help critically endangered vultures find safe food. These feeding stations are crucial as natural food sources dimini…
The Better India 2 Sept 2026
Say hello to the next generation of lobsters — August’s best science images
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Say hello to the next generation of lobsters — August’s best science images
Wow, the latest science images are absolutely stunning! One of my favorites features juvenile European lobsters being carefully pipetted into hatchery pods to keep them safe. It's …
Nature 2 Sept 2026
Could humans ever communicate with whales?
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Could humans ever communicate with whales?
So, researchers have been fascinated by whale communication since the first recordings of their songs back in 1949. With advancements in technology, scientists are now starting to …
The Guardian Europe 1 Sept 2026
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Sperm whales create bubbles while sleeping to float safely from waves
Isn't it fascinating how sperm whales have this unique way of sleeping? They create bubbles that help them float and stay safe from the waves. This behavior shows just how clever a…
Le Monde 1 Sept 2026
Once it was pugmarks. Now it’s AI: how technology is helping protect India’s tigers
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Once it was pugmarks. Now it’s AI: how technology is helping protect India’s tigers
It's fascinating to see how technology has transformed tiger conservation in India! Once, forest guards relied on pugmarks and their keen observations to track these majestic anima…
The Better India 1 Sept 2026
When this Idaho wildlife crossing is complete, migrating deer will be able to walk under a busy highway
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When this Idaho wildlife crossing is complete, migrating deer will be able to walk under a busy highway
I'm really excited about the new Rocky Point Wildlife Underpass in Idaho, which is almost finished! This project is a fantastic collaboration between various agencies and conservat…
Good Good Good 1 Sept 2026
Jurassic soundscape: insect sounds from 165 million years ago reconstructed
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Jurassic soundscape: insect sounds from 165 million years ago reconstructed
Imagine a rich chorus of crickets and grasshoppers echoing through ancient forests 165 million years ago! A team of biologists has reconstructed these sounds based on the wing stru…
NRC 1 Sept 2026
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Snake embryos often coil in one direction. Now, we may know why
Isn't it fascinating how snake embryos tend to coil in one direction? Researchers have delved into this intriguing behavior and may have uncovered the underlying reasons. It turns …
Science.org news 31 Aug 2026
This 220-pound sea turtle was tangled in a fishing line. The Coast Guard saved her — and the 100 eggs she was carrying
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This 220-pound sea turtle was tangled in a fishing line. The Coast Guard saved her — and the 100 eggs she was carrying
On August 8, the Coast Guard in Florida rescued a pregnant loggerhead sea turtle named Roxanne, who was tangled in fishing line. They took her to The Turtle Hospital, the first fac…
Good Good Good 31 Aug 2026
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Fossil feet may be misleading scientists about human evolution
New research is shaking up our understanding of the last common ancestor of humans and chimpanzees, suggesting it was likely a tree climber. This study challenges the idea that onl…
ScienceDaily 31 Aug 2026
It started with one man and a Rs 30 bowl. Today, 6,450 are keeping Tamil Nadu's birds from dying of thirst
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It started with one man and a Rs 30 bowl. Today, 6,450 are keeping Tamil Nadu's birds from dying of thirst
In Tamil Nadu, a simple yet impactful initiative has emerged to help birds find water in urban areas. The Iyarkkaiyai Nesi Public Welfare Trust has created low-cost water troughs, …
The Better India 31 Aug 2026
Gorilla baby born in Antwerp zoo: hope for a critically endangered species
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Gorilla baby born in Antwerp zoo: hope for a critically endangered species
A baby gorilla has been born at the Antwerp Zoo, and it’s a significant moment for the critically endangered western lowland gorilla. This little one represents hope for a species …
VRT Nws 31 Aug 2026
Rare sea turtle near death on UK beach gets 5,000-mile lift to Texas rehab before returning to Gulf home
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Rare sea turtle near death on UK beach gets 5,000-mile lift to Texas rehab before returning to Gulf home
What an incredible journey for Rhossi, the Kemp’s ridley sea turtle! After being rescued in Wales, he traveled 5,000 miles to Texas for rehabilitation, which is just amazing. The v…
Good News Network 31 Aug 2026
Diving into the life of sperm whales with François Sarano
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Diving into the life of sperm whales with François Sarano
François Sarano, a passionate oceanographer, has dedicated his life to understanding sperm whales, those gentle giants of the sea. He believes that to truly know them, one must div…
Neue Zürcher Zeitung 31 Aug 2026
Virginia scientists discover the cues black bears use for hibernation
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Virginia scientists discover the cues black bears use for hibernation
So, researchers at Virginia Tech have uncovered that black bears use both temperature and daylight cues for hibernation, which is more complex than previously thought. They studied…
Popular Science 31 Aug 2026
Whales hold massive feasts off the east coast of Greenland: what's going on?
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Whales hold massive feasts off the east coast of Greenland: what's going on?
It's fascinating to see how humpback and minke whales are now flocking to the east coast of Greenland in droves. They seem to be following their food source, which is moving north …
VRT Nws 30 Aug 2026
Over 10,000 endangered mountain yellow-legged frogs are taking California by storm
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Over 10,000 endangered mountain yellow-legged frogs are taking California by storm
It's fantastic news for the mountain yellow-legged frogs in California! After years of decline, conservationists have reintroduced over 10,000 of these endangered amphibians back i…
Popular Science 30 Aug 2026
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Dogs may hold surprising clues to human longevity
Isn't it fascinating that dogs might actually help us understand human longevity? New research from the Dog Aging Project shows that certain biological patterns in dogs are strikin…
ScienceDaily 29 Aug 2026
Frogs produce a protein that counters deadly shellfish toxin that’s being tested as an antidote in humans
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Frogs produce a protein that counters deadly shellfish toxin that’s being tested as an antidote in humans
Isn't it fascinating that the American bullfrog can produce a protein that acts as an antidote to a deadly shellfish toxin? Researchers at UC San Francisco discovered that this pro…
Good News Network 29 Aug 2026
How do you tag the world’s biggest fish? Fins and flexibility.
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How do you tag the world’s biggest fish? Fins and flexibility.
Tagging the world’s largest fish, the whale shark, is no small feat! Marine biologist Jaida Elcock shares her thrilling journey of swimming alongside these gentle giants to attach …
Popular Science 29 Aug 2026
Camera traps capture adorable images of Costa Rica's 'sloth bridges,' built to help the slowpokes cross roads safely
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Camera traps capture adorable images of Costa Rica's 'sloth bridges,' built to help the slowpokes cross roads safely
It's amazing to see how conservationists in Costa Rica are building 'sloth crossings' to help these adorable creatures navigate roads safely. These simple rope bridges connect frag…
Good Good Good 29 Aug 2026
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Scientists tracked 4,500 animals and found a surprising human effect
So, researchers have uncovered some fascinating insights about how wildlife responds to human presence. By tracking over 4,500 animals and combining that data with cellphone locati…
ScienceDaily 28 Aug 2026
Pakistan combines river dolphin sanctuaries along the Indus River, protecting 250 miles of habitat
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Pakistan combines river dolphin sanctuaries along the Indus River, protecting 250 miles of habitat
How exciting is this? Pakistan has just created a wildlife sanctuary along 123 miles of the Indus River to protect the endangered Indus River Dolphin! With only about 2,000 of thes…
Good News Network 28 Aug 2026
Scalable robot fish can easily swim in a creek or lake
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Scalable robot fish can easily swim in a creek or lake
I find it fascinating that robot fish have evolved so much since the days of Big Mouth Billy Bass! The new ScaFi can be built in three sizes from the same blueprint, making it supe…
Popular Science 28 Aug 2026
The fascinating science of how India’s fish survive in freshwater and the sea
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The fascinating science of how India’s fish survive in freshwater and the sea
Isn't it amazing how fish adapt to their environments? In India, species like the rohu thrive in freshwater, while the bangda navigates the salty seas. They have developed unique w…
The Better India 27 Aug 2026
Trail camera captures rare sighting of endangered lynx kitten and its mother in Colorado
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Trail camera captures rare sighting of endangered lynx kitten and its mother in Colorado
So, on August 7, Colorado Parks and Wildlife shared this incredible moment of a lynx family caught on a trail camera! It's such a rare sight to see a lynx kitten with its mother in…
Good Good Good 27 Aug 2026
Naked mole rats make their own perfume—and it’s excellent birth control
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Naked mole rats make their own perfume—and it’s excellent birth control
Did you know that naked mole rats have a unique way of keeping their colonies in check? It turns out that the queen’s specific scent, a compound called isopropyl myristate, prevent…
Popular Science 27 Aug 2026
Volvo’s cars will warn one another about hazards in the road
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Volvo’s cars will warn one another about hazards in the road
Volvo is taking a big step forward with its new hazard alert system that allows cars to communicate about dangers on the road. This means that when one Volvo spots a risk, like an …
The Verge 27 Aug 2026
The first insects had way more than six legs
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The first insects had way more than six legs
So, it turns out that the first insects were way more diverse than we thought! A team of paleontologists discovered that some ancient critters had way more than six legs, suggestin…
Science.org news 27 Aug 2026
This frog has been 'invisible' to the science community for over a century
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This frog has been 'invisible' to the science community for over a century
So, researchers have finally identified the Milpe robber frog, a species that was hiding in plain sight for over a hundred years! This frog is not rare at all; in fact, it thrives …
Good Good Good 27 Aug 2026
Before he died, an Idaho truck driver worked to turn an old bridge into a wildlife overpass. Now it's a lifeline for animals
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Before he died, an Idaho truck driver worked to turn an old bridge into a wildlife overpass. Now it's a lifeline for animals
It's amazing how one person's vision can spark a community's action! Carl Wilson, a dedicated truck driver from Idaho, saw potential in a neglected bridge and dreamed of turning it…
Good Good Good 27 Aug 2026
Want to see a tiger? Let these women be your guides
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Want to see a tiger? Let these women be your guides
It's fantastic to see women breaking into the male-dominated world of safari guiding in India! These trailblazers, like Shahnaz Suleman Baig, are not just leading tours but also ch…
Reasons to be Cheerful 27 Aug 2026
India’s lion populations increase 70%, total habitat by 15% over the last decade
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India’s lion populations increase 70%, total habitat by 15% over the last decade
Wow, have you heard the fantastic news about the Asiatic lions in India? Their population has skyrocketed by 70% over the last decade, now totaling 891 lions in the Greater Gir Lan…
Good News Network 26 Aug 2026
To stop crop raids, this assam village grew 66 acres of food for wild elephants
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To stop crop raids, this assam village grew 66 acres of food for wild elephants
In the village of Hatikhuli Ronghang in Assam, farmers faced a daunting challenge with wild elephants raiding their crops. Instead of viewing these magnificent creatures as enemies…
The Better India 26 Aug 2026
Over 200 million migratory birds are hitting the sky this week
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Over 200 million migratory birds are hitting the sky this week
So, it’s that time of year again when over 200 million migratory birds are taking to the skies! BirdCast is predicting a massive migration, with many species traveling hundreds to …
Popular Science 26 Aug 2026
This is what a Jurassic forest may have sounded like
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This is what a Jurassic forest may have sounded like
Imagine listening to the sounds of a Jurassic forest! Researchers have reconstructed what these ancient sounds might have been like using fossilized insect wings and modern technol…
Science.org news 26 Aug 2026
Over 3,000 endangered yellow-legged frogs and tadpoles unleashed to reclaim SoCal mountains
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Over 3,000 endangered yellow-legged frogs and tadpoles unleashed to reclaim SoCal mountains
I’m thrilled to share that over 3,000 endangered mountain yellow-legged frogs and tadpoles have been released back into their natural habitats in Southern California! This incredib…
Good News Network 26 Aug 2026
How do you find Eastern box turtle nests? You’ll need a spool of thread.
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How do you find Eastern box turtle nests? You’ll need a spool of thread.
So, a team of researchers in Virginia has been on a fascinating quest to track Eastern box turtle nests using a method that feels like a scene from a Greek myth! They’ve been using…
Popular Science 26 Aug 2026
Scientists just unleashed an army of 130,000 baby octopuses to fight off a blue crab invasion
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Scientists just unleashed an army of 130,000 baby octopuses to fight off a blue crab invasion
How exciting is this? Researchers have released 130,000 baby octopuses into the Adriatic Sea to tackle the invasive blue crab population that’s been causing havoc in the Mediterran…
Scientific American 25 Aug 2026
First bluefin tuna caught in North Sea in 60 years is sign of healthy ecosystem
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First bluefin tuna caught in North Sea in 60 years is sign of healthy ecosystem
Wow, can you believe it? A fisherman named Jack Gardner just caught the first bluefin tuna in the North Sea in 60 years! This incredible catch not only brought joy to his crew but …
Good News Network 25 Aug 2026
Octopuses in territorial conflicts – hitting fish
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Octopuses in territorial conflicts – hitting fish
So, it turns out octopuses are not just clever but also quite strategic when it comes to defending their territory! A recent study observed how these fascinating creatures adapt th…
Dagens Nyheter 25 Aug 2026
New diet allows young bluefin tuna to thrive in warmer seas
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New diet allows young bluefin tuna to thrive in warmer seas
It's fascinating to see how young bluefin tuna are adapting to climate change with a new diet! Recent research shows that these fish larvae are now eating more diverse prey, which …
NRC 24 Aug 2026
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Scientists discover a real-life “dragon” and name it after Syrax
How exciting is this? Scientists have found a new species of lizard in the mountain forests of Thailand, and they've named it Acanthosaura syrax after the dragon from House of the …
ScienceDaily 24 Aug 2026
Zebra sharks the first ever to be rewilded after 82 pups released by dedicated ‘shark nannies’
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Zebra sharks the first ever to be rewilded after 82 pups released by dedicated ‘shark nannies’
How exciting is this? Zebra sharks, once on the brink of extinction, are being rewilded for the first time ever! Thanks to a collaborative effort involving 60 aquariums across 15 c…
Good News Network 24 Aug 2026
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This shark can live 400 years. Its eyes barely seem to age
Isn't it incredible that the Greenland shark can live for up to 400 years? Researchers have discovered that these fascinating creatures have a unique DNA repair mechanism that help…
ScienceDaily 23 Aug 2026
Why do hummingbirds buzz? Tiny tornadoes.
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Why do hummingbirds buzz? Tiny tornadoes.
Hummingbirds are fascinating little creatures, especially in Ecuador's Chocó Andino de Pichincha Biosphere Reserve, where you can see dozens of species in one afternoon. Their buzz…
Popular Science 23 Aug 2026
Why do male blackbucks turn black? The science behind their striking coat
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Why do male blackbucks turn black? The science behind their striking coat
Isn't it fascinating how male blackbucks transform as they mature? They start off with a light fawn coat, but as they grow, they develop this striking black-and-white appearance. T…
The Better India 23 Aug 2026
Zoo plucks 21 snails from extinction and returns hundreds to pristine Atlantic island
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Zoo plucks 21 snails from extinction and returns hundreds to pristine Atlantic island
I’m thrilled to share that Chester Zoo has successfully rescued a tiny species of snail from the brink of extinction! They started with just 21 snails, which were so rare they coul…
Good News Network 23 Aug 2026
Whale sanctuary project secures 20-year Nova Scotia lease despite ongoing opposition
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Whale sanctuary project secures 20-year Nova Scotia lease despite ongoing opposition
What an exciting development for marine life! The Whale Sanctuary Project has just secured a 20-year lease for a stunning site in Nova Scotia, aiming to create a refuge for retired…
Global News (Canada) 22 Aug 2026
Meet the lesser florican: India’s rare bird that dances in the air for love
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Meet the lesser florican: India’s rare bird that dances in the air for love
Every monsoon, India’s grasslands come alive with the incredible lesser florican, the world’s smallest bustard. Male floricans put on a spectacular aerial display, leaping nearly t…
The Better India 22 Aug 2026
First river otter spotted in the Bronx in 100 years along the Bronx River
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First river otter spotted in the Bronx in 100 years along the Bronx River
Can you believe it? A river otter has been spotted in the Bronx for the first time in a century! This exciting discovery along the Bronx River shows just how far conservation effor…
Good News Network 22 Aug 2026
Trail cameras capture rare footage of elusive African serval kittens
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Trail cameras capture rare footage of elusive African serval kittens
So, researchers in Tanzania have made an exciting discovery with trail cameras capturing footage of serval kittens! These unique cats, often described as looking like 'stretched ou…
Good Good Good 21 Aug 2026
Footprints may reveal biggest known mammal from age of the dinosaurs
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Footprints may reveal biggest known mammal from age of the dinosaurs
About 130 million years ago, a remarkable mammal made its mark in what is now southern Brazil, and it could be the largest mammal to have coexisted with dinosaurs. Researchers foun…
Science.org news 20 Aug 2026
Why 'playful' sea lions are living their best lives in Dunedin
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Why 'playful' sea lions are living their best lives in Dunedin
Dunedin's sea lions are truly living their best lives, and it's all thanks to a successful conservation story. Photographer Derek Morrison captures their playful nature, revealing …
RNZ (New Zealand) 20 Aug 2026
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16 mummies and a dog reveal a hidden order inside an ancient Egyptian tomb
Researchers have uncovered fascinating insights into an ancient Egyptian tomb, revealing a complex burial order. Inside tomb TT 209, they found 16 mummies and a mummified dog, show…
ScienceDaily 19 Aug 2026
Australia launches program to vaccinate colonies of little penguins against avian influenza
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Australia launches program to vaccinate colonies of little penguins against avian influenza
I find it absolutely fascinating that Australia is stepping up to protect its little penguins from avian influenza! They're planning to vaccinate over 5,000 of these adorable birds…
MercoPress 19 Aug 2026
White storks make historic return to the English midlands after 600-year absence
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White storks make historic return to the English midlands after 600-year absence
Can you believe it? White storks are back in the English Midlands after a staggering 600 years! This incredible return is part of a project to create a thriving breeding colony alo…
Good News Network 19 Aug 2026
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Pollen has a surprising problem — and honeybees have found a way around it
New research from the University of Oxford reveals that honeybees can adjust their eating habits based on the amino acid balance in their food. This fascinating behavior helps them…
ScienceDaily 19 Aug 2026
This photographer left trail cameras in a remote Kenyan forest for months. He uncovered a hidden 'wildlife highway'
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This photographer left trail cameras in a remote Kenyan forest for months. He uncovered a hidden 'wildlife highway'
Wildlife photographer Will Burrard-Lucas embarked on an exciting adventure in Kenya's Maasai Mara to document the elusive black rhino. By setting up a camera trap, he uncovered a b…
Good Good Good 19 Aug 2026
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Smaller than a paperclip: rare Egyptian tortoise born in the Netherlands
I just love this! A tiny Egyptian tortoise, smaller than a paperclip, has been born in the Netherlands, and it’s such a delightful surprise. This little creature is not just adorab…
VRT Nws 19 Aug 2026
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Humans love having pets. Seems like some other primates do, too.
It's fascinating to think about how our love for pets might not be unique to humans. Recent studies suggest that some primates also form strong bonds with animals, showing affectio…
The New York Times 19 Aug 2026
What makes a narwhal’s tusk so special?
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What makes a narwhal’s tusk so special?
Narwhals are fascinating creatures, especially known for their long, spiral tusks that can reach up to 10 feet! Scientists have recently discovered that these tusks grow in a uniqu…
Scientific American 18 Aug 2026
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No eggs, but live young: mammals possibly started live birth 95 million years earlier than thought
This fascinating discovery suggests that mammals may have begun giving birth to live young much earlier than we previously believed. Researchers have found evidence indicating that…
De Morgen 18 Aug 2026
TikTok helps scientists discover new underground, translucent eel in India
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TikTok helps scientists discover new underground, translucent eel in India
Isn't it amazing how TikTok can lead to scientific discoveries? A team of scientists stumbled upon a new colorless eel, Gangaichthys indonepalicus, thanks to a short video showing …
Popular Science 18 Aug 2026
Researchers discover groundbreaking details about sea turtle migration patterns: 'Crucial to conservation'
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Researchers discover groundbreaking details about sea turtle migration patterns: 'Crucial to conservation'
A fascinating new study from Florida State University has unveiled incredible insights into the migration patterns of male green sea turtles. By tracking these turtles off the coas…
Good Good Good 18 Aug 2026
Humans used to kill lions in this African village. Now, they get health benefits in exchange for saving big cats
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Humans used to kill lions in this African village. Now, they get health benefits in exchange for saving big cats
In East Africa, a fantastic initiative called Community Camera Trapping Plus is changing the game for both lions and local communities. By encouraging villagers to monitor wildlife…
Good Good Good 18 Aug 2026
Critically endangered bee rediscovered in Offaly after 26 years
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Critically endangered bee rediscovered in Offaly after 26 years
I’m absolutely thrilled to share that the critically endangered Silver-sided Nomad bee has been spotted in Co Offaly for the first time in 26 years! This rare sighting, made by Jos…
The Journal (Ireland) 17 Aug 2026
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Animals have been eating nature’s original bioplastic for millions of years
So, it turns out that animals have been munching on nature's bioplastics long before humans got into the game! Researchers from the Max Planck Institute discovered that various ani…
ScienceDaily 17 Aug 2026
California creek restoration helps young salmon grow twice as fast—and doubles their survival rate
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California creek restoration helps young salmon grow twice as fast—and doubles their survival rate
It's amazing to see how restoring Prairie Creek has transformed the lives of young salmon along California's coast! Conservationists have worked hard to give these fish the right e…
Good News Network 16 Aug 2026
Rescued orangutans released into isolated forest are now raising babies, creating new wild population
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Rescued orangutans released into isolated forest are now raising babies, creating new wild population
Isn't it amazing? Fifteen years ago, conservationists released rescued orangutans into a protected forest in Sumatra, and now they’re not just surviving—they’re thriving! These inc…
Good News Network 15 Aug 2026
Country life: The trust helping New Zealand's raptors take flight again
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Country life: The trust helping New Zealand's raptors take flight again
It's amazing to see how the NZ Raptor Trust has grown from a backyard project to a vital sanctuary for injured raptors! Founded by Ron Lindsay, this trust has cared for over 550 bi…
RNZ (New Zealand) 15 Aug 2026
What went right this week: the good news that matters
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What went right this week: the good news that matters
This week brought some fantastic news, starting with a significant drop in deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon, reaching a historic low. It’s amazing to see the impact of strong envir…
Positive News 14 Aug 2026
Ospreys recover thanks to ‘pioneering pairs’ who nest away from main population
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Ospreys recover thanks to ‘pioneering pairs’ who nest away from main population
Ospreys in Britain are making a remarkable comeback, and it’s all thanks to some adventurous ‘pioneering pairs’ that are choosing to nest far from the main population. This unique …
Good News Network 14 Aug 2026
Putting tiny backpacks on butterflies—for science
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Putting tiny backpacks on butterflies—for science
How do you track the incredible journey of monarch butterflies? By giving them tiny solar-powered backpacks! This innovative project aims to monitor their migration and habitat nee…
Popular Science 13 Aug 2026
20 magnificent finalists from the 2026 Ocean Photographer of the Year awards
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20 magnificent finalists from the 2026 Ocean Photographer of the Year awards
The 2026 Ocean Photographer of the Year awards have unveiled 20 stunning finalists that showcase the beauty and fragility of our oceans. From playful elephant seal pups to cooperat…
Popular Science 13 Aug 2026
When elephants cross railway tracks, ‘Gajraj AI’ alerts drivers to slow trains in time
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When elephants cross railway tracks, ‘Gajraj AI’ alerts drivers to slow trains in time
Isn't it amazing how technology can help protect wildlife? Indian Railways has developed an AI system called Gajraj Suraksha that detects elephants near railway tracks using vibrat…
The Better India 13 Aug 2026
An elephant hospital on wheels: how ‘Haathi Sewa’ reaches elephants needing urgent care
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An elephant hospital on wheels: how ‘Haathi Sewa’ reaches elephants needing urgent care
In Jharkhand, a wild elephant mother was struggling with a severe foot injury, making it difficult for her to move. Instead of transporting her to a veterinary facility, which coul…
The Better India 12 Aug 2026
Rattlesnakes’ own anti-venom could protect humans too
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Rattlesnakes’ own anti-venom could protect humans too
Isn't it fascinating that rattlesnakes have their own way of dealing with venom? Researchers found that a mix of proteins in the blood of the western diamondback rattlesnake can ac…
Nature 12 Aug 2026
300-year-old sturgeon are swimming around the Great Lakes
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300-year-old sturgeon are swimming around the Great Lakes
Did you know that lake sturgeon can live for up to 300 years? A recent study revealed these magnificent fish are among North America's oldest freshwater species, with some even out…
Popular Science 12 Aug 2026
'Living fossil': the blue-blood arthropod that has changed little in 445m years
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'Living fossil': the blue-blood arthropod that has changed little in 445m years
Horseshoe crabs are fascinating creatures that have been around for an astonishing 445 million years! Often dubbed 'living fossils', these unique arthropods have a striking blue bl…
The Guardian Europe 12 Aug 2026
Researchers use drones with suction cups to tag whales, allowing them to study the species from the sky
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Researchers use drones with suction cups to tag whales, allowing them to study the species from the sky
Marine mammal researchers in Hawaii have taken a giant leap forward by using drones to tag humpback whales without disturbing them. This innovative method allows them to gather cru…
Good Good Good 12 Aug 2026
Tanzania: GPS reveals flamingos' regional migration
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Tanzania: GPS reveals flamingos' regional migration
Tanzanian scientists have made an exciting discovery about lesser flamingos migrating across Tanzania and Kenya using GPS tracking. They found that one flamingo took a route throug…
AllAfrica 12 Aug 2026
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Gut microbes may help wild horses evolve to survive harsh Canadian winters
So, it turns out that gut microbes might play a crucial role in helping wild horses adapt to the tough Canadian winters. These tiny organisms could be key to their survival, influe…
Science.org news 12 Aug 2026
Can dogs read your facial expressions? It depends on your mood
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Can dogs read your facial expressions? It depends on your mood
So, it turns out our furry friends can really pick up on our emotions! A recent study shows that dogs can recognize different human facial expressions, especially when it comes to …
Scientific American 11 Aug 2026
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For 15,000 years, humans and dogs have been changing each other
Isn't it fascinating how dogs have been our companions for over 15,000 years? Archaeologists have found evidence of dogs buried alongside humans in ancient graves, highlighting thi…
ScienceDaily 11 Aug 2026
Why each octopus arm has a mind of its own
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Why each octopus arm has a mind of its own
Did you know that two-thirds of an octopus's neurons are actually in its arms? It's fascinating how each arm operates independently, allowing these clever creatures to perform task…
Wired 10 Aug 2026
Ice age bird figurines discovered in German cave
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Ice age bird figurines discovered in German cave
So, scientists have made an exciting discovery in Germany's Hohle Fels cave – two tiny bird figurines carved from mammoth ivory that are around 40,000 years old! These delicate pie…
Popular Science 9 Aug 2026
Monkeys keep pets and maintain friendships with other animals
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Monkeys keep pets and maintain friendships with other animals
I find it absolutely fascinating that monkeys form friendships with other species! A recent study documented over 400 interactions where primates played, groomed, and even adopted …
Scientific American 8 Aug 2026
Breakthrough for allergy sufferers. Scientists create the first hypoallergenic dogs
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Breakthrough for allergy sufferers. Scientists create the first hypoallergenic dogs
So, researchers at Kindred Companion Sciences have made a fantastic breakthrough by using CRISPR gene editing to create hypoallergenic dogs! They successfully modified two beagles,…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 8 Aug 2026
Birdsong follows a fundamental law of human language
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Birdsong follows a fundamental law of human language
Isn't it fascinating that the songs of Bengalese finches follow a principle found in human languages? This principle, known as Zipf's law, shows that some sounds are used much more…
Scientific American 7 Aug 2026
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DNA reveals the hidden past of North America’s bison—and keys to their future
So, researchers have uncovered fascinating insights into the history of North America's bison through DNA analysis. This study not only sheds light on their evolutionary journey bu…
Science.org news 7 Aug 2026
Rescued as poaching victims, 6 rhinos defy all odds by giving birth to calves in the wild
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Rescued as poaching victims, 6 rhinos defy all odds by giving birth to calves in the wild
Isn't it amazing? Six orphaned rhinos, rescued from poachers, have not only survived but thrived in the wild! After five years of rehabilitation, these brave white rhinos have give…
Good Good Good 7 Aug 2026
One of the world's most endangered mammals is 'extremely trusting of humans.' Chileans are racing to save it
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One of the world's most endangered mammals is 'extremely trusting of humans.' Chileans are racing to save it
In the Chacabuco Valley of Chile, the rare huemul deer is making a comeback thanks to dedicated conservation efforts. Once hunted to near extinction, these trusting animals are now…
Good Good Good 6 Aug 2026
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567-million-year-old fossils rewrite the dawn of animal life
Researchers have stumbled upon an incredible fossil site in Canada's Northwest Territories, shedding light on some of the earliest complex animals on our planet. These Ediacaran fo…
ScienceDaily 6 Aug 2026
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Scientists discover the brain cells that keep you motivated
Isn't it fascinating how our brains work? Researchers at Nagoya University have pinpointed orexin neurons as key players in maintaining motivation, especially when challenges arise…
ScienceDaily 5 Aug 2026
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80-million-year-old snake brain reveals a surprising evolutionary secret
So, researchers have uncovered fascinating insights into snake evolution by studying an 80-million-year-old brain. It turns out that early snakes didn't just adapt to one environme…
ScienceDaily 5 Aug 2026
What we’re reading: building a massive wildlife corridor from fragmented lands
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What we’re reading: building a massive wildlife corridor from fragmented lands
I just love the idea of reconnecting wildlife habitats, especially with the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative! This ambitious project aims to create a 2,100-mile corrido…
Reasons to be Cheerful 5 Aug 2026
Cougars lower the risks of car crashes by hunting deer
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Cougars lower the risks of car crashes by hunting deer
So, it turns out that bringing cougars back into the mix could really help reduce car accidents caused by deer! A recent study shows that in areas where these big cats thrive, deer…
Wired 5 Aug 2026
Kazakhstan releases first tiger to restore extinct species
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Kazakhstan releases first tiger to restore extinct species
Kazakhstan has taken a remarkable step by releasing the first Amur tiger into the wild in over 70 years. This exciting initiative aims to restore the extinct Caspian tiger to Centr…
Al Jazeera English 5 Aug 2026
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518-million-year-old creature reveals the origins of spider fangs
Scientists have made an incredible discovery about the origins of spider fangs, tracing them back to a tiny marine creature called Urokodia that lived 518 million years ago. This f…
ScienceDaily 4 Aug 2026
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These bizarre new beetles look so stretchy scientists named them Luffy
I find it fascinating that scientists have discovered a new genus of beetles called Luffy, inspired by the stretchy abilities of a beloved manga character! These beetles have long,…
ScienceDaily 4 Aug 2026
A small New Hampshire city is building tunnels just for salamanders. They're already saving lives
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A small New Hampshire city is building tunnels just for salamanders. They're already saving lives
In Keene, New Hampshire, they're taking a fantastic step to help salamanders safely cross roads by building small underpasses. This initiative follows successful crossings in Vermo…
Good Good Good 3 Aug 2026
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Researchers discover seven new frog species in Madagascar
How exciting is this? An international team of researchers has found and described seven new species of frogs from Madagascar! These fascinating creatures, known as Rhombophryne or…
Politiken.dk 3 Aug 2026
The musicians turning bat calls into club music
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The musicians turning bat calls into club music
A new album called Echo in the Dark is transforming the ultrasonic calls of bats into captivating electronic music. Artists Hanna Tuulikki and Tommy Perman have blended these bat s…
Positive News 3 Aug 2026
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“What a joy”: emotional reunion as Spanish farmer discovers her donkeys are still alive after wildfire
What a heartwarming story! A Spanish farmer was overjoyed to find her beloved donkeys alive after a devastating wildfire swept through her land. The emotional reunion was filled wi…
Gazet van Antwerpen 3 Aug 2026
After cancer & covid, I found my calling on morning walks. Today, my wildlife photos win awards
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After cancer & covid, I found my calling on morning walks. Today, my wildlife photos win awards
Shailza Singhal's journey from battling breast cancer to discovering her passion for wildlife photography is truly inspiring. It all started with a simple curiosity about the birds…
The Better India 2 Aug 2026
Lynx rescued in war-torn Ukraine walks on grass for the first time
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Lynx rescued in war-torn Ukraine walks on grass for the first time
What a heartwarming moment! Ursa, a Eurasian lynx rescued from a tough life in Ukraine, has taken her first steps on grass after being brought to a sanctuary in the UK. This incred…
Good News Network 2 Aug 2026
From 27 rhinos killed a year to zero: how an IFS officer took on poaching gangs in Kaziranga
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From 27 rhinos killed a year to zero: how an IFS officer took on poaching gangs in Kaziranga
It's incredible to think that just a few years ago, Assam was losing 27 rhinos a year to poaching. Thanks to the tireless efforts of dedicated individuals like IFS officer Sandeep …
The Better India 2 Aug 2026
Blowing bubbles allows sperm whales to sleep soundly beneath the waves, reveals study
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Blowing bubbles allows sperm whales to sleep soundly beneath the waves, reveals study
Isn't it fascinating that sperm whales have found a way to sleep soundly underwater? New research reveals that by blowing bubbles, these magnificent creatures can avoid floating to…
Good News Network 1 Aug 2026
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These moths smell with their wings
Isn't it fascinating that some moths can actually smell with their wings? This incredible ability allows them to detect pheromones and find mates more effectively. It’s like they h…
Science.org news 1 Aug 2026
Mammoth bones found in the Danube
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Mammoth bones found in the Danube
So, some incredible mammoth bones have been discovered near the village of Ryahovo in northern Bulgaria! A local resident spotted them, and experts from the Regional Museum of Hist…
La Libre Belgique 1 Aug 2026
The world’s first giant anteater reintroduction appears to be succeeding in Brazil
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The world’s first giant anteater reintroduction appears to be succeeding in Brazil
I find it absolutely amazing that after almost 20 years, the giant anteater is making a remarkable comeback in Argentina! La Fundación Rewilding Argentina started this incredible p…
Good News Network 31 Jul 2026
Monkeys sometimes have ‘pets’ like humans
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Monkeys sometimes have ‘pets’ like humans
Isn't it fascinating that monkeys can form friendships with other species, just like we do? A recent study reviewed over 300 cases of these inter-species bonds, revealing that prim…
Popular Science 31 Jul 2026
Kind of like a fairytale: documentary tells the unusual tale of Flaco the owl
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Kind of like a fairytale: documentary tells the unusual tale of Flaco the owl
Flaco the Eurasian eagle-owl captured hearts after escaping captivity in Central Park and thriving in Manhattan for over a year. Directed by Penny Lane, the documentary 'Wild Insid…
The Guardian Europe 30 Jul 2026
France veterinary team treats pets of wildfire evacuees
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France veterinary team treats pets of wildfire evacuees
A dedicated veterinary team in Bordeaux is doing amazing work by caring for the pets of families evacuated due to wildfires in Gironde. They’ve set up a special area at the Bordeau…
Euronews 29 Jul 2026
A unique cellular trick may explain octopus intelligence
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A unique cellular trick may explain octopus intelligence
Octopuses are fascinating creatures, and a recent discovery sheds light on their remarkable intelligence. Researchers found a unique mutation in octopus ribosomal RNA that enhances…
Scientific American 29 Jul 2026
A new measure of courage: how Maasai warriors became lion guardians
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A new measure of courage: how Maasai warriors became lion guardians
In a remarkable shift, Maasai warriors in Tanzania are redefining bravery by protecting lions instead of hunting them. Through the charity African People and Wildlife, these men ar…
Positive News 29 Jul 2026
It’s a record breeding year for national bird of Serbia: the eastern imperial eagle
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It’s a record breeding year for national bird of Serbia: the eastern imperial eagle
What fantastic news for the eastern imperial eagle, Serbia's national bird! This year, conservation efforts have led to a record 29 breeding pairs, with 16 successfully hatching 25…
Good News Network 29 Jul 2026
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Gene may help lizards get a grip in hurricane-force winds
Researchers have discovered a gene that might enable lizards to cling to surfaces even in hurricane-force winds. This fascinating adaptation could be crucial for their survival in …
Science.org news 29 Jul 2026
Volunteers’ tiny bamboo bridges have helped double migratory crab populations on Taiwan
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Volunteers’ tiny bamboo bridges have helped double migratory crab populations on Taiwan
Isn't it amazing how a little creativity can make such a big difference? In Taiwan, volunteers have built tiny bamboo bridges to help migratory crabs safely cross roads during thei…
Good News Network 29 Jul 2026
International tiger day: 7 extraordinary habitats that prove tigers can thrive almost anywhere
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International tiger day: 7 extraordinary habitats that prove tigers can thrive almost anywhere
So, did you know that tigers can thrive in a variety of habitats beyond just jungles? From the icy forests of Russia to the mangrove swamps of India, these magnificent creatures ha…
The Better India 28 Jul 2026
Ancient Egyptian god of magic is sometimes a bird, sometimes a baboon. Now we know why.
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Ancient Egyptian god of magic is sometimes a bird, sometimes a baboon. Now we know why.
So, have you ever wondered why ancient gods are often depicted as animals? In the case of Thoth, the Egyptian god of magic, writing, and the moon, researchers have found that both …
Popular Science 28 Jul 2026
Inside the wild rescue mission that took 4 beluga whales to Chicago
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Inside the wild rescue mission that took 4 beluga whales to Chicago
So, imagine the incredible journey of four beluga whales from Niagara Falls to Chicago! The team worked tirelessly to ensure the whales were as comfortable as possible during their…
Wired 27 Jul 2026
Premature baby giraffe keeps beating the odds after emergency C-section
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Premature baby giraffe keeps beating the odds after emergency C-section
A baby giraffe named Milani is defying the odds after being delivered via emergency C-section at Tanganyika Wildlife Park. Despite the challenges of her premature birth, she's now …
Popular Science 27 Jul 2026
Leopards recover in Zambia as communities swap skins for synthetics
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Leopards recover in Zambia as communities swap skins for synthetics
It's fantastic to see how local communities in Zambia are making a positive change by swapping real leopard skins for synthetic furs in their traditional ceremonies. This shift is …
Positive News 27 Jul 2026
Last circus elephant in Portugal can now romp-and-roll on 1000-acre sanctuary after 40 years of working
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Last circus elephant in Portugal can now romp-and-roll on 1000-acre sanctuary after 40 years of working
What a heartwarming story! Julie, the last circus elephant in Portugal, has finally found her forever home at the Pangea Elephant Sanctuary after 40 years of performing. She made t…
Good News Network 26 Jul 2026
Scientists discover some bees have tiny magnetic, internal compasses helping them navigate the world
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Scientists discover some bees have tiny magnetic, internal compasses helping them navigate the world
Isn't it fascinating that a surprising number of bee species have magnetic properties? Researchers found that 74 out of 96 tested bees can detect the Earth's magnetic field, which …
Good Good Good 26 Jul 2026
18 stunning wildlife images from the mangrove photography awards
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18 stunning wildlife images from the mangrove photography awards
The Mangrove Photography Awards have showcased some truly breathtaking images that highlight the beauty and importance of mangroves. This year's overall winner, Gaurav Patil, captu…
Popular Science 25 Jul 2026
Bon voyage, Papyrus! 5 rescued sea turtles named after fonts released in Cape Cod
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Bon voyage, Papyrus! 5 rescued sea turtles named after fonts released in Cape Cod
What an exciting week for sea turtles! Five rehabilitated Kemp’s ridley sea turtles have been released back into the ocean off Cape Cod after a successful seven-month recovery. Eac…
Popular Science 25 Jul 2026
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Flemish tracking dogs group celebrates 40 years and tracks 250 injured animals annually
It's amazing to see how the Flemish tracking dogs group has been making a difference for 40 years! Each year, they track down around 250 injured animals, showcasing their incredibl…
VRT Nws 25 Jul 2026
Have you noticed more butterflies this summer? Here's the reason why
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Have you noticed more butterflies this summer? Here's the reason why
So, if you've been seeing more butterflies this summer, you're absolutely right! Collie Ennis from Trinity College Dublin points out that the warm and dry weather has been perfect …
The Journal (Ireland) 25 Jul 2026
Meet the donkey brigade that’s helping curb wildfires in Spain
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Meet the donkey brigade that’s helping curb wildfires in Spain
So, there's this amazing initiative in Spain where a herd of rescue donkeys is actually helping to prevent wildfires! The Tivissa Donkeys Firefighters charity not only rescues thes…
Global News (Canada) 25 Jul 2026
Why forest officials chased this tigress for weeks—and why they're celebrating her today
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Why forest officials chased this tigress for weeks—and why they're celebrating her today
On International Tiger Day, we celebrate the inspiring journey of Zeenat, a young tigress who defied the odds after being tracked for weeks. After travelling nearly 300 kilometers,…
The Better India 25 Jul 2026
Scientists find the secret of birdsong's 'spectacular diversity'
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Scientists find the secret of birdsong's 'spectacular diversity'
So, scientists in France have uncovered the building blocks of birdsong's incredible diversity! They analyzed over 100,000 songs from 3,000 species and found that all these melodie…
BBC Top Stories 24 Jul 2026
Sperm whales blow bubbles to help them nap
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Sperm whales blow bubbles to help them nap
Isn't it fascinating that sperm whales have developed such a unique way to nap? Researchers found that these magnificent creatures blow bubbles while sleeping to help control their…
Popular Science 24 Jul 2026
Insects survive 1,213 feet of pressure under water, defying physics
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Insects survive 1,213 feet of pressure under water, defying physics
Isn't it fascinating that some insects can thrive under extreme water pressure? Lake fly larvae, specifically Chaoborus edulis, can dive over 1,200 feet deep in Lake Malawi, using …
Popular Science 23 Jul 2026
In Spain, an association uses donkeys to fight fires: 'They deserve a second chance'
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In Spain, an association uses donkeys to fight fires: 'They deserve a second chance'
This summer, Europe is facing devastating wildfires, and in Spain, nearly 100,000 hectares have already been consumed. A unique initiative by the 'Tivissa Donkey Firefighters' asso…
La Libre Belgique 23 Jul 2026
5 new marine reserves to protect dolphins and kelp forests off New Zealand’s South Island
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5 new marine reserves to protect dolphins and kelp forests off New Zealand’s South Island
I'm really excited to share that New Zealand is taking a big step forward with the creation of 5 new marine reserves! These areas will protect vital habitats for amazing species li…
Good News Network 23 Jul 2026
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Scientists discover the hidden brain switch that assigns bees their jobs
Isn't it fascinating? Scientists have uncovered brain circuits that dictate the roles of worker bees in their colonies. By manipulating a specific gene, they could actually change …
ScienceDaily 23 Jul 2026
Video reveals orcas smashing fish to smithereens, possibly for fun
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Video reveals orcas smashing fish to smithereens, possibly for fun
So, researchers have captured an incredible moment where orcas were seen smashing a sunfish to bits in the Gulf of California. This behavior, which they call 'high-impact ramming,'…
Scientific American 23 Jul 2026
These whales are the only ones that flip upside down. Now we know why
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These whales are the only ones that flip upside down. Now we know why
Southern right whales have a fascinating behavior of floating upside down, and recent drone footage reveals it might be a way for mothers to take a break from parenting. These moms…
Scientific American 22 Jul 2026
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Chimps and bonobos hug and hold hands just like us
It's fascinating to discover that chimps and bonobos express affection in ways that mirror our own! They hug and hold hands, showcasing their emotional bonds and social connections…
Science.org news 22 Jul 2026
Rare footage reveals elusive Arctic bobtail squid mom with clutch of eggs
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Rare footage reveals elusive Arctic bobtail squid mom with clutch of eggs
I find it absolutely fascinating that researchers have captured footage of an Arctic bobtail squid in the North Atlantic, raising her young in such extreme conditions! This adorabl…
Scientific American 21 Jul 2026
City creates world's first-ever 'squirrel bridge' to save furry friends
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City creates world's first-ever 'squirrel bridge' to save furry friends
Every year, millions of squirrels meet unfortunate fates on the roads, but Longview, Washington, decided to take action! Architect Amos Peters led the charge in creating the Nutty …
Good Good Good 21 Jul 2026
Monkeys are surprisingly good at geometry
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Monkeys are surprisingly good at geometry
So, it turns out that some monkeys might have a better grasp of geometry than we thought! A recent study shows that olive baboons and Rhesus macaques can understand geometric relat…
Popular Science 20 Jul 2026
A study tested cats and dogs to see if they’d help humans in trouble. We love cats anyway.
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A study tested cats and dogs to see if they’d help humans in trouble. We love cats anyway.
So, researchers in Hungary explored whether cats, dogs, or toddlers would help humans in distress. The study found that while all three species showed some concern, dogs and toddle…
Upworthy 19 Jul 2026
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The division of labor among ants reveals its secrets
So, it turns out that ants have a fascinating way of organizing their work! Researchers have uncovered how these tiny creatures divide tasks among themselves, which is quite impres…
Le Monde 19 Jul 2026
Echidna ‘puggles’ weigh less than a mini marshmallow
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Echidna ‘puggles’ weigh less than a mini marshmallow
So, have you heard about the adorable baby echidnas, or puggles, being raised at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park? These little ones are super needy and weigh about as much as half a …
Popular Science 18 Jul 2026
In pictures: how forensic science is helping tackle wildlife poaching
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In pictures: how forensic science is helping tackle wildlife poaching
So, have you ever thought about how forensic science can help save our wildlife? This fascinating article showcases how techniques like fingerprinting can track down poachers and d…
Positive News 17 Jul 2026
Meet the ‘firefighting’ donkeys of Spain, chowing down on grass and fire risk from dawn to dusk
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Meet the ‘firefighting’ donkeys of Spain, chowing down on grass and fire risk from dawn to dusk
So, have you heard about the amazing donkeys in Spain that are helping to prevent wildfires? In Doñana National Park, these gentle giants graze on grass and shrubs, turning potenti…
Good News Network 17 Jul 2026
Inside the global movement to build more wildlife overpasses: 'It's like the whole world is open to wildlife now'
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Inside the global movement to build more wildlife overpasses: 'It's like the whole world is open to wildlife now'
It's amazing to see how wildlife crossings are becoming a global priority! These structures, like underpasses and overpasses, are crucial for reconnecting animal habitats that road…
Good Good Good 17 Jul 2026
North Carolina builds 'mirrored' wildlife crossing for both humans and bears to cross Appalachian Trail
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North Carolina builds 'mirrored' wildlife crossing for both humans and bears to cross Appalachian Trail
North Carolina is making waves with its impressive $10.2 million investment in wildlife corridors, aiming to connect habitats and drastically reduce vehicle collisions. A groundbre…
Good Good Good 17 Jul 2026
Endangered red wolf pups make their debut, signaling rebound for species
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Endangered red wolf pups make their debut, signaling rebound for species
It's fantastic news for conservationists as North Carolina's red wolf population is on the rise! Four litters of adorable red wolf pups have been born this year, with many survivin…
Good Good Good 17 Jul 2026
New study shows Irish waters offer important refuge for endangered basking sharks
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New study shows Irish waters offer important refuge for endangered basking sharks
A new study reveals that Irish waters are a crucial habitat for the endangered basking shark, the second-largest shark species. Drawing on nearly 50 years of sightings, researchers…
The Journal (Ireland) 16 Jul 2026
Holy grail of naked mole-rat research reveals how queens rule
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Holy grail of naked mole-rat research reveals how queens rule
So, researchers have discovered a simple chemical that helps naked mole-rat queens maintain their dominance. This finding sheds light on the fascinating social structure of these u…
Nature 16 Jul 2026
Humpback whale watching surges in Brazil where population has grown 27-fold since whaling ended
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Humpback whale watching surges in Brazil where population has grown 27-fold since whaling ended
It's amazing to see how the humpback whale population in Brazil has skyrocketed from just 2,000 in 1986 to around 35,000 today! This surge has made whale watching in Guanabara Bay …
Good News Network 16 Jul 2026
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Mysterious orange-lipped monkey discovered deep in the Congo rainforest is a new species
So, researchers have stumbled upon a fascinating new species of monkey in the depths of the Congo rainforest. This mysterious orange-lipped monkey has captured the attention of sci…
Science.org news 16 Jul 2026
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Scientists finally solved why some frogs survive a deadly fungus
I find it fascinating that scientists have figured out why some frog populations bounce back from a deadly fungal disease while others don't. The key seems to be the timing of thei…
ScienceDaily 15 Jul 2026
By 1985, the world's rarest sea turtle had declined by 99%. Their comeback has been 30 years in the making
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By 1985, the world's rarest sea turtle had declined by 99%. Their comeback has been 30 years in the making
It's amazing to see how Kemp's ridley sea turtles have made a remarkable comeback after facing near extinction. Marine biologist Katherine Sayler highlights their resilience and th…
Good Good Good 14 Jul 2026
Endangered West African leopards show signs of recovery: 'A rare piece of good news'
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Endangered West African leopards show signs of recovery: 'A rare piece of good news'
I’m thrilled to share that West African leopards are showing signs of recovery in Pendjari National Park! Researchers found that leopard density rose from 2017 to 2023, which is fa…
Good Good Good 14 Jul 2026
Incredibly smart crow creates makeshift perch to drink from a cup of water on a hot day
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Incredibly smart crow creates makeshift perch to drink from a cup of water on a hot day
Crows really do surprise us with their cleverness! A woman named Chelsea shared a delightful video of a crow named Auggie using a stick to create a perch so he could drink from a c…
Upworthy 14 Jul 2026
Baby seal gets a swimming lesson
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Baby seal gets a swimming lesson
Scientists have captured some truly heartwarming footage of a mother Weddell seal teaching her pup how to swim in Antarctica's McMurdo Sound. It’s not just about splashing around; …
Popular Science 13 Jul 2026
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Spider-like creatures help uncover the surprising origins of fatherhood
Citizen scientists have played a crucial role in revealing how parental care evolved in harvestmen, those fascinating spider-like creatures. By using the iNaturalist platform, rese…
ScienceDaily 13 Jul 2026
Nepal's young birdwatchers are becoming conservationists one sighting at a time
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Nepal's young birdwatchers are becoming conservationists one sighting at a time
Birdwatching is really taking off in Nepal, especially among the youth, and it's fantastic to see how this hobby is contributing to biodiversity conservation. Young birdwatchers ar…
Good Good Good 13 Jul 2026
The South African trailblazers seeking to change how wildlife documentaries are made
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The South African trailblazers seeking to change how wildlife documentaries are made
Pragna Parsotam-Kok and Noel Kok are on a mission to transform wildlife documentaries in Africa. After realizing the lack of African filmmakers in this space, they founded the Natu…
The Guardian Europe 12 Jul 2026
Japanese school teaches children how to stay safe around wild bears
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Japanese school teaches children how to stay safe around wild bears
At Ina West Elementary School in Japan, kids are learning how to stay safe from wild bears through a unique bear awareness program. They get to touch real bear fur and see skulls w…
Euronews 11 Jul 2026
World’s first right-hander could be this 550 million-year-old worm
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World’s first right-hander could be this 550 million-year-old worm
So, it turns out that right-handedness might date back to some of the earliest complex life on Earth! Researchers have found that fossils of an ancient worm-like creature, Spriggin…
Popular Science 11 Jul 2026
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Hawaii's famous “happy-face” spider has a surprising relative
I find it fascinating that a tiny spider with a bright red smile has been discovered thousands of miles away from its Hawaiian relatives! Researchers in India have identified a new…
ScienceDaily 10 Jul 2026
North Carolina just voted to protect animals in the Great Smokies with historic investment in wildlife crossings
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North Carolina just voted to protect animals in the Great Smokies with historic investment in wildlife crossings
Wow, North Carolina is making waves with a groundbreaking $10.2 million investment in wildlife crossings! This funding will help create safe passages for animals, reducing dangerou…
Good Good Good 9 Jul 2026
These absurdly cute mice live at higher altitudes than any other mammal—here’s how they do it
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These absurdly cute mice live at higher altitudes than any other mammal—here’s how they do it
Isn't it amazing that the Andean leaf-eared mouse can thrive at altitudes over 22,000 feet? These little creatures have developed unique adaptations to survive in such extreme cond…
Scientific American 9 Jul 2026
Turtles and birds are related
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Turtles and birds are related
So, researchers have made an exciting discovery that turtles are actually related to birds and crocodiles! This revelation comes from a study published in Current Biology, which an…
Dagens Nyheter 9 Jul 2026
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A molecular quirk unique to octopuses makes them better at building proteins
So, it turns out octopuses have a fascinating molecular quirk that gives them an edge in protein building. This unique ability allows them to adapt and thrive in their environments…
Science.org news 9 Jul 2026
Once left starving on the streets, this dog helped rescue 13 people in Venezuela earthquake
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Once left starving on the streets, this dog helped rescue 13 people in Venezuela earthquake
Tsunami, a Border Collie once abandoned in Caracas, has become a hero after rescuing 13 people during the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela. With his incredible sense of smell, …
The Better India 9 Jul 2026
Crow takes to teaching a starving orphan bird how to eat
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Crow takes to teaching a starving orphan bird how to eat
It's heartwarming to see how an older crow has taken a young jackdaw named Frank under his wing. Found in a dire state, Frank was rescued and is now being cared for by this nurturi…
Good News Network 6 Jul 2026
Spider from the Amazon pretends to be a zombie fungus victim. A new species discovered
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Spider from the Amazon pretends to be a zombie fungus victim. A new species discovered
In the Amazon, scientists have discovered a fascinating new spider species that uses an unusual form of camouflage. This spider, named Taczanowskia waska, mimics a dead spider infe…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 4 Jul 2026
Scientists have identified a new fossil species of axolotl in Mexico
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Scientists have identified a new fossil species of axolotl in Mexico
Researchers in Mexico have made an exciting discovery by identifying a new fossil species of axolotl named Ambystoma quetzalcoatli. This marks the first formal description of a fos…
Wired 4 Jul 2026
Young humpback whale freed from a death trap in Alaska
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Young humpback whale freed from a death trap in Alaska
A juvenile humpback whale was successfully freed after being entangled in Alaska’s Endicott Arm, thanks to a multi-agency rescue mission. Mariners spotted the whale and quickly ale…
Popular Science 4 Jul 2026
Scientists create 3D-printed diving suit for cockroaches on rescue missions
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Scientists create 3D-printed diving suit for cockroaches on rescue missions
How amazing is this? Scientists have developed a 3D-printed diving suit for cockroaches, allowing them to be controlled both on land and underwater! These little cyborgs can surviv…
VRT Nws 3 Jul 2026
Rescued bile bears released in Denmark forest
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Rescued bile bears released in Denmark forest
So, six rescued Asiatic black bears are starting a brand new chapter in their lives at Knuthenborg Safaripark in Denmark! After a long journey from bile farms in South Korea, these…
Euronews 3 Jul 2026
Sandy and Luna return to nest after a big day of flying
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Sandy and Luna return to nest after a big day of flying
Sandy and Luna, the beloved eaglets, are becoming quite adventurous as they explore the trees around Big Bear Lake. They were recently spotted back at their nest after a day of fly…
Popular Science 2 Jul 2026
Forgotten find reveals what the monster shark ate
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Forgotten find reveals what the monster shark ate
A surprising discovery in some forgotten boxes has brought researchers closer to understanding the extinct giant shark, megalodon. This find has allowed experts to pinpoint the cre…
Dagens Nyheter 2 Jul 2026
Mysterious rise in orca sightings off Northumberland coast
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Mysterious rise in orca sightings off Northumberland coast
So, there’s been an exciting increase in orca sightings off the Northumberland coast, which is just fantastic! Wildlife enthusiasts are thrilled to spot these majestic creatures mu…
The Guardian 2 Jul 2026
From one surviving male bison, azerbaijan now has 25 calves born wild in 7-year success story
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From one surviving male bison, azerbaijan now has 25 calves born wild in 7-year success story
What an incredible journey for the European bison in Azerbaijan! Seven years ago, a group of 12 bison made their way from Germany to the stunning Shahdagh National Park, and now th…
Good News Network 2 Jul 2026
Transhumance tradition returns to French Alps
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Transhumance tradition returns to French Alps
So, the Transhumance Festival is back in the French Alps, and it's such a joy to see! Around 700 sheep and goats are making their way to high-altitude pastures, guided by dedicated…
Euronews 2 Jul 2026
From rescued egg to proud parent: curlew raised in nature rescue center now has 2 chicks
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From rescued egg to proud parent: curlew raised in nature rescue center now has 2 chicks
Isn't it amazing? A curlew that was raised in the Nature Rescue Center in Oudsbergen has now become a parent itself, with two chicks of its own! This bird was part of a nest of nin…
VRT Nws 1 Jul 2026
Herculean effort to restore Mozambique’s rhino population succeeds with 61 animals moved there
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Herculean effort to restore Mozambique’s rhino population succeeds with 61 animals moved there
What an incredible achievement! Mozambique has successfully reintroduced 61 white rhinos to Zinave National Park, marking a significant step in restoring its wildlife. This effort …
Good News Network 1 Jul 2026
This shark walks on the ocean floor in search of food – it's easier than swimming
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This shark walks on the ocean floor in search of food – it's easier than swimming
Why swim when you can stroll along the ocean floor in search of food? The Dudgeon's walking shark scuttles like a curious dog over coral and seagrass, using its strong pectoral fin…
NRC 30 Jun 2026
Critically endangered white-rumped vulture returns to Cambodia refuge after years of effort
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Critically endangered white-rumped vulture returns to Cambodia refuge after years of effort
It's such exciting news that a critically endangered white-rumped vulture has been spotted in a Cambodian wildlife sanctuary for the first time in a decade! After a terrible poison…
Good News Network 29 Jun 2026
Tiny Australian falcons may help aircraft withstand worsening turbulence
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Tiny Australian falcons may help aircraft withstand worsening turbulence
Isn't it fascinating how nature can inspire technology? The nankeen kestrel, a small falcon from Australia, showcases incredible aerial skills that could help improve aircraft stab…
Popular Science 29 Jun 2026
Finland creates clever new ‘moose crossings’ that dropped collisions in dangerous area to zero
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Finland creates clever new ‘moose crossings’ that dropped collisions in dangerous area to zero
So, Finland has come up with a brilliant solution to reduce moose collisions on the roads. They’ve introduced new pedestrian crossings that alert drivers when moose are nearby, and…
Upworthy 29 Jun 2026
Now we know where bee queens come from
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Now we know where bee queens come from
It's fascinating to learn that bee queens and workers start life in almost the same way but diverge significantly as they develop. New research from the University of California re…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 29 Jun 2026
Drones are saving hundreds of fawns from mower deaths in Germany
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Drones are saving hundreds of fawns from mower deaths in Germany
I just love this story! A wildlife rescue group in Bavaria is using thermal imaging drones to find and save fawns before the mowing season starts. It’s incredible how these little …
Good News Network 27 Jun 2026
Mislabeled saber-toothed cat fossil spent over 50 years hidden in a drawer
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Mislabeled saber-toothed cat fossil spent over 50 years hidden in a drawer
Isn't it fascinating when a forgotten fossil turns out to be a significant find? A mislabelled saber-toothed cat skull, hidden in a museum drawer for decades, was identified as a n…
Popular Science 27 Jun 2026
Frozen feasts and cool pools help Rome zoo animals survive heatwave
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Frozen feasts and cool pools help Rome zoo animals survive heatwave
As Italy faces a scorching heatwave, Rome's Bioparco Zoo is stepping up to keep its animals cool and comfortable. They're serving up frozen treats and maintaining chilled pools to …
Euronews 27 Jun 2026
5 years ago, 2 beavers were released into a northern England forest. They became heroes of the habitat.
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5 years ago, 2 beavers were released into a northern England forest. They became heroes of the habitat.
So, it turns out that two beavers released in a northern England forest have become true ecosystem heroes! In just a few years, they built impressive dams that not only outperforme…
Upworthy 27 Jun 2026
Why do fireflies glow? It’s more than butt goo.
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Why do fireflies glow? It’s more than butt goo.
So, fireflies are not just magical little bugs; they’re actually bioluminescent beetles! Clyde Sorenson, an entomologist, has spent years exploring why these fascinating creatures …
Popular Science 27 Jun 2026
New clouded leopard cub is the size of a loaf of bread
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New clouded leopard cub is the size of a loaf of bread
The Nashville Zoo is buzzing with excitement over the birth of Mayuree, a precious clouded leopard cub! This little girl, weighing just over two pounds, is a significant addition t…
Popular Science 26 Jun 2026
What tickling a chimpanzee can tell us about the evolution of speech
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What tickling a chimpanzee can tell us about the evolution of speech
So, in this fascinating episode of the Nature Podcast, the team dives into the delightful world of laughter shared between humans and chimpanzees. They explore how tickling these g…
Nature 26 Jun 2026
Step aside, humans: how beavers solved a flooding problem in west London
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Step aside, humans: how beavers solved a flooding problem in west London
In an amazing turn of events, beavers have stepped in to solve a flooding issue in west London, saving the local council from hefty engineering costs. These remarkable animals were…
Positive News 26 Jun 2026
Great apes (including us) have been giggling for 15 million years
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Great apes (including us) have been giggling for 15 million years
Isn't it fascinating that laughter has been part of our evolutionary journey for at least 15 million years? A recent study reveals that all great apes, including humans, share a rh…
Popular Science 25 Jun 2026
Bats covered in pollen make tequila possible
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Bats covered in pollen make tequila possible
Isn't it fascinating how lesser long-nosed bats, often called 'tequila bats', play a crucial role in pollinating agave plants? These medium-sized bats migrate from Mexico to the so…
Popular Science 25 Jun 2026
Houston man fosters 7 golden retrievers while healing from Parkinson’s disease
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Houston man fosters 7 golden retrievers while healing from Parkinson’s disease
Jeffrey Weiss, a professor, is finding joy in fostering seven golden retrievers while navigating his Parkinson’s disease diagnosis. After experiencing symptoms for seven years, he …
Upworthy 25 Jun 2026
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Swarm of bees escapes from home during demolition... and finds new home on bike in Leuven
So, here's a delightful story from Leuven! A swarm of bees made a daring escape during some demolition work and ended up finding a new home on a bike. Can you imagine that? It's su…
Het Laatste Nieuws 24 Jun 2026
‘No one believed it’: how a YouTube video accidentally proved Libya’s sand cat really does exist
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‘No one believed it’: how a YouTube video accidentally proved Libya’s sand cat really does exist
When wildlife photographer Mohammed Almuntasir uploaded a short video of a sand cat in Libya, he had no idea it would spark such interest. Initially met with skepticism, his footag…
The Guardian Europe 24 Jun 2026
Passersby in Massachusetts city get free pooch smooches at Golden Retriever’s ‘kissing booth’
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Passersby in Massachusetts city get free pooch smooches at Golden Retriever’s ‘kissing booth’
There's something incredibly heartwarming about a Golden Retriever, and in Waltham, Massachusetts, one pup named Driver is spreading joy through his unique 'kissing booth.' Instead…
Upworthy 24 Jun 2026
Four guys write a letter asking to walk their new neighbor’s dog. The dog writes back.
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Four guys write a letter asking to walk their new neighbor’s dog. The dog writes back.
When Jack and his friends moved to Bristol, they missed having a dog around. So, they wrote a heartfelt letter to their neighbor asking if they could walk her dog, Stevie. To their…
Upworthy 24 Jun 2026
Beavers were brought to the desert to save a dying river. Six years later, here are the results.
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Beavers were brought to the desert to save a dying river. Six years later, here are the results.
It’s amazing to see how beavers have transformed Utah’s Price River over the past six years! Researchers introduced these clever critters to help restore the river’s health, and th…
Upworthy 23 Jun 2026
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Scientists discover new spider that catapults its prey into its web
So, researchers have stumbled upon a fascinating new spider species that has a rather unique hunting technique. This little creature can actually catapult its prey into its web, wh…
Gazet van Antwerpen 23 Jun 2026
A golden-ringed jewel: Britain’s longest dragonfly hitches ride on woman’s thumb
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A golden-ringed jewel: Britain’s longest dragonfly hitches ride on woman’s thumb
Imagine this: a woman walking by the Ceiriog River in Wales gets a surprise visit from Britain’s longest dragonfly! Sarah Hawkes, a conservation officer, was thrilled when the stun…
Good News Network 21 Jun 2026
6 animal fathers who go the distance
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6 animal fathers who go the distance
In the fascinating world of animal fatherhood, some dads really step up! Take seahorses, for instance, where the male carries the eggs and even gives birth. Then there are greater …
Popular Science 21 Jun 2026
Thousands of flamingo chicks hatch in major comeback from climate disaster in Turkiye
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Thousands of flamingo chicks hatch in major comeback from climate disaster in Turkiye
What a fantastic story! Thousands of flamingo chicks have hatched at Lake Tuz, a key breeding ground that nearly dried up just five years ago. Thanks to conservation efforts, this …
Good News Network 20 Jun 2026
World’s largest ‘whale graveyard’ teems with deep-sea life including species unknown to science
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World’s largest ‘whale graveyard’ teems with deep-sea life including species unknown to science
I find this discovery absolutely fascinating! Chinese scientists have uncovered the world’s largest whale graveyard deep in the Indian Ocean, and it’s bursting with life. They foun…
Good News Network 19 Jun 2026
As Europe bakes, Berlin Zoo’s elephants and bears cool off
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As Europe bakes, Berlin Zoo’s elephants and bears cool off
It's fascinating to see how Berlin Zoo is keeping its animals cool during this heatwave! The brown bears are enjoying frozen treats filled with fish, fruit, and veggies, while the …
Euronews 19 Jun 2026
For the first time, biologists observe a humpback whale crossing the Arabian Sea
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For the first time, biologists observe a humpback whale crossing the Arabian Sea
It's an exciting moment in marine biology as researchers have documented a humpback whale crossing the Arabian Sea for the first time! This unique population of humpback whales, kn…
Popular Science 19 Jun 2026
Sumatran tiger cubs born in the UK is huge win–with only 400 left in wild
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Sumatran tiger cubs born in the UK is huge win–with only 400 left in wild
What an exciting moment for conservation! Three adorable Sumatran tiger cubs have made their debut at a UK zoo, marking a significant step for this critically-endangered species. W…
Good News Network 18 Jun 2026
Clues to the sloth’s sloth found in its genome
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Clues to the sloth’s sloth found in its genome
So, researchers have sequenced the genome of the tree sloth, and it’s revealing some fascinating insights! It turns out there are gene duplications that impact mitochondria, the po…
Nature 18 Jun 2026
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194-year-old tortoise Jonathan named Guinness World Records Icon
Can you believe it? Jonathan, the 194-year-old tortoise, has just been named a Guinness World Records Icon! This remarkable creature has lived through so much history, and it's ama…
Het Laatste Nieuws 18 Jun 2026
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Do animals perceive time differently from humans?
It's fascinating to think about how different species might experience time. Some researchers suggest that animals could have a unique perception of time, influenced by their biolo…
Science.org news 17 Jun 2026
Young humpback whale freed from fishing line near Cape Cod
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Young humpback whale freed from fishing line near Cape Cod
A young humpback whale was successfully freed from fishing gear by the Center for Coastal Studies off the coast of Massachusetts. This rescue highlights the importance of teamwork,…
Popular Science 17 Jun 2026
Berlin zoo welcomes baby pygmy hippo
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Berlin zoo welcomes baby pygmy hippo
Meet Brötchen, the adorable baby pygmy hippo born at Zoo Berlin! Weighing just 13 pounds, this little girl is already stealing hearts and making waves on social media. Water is sup…
Popular Science 17 Jun 2026
Scientists tried to fool bumblebees into avoiding a flower. They failed in the best way.
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Scientists tried to fool bumblebees into avoiding a flower. They failed in the best way.
So, scientists recently discovered that bumblebees are way smarter than we thought! They set up a fun obstacle course to see if the bees could solve problems on their own, and gues…
Upworthy 16 Jun 2026
Man builds a small pond in a Brazilian forest. The life it attracts is incredible.
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Man builds a small pond in a Brazilian forest. The life it attracts is incredible.
So, a man in Brazil decided to dig a small pond in the forest, and the results are absolutely heartwarming! Almost immediately, a variety of animals flocked to this new watering ho…
Upworthy 15 Jun 2026
Florida students watch male seahorse give birth in the wild
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Florida students watch male seahorse give birth in the wild
What an incredible moment for those students! While exploring the shores of Nest Key in Florida, they got to witness a male seahorse giving birth right in front of them. This rare …
Popular Science 15 Jun 2026
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How AI is revealing the secret lives of animals from hummingbirds to pumas
Isn't it fascinating how technology is changing our understanding of wildlife? AI is now helping researchers uncover the hidden behaviors of animals, from the tiniest hummingbirds …
Nature 15 Jun 2026
Thousands donate to help nebraska ranchers who couldn’t feed their animals after wildfire burned every acre of grass
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Thousands donate to help nebraska ranchers who couldn’t feed their animals after wildfire burned every acre of grass
So, a massive wildfire in Nebraska devastated a thousand square miles of ranch land, leaving ranchers like Mike and Kayla Wintz in a tough spot. But here's the thing: thousands of …
Good News Network 15 Jun 2026
How blue whales became Earth’s largest creature—ever
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How blue whales became Earth’s largest creature—ever
Blue whales are truly astonishing, weighing up to 330,000 pounds and stretching over 100 feet long! Their incredible size is thanks to living in water, where buoyancy helps support…
Popular Science 15 Jun 2026
Mysterious Amazonian ‘ghost dog’ caught on camera
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Mysterious Amazonian ‘ghost dog’ caught on camera
Deep in the forests of Bolivia and Peru, researchers have finally captured images of the elusive short-eared dog, affectionately known as the 'ghost dog.' After nearly 25 years of …
Popular Science 15 Jun 2026
8 captivating photos of Delaware Bay’s annual horseshoe crab spawn
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8 captivating photos of Delaware Bay’s annual horseshoe crab spawn
So, every spring, the shores of Delaware Bay come alive with the incredible spawning of horseshoe crabs. These ancient creatures, which have been around for 445 million years, gath…
Popular Science 13 Jun 2026
Dogs really do have favorite people, and here’s how they decide who it will be
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Dogs really do have favorite people, and here’s how they decide who it will be
So, it turns out dogs have their own ways of picking their favorite humans! Experts say it all comes down to who gives them the most love, attention, and fun experiences. Interesti…
Upworthy 13 Jun 2026
A simple explanation why humans have an incredible urge to pet every animal they see
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A simple explanation why humans have an incredible urge to pet every animal they see
Have you ever wondered why we feel the urge to pet every animal we see? It turns out this instinct is deeply rooted in our history as hunter-gatherers, where connecting with animal…
Upworthy 13 Jun 2026
A brain the size of a sesame seed challenges our view of consciousness
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A brain the size of a sesame seed challenges our view of consciousness
So, a new study reveals that bumblebees can use tools to solve problems, which is pretty mind-blowing! This suggests that consciousness in the animal kingdom is much more common th…
Politiken.dk 12 Jun 2026
Therapy donkeys prove such a balm of calm to psychiatric hospital that organizers look to expand
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Therapy donkeys prove such a balm of calm to psychiatric hospital that organizers look to expand
I find it absolutely heartwarming that a psychiatric hospital in France is using therapy donkeys to help patients feel better. The program has shown significant improvements in car…
Good News Network 12 Jun 2026
Goblin shark filmed in its native habitat for the first time
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Goblin shark filmed in its native habitat for the first time
How exciting is this? The goblin shark, a rare and bizarre creature, has finally been filmed in its natural habitat! Marine biologists captured stunning footage of two goblin shark…
Popular Science 12 Jun 2026
Noble family sells ‘wildlife wonder of the world’ bass rock to protect 100,000-strong seabird population
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Noble family sells ‘wildlife wonder of the world’ bass rock to protect 100,000-strong seabird population
It's truly inspiring to see the Dalrymple family sell Bass Rock to the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. This decision ensures that the incredible colony of gannets and pu…
Good News Network 11 Jun 2026
Chicago home builder lauded for halting construction just to save killdeer nest
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Chicago home builder lauded for halting construction just to save killdeer nest
So, here's a heartwarming story from Chicago where a couple, Ray and Shelly Romolt, paused home construction to protect a killdeer nest. They discovered four eggs in the lot next t…
Good News Network 10 Jun 2026
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This scientist is rethinking how to put GPS collars on wildlife
So, there's this fascinating scientist who's challenging the traditional methods of fitting GPS collars on wildlife. They're exploring new ways to enhance the comfort and effective…
Science.org news 10 Jun 2026
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How can you tell whether your dog is right-pawed or left-pawed?
So, have you ever wondered if your dog has a preference for using one paw over the other? This fascinating topic dives into the idea that just like humans, dogs can show a dominant…
Science.org news 10 Jun 2026
12 endangered piping plover chicks hatch in Michigan and Wisconsin
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12 endangered piping plover chicks hatch in Michigan and Wisconsin
It's such exciting news that 12 piping plover chicks have hatched in Michigan and Wisconsin! These little shorebirds are making a comeback after a tough time, with their population…
Popular Science 8 Jun 2026
Endangered california condor flies into oregon for the first time in 122 years
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Endangered california condor flies into oregon for the first time in 122 years
Last month, a California condor made a remarkable journey into Oregon, marking the first sighting in the state since 1904. This adventurous bird, known as B9, flew a whopping 380 m…
Good News Network 8 Jun 2026
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New bird species identified on Indonesian island through Belgian sound recordings
So, researchers have made an exciting discovery on an Indonesian island - a new bird species has been identified thanks to sound recordings made by Belgian scientists. This breakth…
Gazet van Antwerpen 8 Jun 2026
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Giant pregnant ray of 180 kilograms released in Cambodia
So, a massive pregnant ray weighing 180 kilograms has just been released back into the waters of Cambodia! This incredible event highlights the ongoing efforts to protect marine li…
Gazet van Antwerpen 7 Jun 2026
Animals have personalities. Here’s what shapes them.
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Animals have personalities. Here’s what shapes them.
So, it turns out that animals have personalities just like us! Dr. Alison M. Bell explains that their early experiences shape who they are, whether they’re a shelter dog or a wild …
Popular Science 7 Jun 2026
Should your dog have its own bedroom? Does your cat need a bathroom? The rise and rise of the pet nook
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Should your dog have its own bedroom? Does your cat need a bathroom? The rise and rise of the pet nook
So, it turns out that pet nooks are becoming the latest trend in home design! People are creating whimsical spaces for their furry friends, like cat bathrooms and cozy dog rooms, a…
The Guardian 7 Jun 2026
Ecologist ‘bursts into tears’ seeing endangered gliders using replacement nests
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Ecologist ‘bursts into tears’ seeing endangered gliders using replacement nests
When Australian researchers checked their high-tech nesting boxes for greater gliders, they were overjoyed to find the marsupials using them. Dr. Kita Ashman couldn't hold back her…
Upworthy 7 Jun 2026
Orcas returning to UK coast in numbers rarely seen–with an acrobatic flip for excited tourists (watch)
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Orcas returning to UK coast in numbers rarely seen–with an acrobatic flip for excited tourists (watch)
Orca sightings in the North Sea are creating quite the buzz among tourists and fishermen, many of whom are seeing them for the first time. Just last week, a pod of around 30 orcas …
Good News Network 6 Jun 2026
Orphaned baby turkeys think a feather duster is their mom
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Orphaned baby turkeys think a feather duster is their mom
It's heartwarming to see how two orphaned turkey chicks at Raven Ridge Wildlife Center have found comfort in an unexpected surrogate—a feather duster! These little ones were stress…
Popular Science 6 Jun 2026
Wildlife researchers discover tigers doing something we previously thought went against their very nature
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Wildlife researchers discover tigers doing something we previously thought went against their very nature
So, it turns out that tigers, those solitary big cats we thought we knew so well, can actually be quite social! Researchers captured adorable footage of two tiger mothers, Goma and…
Upworthy 6 Jun 2026
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Humpback spotted in the Scheldt near Doel: ‘First time a humpback swims this far’
I can't believe it, but a humpback whale has been spotted in the Scheldt near Doel! This is such an exciting event because it's the first time a humpback has swum this far inland. …
De Morgen 5 Jun 2026
3 mule deer inaugurate California’s newest wildlife crossing bridge
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3 mule deer inaugurate California’s newest wildlife crossing bridge
So, it’s fantastic to hear that a new wildlife overpass in California is already being used by local deer! Three mule deer were spotted crossing the bridge, which is still under co…
Good News Network 5 Jun 2026
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Bees just did something no other insect has been shown to do
I just came across this fascinating news about bees! They’ve accomplished something truly unique that no other insect has ever been observed doing. It’s amazing to think about the …
Science.org news 5 Jun 2026
Costa Rica moves to protect howler monkeys from electrocution
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Costa Rica moves to protect howler monkeys from electrocution
In a significant move, Costa Rica's constitutional court has ruled that the state-owned electricity company must take action to prevent howler monkeys from being electrocuted on po…
The Guardian Europe 4 Jun 2026
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German hospital receives special visit: six cows suddenly show up at the emergency room
So, imagine the surprise at a German hospital when six cows decided to stroll into the emergency room! It’s not every day that you see such an unusual sight, right? The staff must …
Gazet van Antwerpen 4 Jun 2026
Scientists discover dozens of new animal species in Angola
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Scientists discover dozens of new animal species in Angola
Researchers have made an exciting discovery in Angola, uncovering dozens of new animal species that have never been described before. Among these are a glowing crab spider and a fi…
VRT Nws 4 Jun 2026
Humpbacks make a huge ocean crossing, from one population to another
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Humpbacks make a huge ocean crossing, from one population to another
Isn't it fascinating that humpback whales can be identified by the unique patterns on their tails, much like human fingerprints? Researchers have discovered that these magnificent …
NRC 4 Jun 2026
Critically-endangered red ruffed lemur triplets born at wild georgia theme park
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Critically-endangered red ruffed lemur triplets born at wild georgia theme park
How exciting is this? A critically-endangered couple of red ruffed lemurs has just welcomed triplets at Wild Adventures Theme Park in Georgia! This marks the third consecutive year…
Good News Network 3 Jun 2026
Iconic Kruger National Park celebrates 100th year of protecting African wildlife, including the Big 5
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Iconic Kruger National Park celebrates 100th year of protecting African wildlife, including the Big 5
Wow, can you believe it? Kruger National Park just celebrated its 100th anniversary, and what a milestone it is for wildlife conservation in South Africa! This incredible park, whi…
Good News Network 3 Jun 2026
Puffin and bumblebee among 18 creatures shortlisted to feature on banknotes
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Puffin and bumblebee among 18 creatures shortlisted to feature on banknotes
Eighteen amazing animals, birds, and insects are in the running to be featured on future banknotes, and the public gets to vote! How cool is that? From the adorable puffin to the b…
BBC Top Stories 3 Jun 2026
Big wings and sweet songs: The mating lives of Panama’s katydids
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Big wings and sweet songs: The mating lives of Panama’s katydids
In the vibrant world of katydids, male 'Viadana brunneri' are using their leafy wing structures to attract mates while also hiding from predators. This fascinating study reveals ho…
Popular Science 3 Jun 2026
2026 sees the most right whale calves born in one season since 2009
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2026 sees the most right whale calves born in one season since 2009
Wow, what fantastic news for the North Atlantic right whales! This year, we’ve seen the highest number of calves born since 2009, with 23 little ones making their debut. It seems l…
Good News Network 2 Jun 2026
How Japanese fish printing grew from documenting day’s catch to acclaimed artform
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How Japanese fish printing grew from documenting day’s catch to acclaimed artform
Gyotaku, the Japanese art of fish printing, has evolved from a simple method of documenting catches to a celebrated fine art. Originating in the 19th century, fishermen used sumi i…
Good News Network 1 Jun 2026
Baby raccoon found in chimney gets a nice bubble bath
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Baby raccoon found in chimney gets a nice bubble bath
So, a baby raccoon found its way into a chimney and ended up needing a bubble bath at the New England Wildlife Center! The little guy was covered in soot, which was irritating his …
Popular Science 1 Jun 2026
And the sea cucumber invented immortal tissues
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And the sea cucumber invented immortal tissues
A Canadian team has made a fascinating discovery about sea cucumbers, showing that fragments of these creatures can survive and even grow for years in seawater. This is quite remar…
Le Monde 31 May 2026
Incredibly rare bongos caught on trail cam in area they were thought to be extinct
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Incredibly rare bongos caught on trail cam in area they were thought to be extinct
What an exciting discovery! On World Bongo Day, scientists revealed trail cam images showing that these magnificent bongos have returned to an area in Kenya where they were thought…
Good News Network 31 May 2026
Nature’s soap opera: how a wildlife artist’s nestboxes became a YouTube hit
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Nature’s soap opera: how a wildlife artist’s nestboxes became a YouTube hit
Robert Fuller, a wildlife artist, has turned his childhood passion for building bird boxes into a YouTube sensation. His channel, which streams live footage of nesting birds, is on…
The Guardian 30 May 2026
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A hidden treasure of rare snake specimens
So, there's this incredible story about a collector in Ecuador who has amassed a stunning variety of rare snake specimens. It's fascinating to think about the dedication and passio…
The New York Times 30 May 2026
These marine mammals can recognize themselves in the mirror
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These marine mammals can recognize themselves in the mirror
So, it turns out that belugas are joining the exclusive club of species that can recognize themselves in mirrors! This fascinating ability was observed in a recent study where rese…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 30 May 2026
Surprisingly smart jumping spiders can dream and recognize friends, despite poppy-seed sized brain
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Surprisingly smart jumping spiders can dream and recognize friends, despite poppy-seed sized brain
Jumping spiders are proving to be surprisingly intelligent despite their tiny brains. Recent studies show they can dream during sleep, exhibiting rapid eye movements similar to REM…
Upworthy 29 May 2026
A new york cemetery was hiding over 5 million burrowing bees, one of the world’s largest concentrations
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A new york cemetery was hiding over 5 million burrowing bees, one of the world’s largest concentrations
Can you believe it? A cemetery in New York has been hiding a staggering 5.5 million ground-nesting bees, making it one of the largest bee colonies ever discovered! These little pol…
Good News Network 29 May 2026
Rare hybrid sea turtle released back into the ocean after rescue
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Rare hybrid sea turtle released back into the ocean after rescue
A unique hybrid sea turtle named Earl Grey has been given a second chance at life in the ocean! This special turtle, a mix of a Loggerhead and a Kemp's ridley, was rescued from a b…
Popular Science 29 May 2026
Fabulous Vietnam pheasant not seen in 20 years returns to wild thanks to zoo coalition
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Fabulous Vietnam pheasant not seen in 20 years returns to wild thanks to zoo coalition
I’m absolutely thrilled to share that the Vietnam pheasant, a stunning bird not seen in the wild for over 20 years, is making a comeback! Thanks to an international coalition of co…
Good News Network 29 May 2026
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From 19,283 photos to two hard proofs: researchers record a record journey of more than 14,000 km by two humpback whales
Wow, researchers have made an incredible discovery about two humpback whales that traveled over 14,000 kilometers! They analyzed a staggering 19,283 photos to track these magnifice…
De Morgen 29 May 2026
Pigeons use their livers to sense Earth’s magnetic field
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Pigeons use their livers to sense Earth’s magnetic field
Isn't it fascinating that pigeons have a special way to navigate using their livers? Recent research reveals that immune cells in their livers, called macrophages, are sensitive to…
Popular Science 29 May 2026
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American paleontologists discover new terrifying dino: 'The T-Rex of the sea'
So, this exciting discovery by American paleontologists has unveiled a new marine dinosaur that’s being dubbed the 'T-Rex of the sea.' Can you imagine the size and power of such a …
Gazet van Antwerpen 29 May 2026
The Dutch practice of ‘cow cuddling’ may lower stress and boost mindfulness
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The Dutch practice of ‘cow cuddling’ may lower stress and boost mindfulness
Have you ever thought about cuddling a cow? It turns out that this unique practice, known as cow cuddling, can significantly lower stress and enhance mindfulness. Cows, with their …
Upworthy 29 May 2026
Rare Przewalski’s horse born in New York
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Rare Przewalski’s horse born in New York
On April 21, a delightful Przewalski’s horse foal was born at the Bronx Zoo in New York City, marking a significant moment for this endangered species. These unique horses, often m…
Popular Science 28 May 2026
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Some spinosaurs cried salty tears to thrive in brackish waters
Isn't it fascinating how some spinosaurs adapted to their environments? These incredible creatures actually developed the ability to cry salty tears, which helped them thrive in br…
Science.org news 28 May 2026
First of its kind effort sees China clone wild yaks to save subspecies numbering fewer than 300
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First of its kind effort sees China clone wild yaks to save subspecies numbering fewer than 300
China has taken a groundbreaking step by cloning wild yaks to help save this critically-endangered subspecies. With fewer than 300 left, these magnificent creatures are now receivi…
Good News Network 27 May 2026
Hamsters run on wheels for a surprisingly joyful reason
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Hamsters run on wheels for a surprisingly joyful reason
So, it turns out that hamsters running on wheels isn't just a quirky behavior! Researchers discovered that even wild mice enjoy running on wheels, suggesting it's not just about bo…
Popular Science 27 May 2026
Meet the biologists deciphering marine-mammal histories from baleen, whiskers and tusks
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Meet the biologists deciphering marine-mammal histories from baleen, whiskers and tusks
It's fascinating to see how biologists like Kathleen Hunt are uncovering the secrets of marine mammals through their baleen and other unique materials. By analyzing these samples, …
Nature 27 May 2026
English pony found unharmed having been trapped entirely inside a tractor tire
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English pony found unharmed having been trapped entirely inside a tractor tire
What a wild rescue story! In Stoke-on-Trent, a pony was discovered completely trapped inside a tractor tire, and no one knew how it got there. Thankfully, the local residents quick…
Good News Network 27 May 2026
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They were hunted to the brink of extinction, but now blue and common whales are reappearing in their old habitats
It's amazing to see how blue and common whales are making a comeback in their former habitats! After being pushed to the edge of extinction, these magnificent creatures are now ret…
De Morgen 26 May 2026
New York City was visited by nine different whales in one day and the photos are incredible
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New York City was visited by nine different whales in one day and the photos are incredible
Can you believe it? On August 13, 2022, New Yorkers were treated to an unforgettable whale watching experience with nine whales spotted in the harbor! Celia Ackerman, a naturalist,…
Upworthy 26 May 2026
California brought back beavers for the first time in 70 years, and the results are already amazing
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California brought back beavers for the first time in 70 years, and the results are already amazing
In a remarkable turn of events, California has reintroduced beavers after 70 years, inspired by ancient wisdom from Native American art. This initiative, driven by the Tule River T…
Upworthy 26 May 2026
Bobcat that survived being hit by a car gets a custom-built kennel
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Bobcat that survived being hit by a car gets a custom-built kennel
A Pennsylvania bobcat that survived a terrible car accident is getting a new lease on life thanks to a custom-built kennel. After two months of recovery at Raven Ridge Wildlife Cen…
Popular Science 26 May 2026
6 bird cam highlights to celebrate nesting season
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6 bird cam highlights to celebrate nesting season
Spring is here, and that means it's time for the most exciting show on the internet—live bird cams! From adorable albatross chicks stretching their wings to barred owls serving up …
Popular Science 25 May 2026
How I eavesdrop on frog conversations
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How I eavesdrop on frog conversations
Billie Goolsby is diving into the fascinating world of frog communication, where tadpoles use vibrations to talk to their parents. It's amazing how these little creatures perform a…
Nature 25 May 2026
Golf ball-sized octopus discovered near the Galápagos Islands
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Golf ball-sized octopus discovered near the Galápagos Islands
A remarkable new octopus species, Microeledone galapagensis, has been discovered near the Galápagos Islands, and it's tiny enough to fit in your hand! Marine biologists first spott…
Popular Science 25 May 2026
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Remarkable images from De Panne: bystander fearlessly grabs dogfish and helps the animal back into the sea
So, there's this incredible story from De Panne where a brave bystander spotted a stranded dogfish. Without a second thought, they jumped in to help the fish back into deeper water…
Gazet van Antwerpen 25 May 2026
It’s baby season at Yellowstone National Park
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It’s baby season at Yellowstone National Park
Spring is in full swing at Yellowstone National Park, and that means adorable baby animals are making their debut! From bison to black bears, the park is buzzing with new arrivals …
Popular Science 24 May 2026
Increased sightings of world’s two largest whale species decimated by hunting provides new hope for survival
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Increased sightings of world’s two largest whale species decimated by hunting provides new hope for survival
It's fantastic to hear that sightings of the world's two largest whale species are on the rise! After decades of commercial whaling, new research shows a significant increase in bl…
Good News Network 24 May 2026
Farmers in Mayenne reduce nitrate pollution by letting their cows graze more
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Farmers in Mayenne reduce nitrate pollution by letting their cows graze more
In Mayenne, a group of farmers is making a remarkable shift towards cleaner agriculture by allowing their cows to graze more. Instead of relying on corn and soy for feed, they are …
Le Monde 23 May 2026
The boat-billed heron looks fake but is very real
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The boat-billed heron looks fake but is very real
So, have you ever seen a bird that looks like a quirky mix of a heron and a cartoon character? The boat-billed heron is just that, with its unique flat bill perfect for catching fi…
Popular Science 23 May 2026
A 'golden orb' on the ocean floor came from a mysterious animal
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A 'golden orb' on the ocean floor came from a mysterious animal
So, researchers have finally unraveled the mystery of a golden orb found on the ocean floor in the Gulf of Alaska. Initially thought to be extraterrestrial, it turns out to be the …
Wired 23 May 2026
AI employed to pinpoint whale heat signatures in San Francisco Bay to prevent ship collisions
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AI employed to pinpoint whale heat signatures in San Francisco Bay to prevent ship collisions
Scientists in California are using heat-sensing AI to protect grey whales in San Francisco Bay. With increasing sightings of these magnificent creatures, conservationists are eager…
Good News Network 22 May 2026
Man gathers up family acres home to moose and mountain lion and returns them to Indian tribe
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Man gathers up family acres home to moose and mountain lion and returns them to Indian tribe
What a heartwarming story! Gary Verbrugge, after a long career in the city, decided to return to his roots and donate his family’s land to the Kalispel Indian Tribe. This beautiful…
Good News Network 22 May 2026
Five seal pups released on Blankenberge beach: Emotional moment, but result of months of care
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Five seal pups released on Blankenberge beach: "Emotional moment, but result of months of care"
What a heartwarming sight it was to see five seal pups released back into the sea at Blankenberge! After months of care at Sea Life, these little guys were finally strong enough to…
VRT Nws 22 May 2026
Cows can tell humans apart, new study finds
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Cows can tell humans apart, new study finds
So, it turns out cows are a lot smarter than we give them credit for! A recent study shows that these animals can recognize and differentiate between human faces and voices. They e…
Popular Science 21 May 2026
Newly discovered spider has happy face on its back
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Newly discovered spider has happy face on its back
So, researchers have made a delightful discovery in the Himalayas – a new species of spider that sports a happy face on its back! Known as the Himalayan happy-face spider, this lit…
Popular Science 20 May 2026
Passionate ‘tortoise guardians’ help critically-endangered giant tortoise slowly return to India
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Passionate ‘tortoise guardians’ help critically-endangered giant tortoise slowly return to India
In Nagaland, locals are stepping up to protect the critically-endangered Asian giant tortoise, which was once hunted. Thanks to a captive breeding program, the population has surge…
Good News Network 19 May 2026
Satellites and AI used to track UK hedgehogs in bid to slow decline
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Satellites and AI used to track UK hedgehogs in bid to slow decline
Researchers at the University of Cambridge are using satellite data and AI to help protect Britain's hedgehogs. With a tool called Tessera, they can pinpoint hedgehog habitats and …
BBC Top Stories 19 May 2026
Birds get a bad rap: why we should look up to our feathered friends
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Birds get a bad rap: why we should look up to our feathered friends
Birds are facing serious challenges, with many species in the U.S. at risk of extinction. But there's hope! Naturalist Scott Weidensaul highlights successful conservation efforts t…
Nature 18 May 2026
1,000-year-old dingo bones show that it was injured, cared for, and ritually buried
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1,000-year-old dingo bones show that it was injured, cared for, and ritually buried
A fascinating discovery has emerged from the remains of a 1,000-year-old dingo, revealing the deep bond between Australia’s First Nations and these wild dogs. The Barkindji people …
Popular Science 18 May 2026
Jackie and Shadow’s eaglets practice stomping and flapping
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Jackie and Shadow’s eaglets practice stomping and flapping
Jackie and Shadow's eaglets, Sandy and Luna, are growing up fast and honing their skills! They've started flapping their wings, which may look a bit clumsy, but it's crucial for bu…
Popular Science 18 May 2026
Firefighters broke out their hoses to save 25 million bees from an overheating truck
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Firefighters broke out their hoses to save 25 million bees from an overheating truck
What an incredible story! When a truck carrying 25 million bees broke down in the heat, firefighters sprang into action to save them. They used their hoses to cool down the trailer…
Upworthy 18 May 2026
Researchers decode whale language: 'It's yet another moment that calls for humility'
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Researchers decode whale language: 'It's yet another moment that calls for humility'
New research reveals that the language of sperm whales is more similar to human language than previously thought. Scientists envision a future where we might communicate with these…
Politiken.dk 18 May 2026
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Rare seals spotted snoozing in an underwater ‘bubble cave’
So, researchers have made an exciting discovery of rare seals taking a nap in a unique underwater bubble cave. This fascinating environment provides a cozy retreat for these seals,…
Science.org news 16 May 2026
How a kindergarten teacher became the accidental guardian of 200 king penguins
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How a kindergarten teacher became the accidental guardian of 200 king penguins
It's amazing to think that a former kindergarten teacher, Cecilia Durán Gafo, has become the protector of nearly 200 king penguins in Chile! After witnessing the decline of these b…
The Guardian Europe 15 May 2026
Surprising visitors in a nighttime Kenyan wildlife park
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Surprising visitors in a nighttime Kenyan wildlife park
The Masai Mara National Park in Kenya is famous for its stunning wildlife, attracting over 300,000 tourists each year. However, there are still hidden spots within its vast 1,500 s…
NRC 14 May 2026
EU passes animal protection law for keeping, breeding, and selling
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EU passes animal protection law for keeping, breeding, and selling
I’m really excited to share that the European Parliament has just passed its first comprehensive animal welfare law! This groundbreaking legislation aims to eliminate harmful breed…
Good News Network 14 May 2026
Vital island home for endangered monk seals gains marine protections from Greece
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Vital island home for endangered monk seals gains marine protections from Greece
What fantastic news! Greece has just established a new marine protected area around Gyaros, home to the largest colony of Mediterranean monk seals. These seals, which are among the…
Good News Network 14 May 2026
Butterfly that went extinct in Britain a century ago set for return to famous rewilded estate land
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Butterfly that went extinct in Britain a century ago set for return to famous rewilded estate land
How exciting is this? The black-veined white butterfly, which vanished from Britain over a century ago, is making a comeback thanks to a rewilding project at Knepp Estate! This ini…
Good News Network 13 May 2026
5 new mules set to patrol Olympic National Park
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5 new mules set to patrol Olympic National Park
Five new mules have joined the team at Olympic National Park, ready to assist with trail maintenance this tourist season. Named Murl, Cutti, Pip, Checkers, and Gopher, these mules …
Popular Science 13 May 2026
Asiatic wild ass returns to eastern mongolia after 65-year isolation from landscape fencing
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Asiatic wild ass returns to eastern mongolia after 65-year isolation from landscape fencing
How exciting is it that the Asiatic wild ass, or khulan, is back in eastern Mongolia after more than 65 years? Thanks to recent efforts to remove fencing along the Trans-Mongolian …
Good News Network 11 May 2026
Newborns to silverbacks: counting mountain gorillas in Uganda – in pictures
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Newborns to silverbacks: counting mountain gorillas in Uganda – in pictures
It's absolutely heartwarming to see the latest mountain gorilla census in Uganda, especially through the lens of National Geographic photographer Jasper Doest. The newborn gorillas…
The Guardian 11 May 2026
Watch this senior beagle experience sunshine for the first time
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Watch this senior beagle experience sunshine for the first time
It's heartwarming to see a senior beagle experience sunshine for the very first time! Rescued from a life of confinement, this sweet dog lifted her head to the sky and tasted freed…
Upworthy 10 May 2026
Clever kid builds phone charger powered by pet hamster
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Clever kid builds phone charger powered by pet hamster
It sounds a bit wild, but a young YouTuber named Flamethrower has created a phone charger powered by his pet hamster! After realizing his nocturnal hamster was running on its wheel…
Popular Science 9 May 2026
1 in a million white bison calf born in Iowa
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1 in a million white bison calf born in Iowa
A truly remarkable event has taken place at the Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge in Iowa, where a rare white bison calf has been born. Typically, bison are born with reddish or …
Popular Science 9 May 2026
Platypuses swam with dolphins 25 million years ago, reveals ‘exciting’ fossil find
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Platypuses swam with dolphins 25 million years ago, reveals ‘exciting’ fossil find
How cool is it that platypuses once swam alongside dolphins 25 million years ago? A recent fossil discovery in South Australia has unveiled an ancient species of platypus with teet…
Good News Network 9 May 2026
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Mama otter adopts orphaned pup: “This is a kind of happy ending”
It's heartwarming to hear that a mama otter has taken in an orphaned pup, creating a beautiful story of compassion in the animal kingdom. This kind of adoption showcases the nurtur…
Gazet van Antwerpen 8 May 2026
Rewilding giants: captive elephants rehomed in Europe’s first sanctuary
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Rewilding giants: captive elephants rehomed in Europe’s first sanctuary
I'm really excited about the opening of Europe's first large-scale elephant sanctuary! It's a fantastic step towards providing a more natural environment for elephants like Julie a…
The Guardian 8 May 2026
Orphaned otter found on a beach is now surrogate mother to an orphaned pup found on a beach
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Orphaned otter found on a beach is now surrogate mother to an orphaned pup found on a beach
When rescuers discovered a tiny otter pup named Sunny alone on the beach, they brought her to a special place where Rey, another orphaned otter, was waiting. This heartwarming stor…
Good News Network 7 May 2026
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New extinct koala species discovered in Western Australia: “Could locate food from greater distances”
I just read about an exciting discovery in Western Australia! Scientists have identified a new extinct species of koala that had the remarkable ability to locate food from greater …
Gazet van Antwerpen 6 May 2026
Shark lasers could help save vulnerable species
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Shark lasers could help save vulnerable species
Combining lasers with shark research might sound wild, but it's a game changer for conservation! Researchers in Australia are using laser technology to accurately determine the age…
Popular Science 5 May 2026
370 million birds will migrate tonight
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370 million birds will migrate tonight
Tonight is going to be a spectacular night for birdwatchers! An estimated 373 million birds will take to the skies, making their way northward in search of food and nesting grounds…
Popular Science 5 May 2026
Tow truck driver tells customers to wait until he finishes moose rescue: they reply ‘oh, that’s fine’
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Tow truck driver tells customers to wait until he finishes moose rescue: they reply ‘oh, that’s fine’
So, here's a heartwarming story from Saskatchewan! A tow truck driver named Clint Gottinger prioritized rescuing a frozen moose over his towing jobs, and his customers were totally…
Good News Network 5 May 2026
40 years of work returning 900 wild horses to China’s steppes is celebrated in Year of the Horse 2026
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40 years of work returning 900 wild horses to China’s steppes is celebrated in Year of the Horse 2026
What an incredible milestone for conservation! After 40 years of dedicated efforts, the Wild Horse Return Program in China has successfully brought the Przewalski’s horse back from…
Good News Network 2 May 2026
Saving sharks and rays, one catch at a time
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Saving sharks and rays, one catch at a time
In the Amvrakikos Gulf of Greece, marine scientist Roxani Naasan Aga-Spyridopoulou is working closely with local fishers to ensure the survival of sharks and rays. These unintended…
Nature 30 Apr 2026
Record number of humpbacks observed feeding in ‘supergroup’ near South Africa
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Record number of humpbacks observed feeding in ‘supergroup’ near South Africa
Wow, can you believe it? Two photographers just set a world record by spotting 304 individual humpback whales in a single supergroup off the coast of South Africa! These magnificen…
Good News Network 30 Apr 2026
Chinese pangolins growing steadily in the wilds of southern China for the first time this century
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Chinese pangolins growing steadily in the wilds of southern China for the first time this century
It's such exciting news that the Chinese tree pangolin is making a comeback! After being critically endangered, their population in Guangdong Province has grown to about 1,778 indi…
Good News Network 29 Apr 2026
Endangered antelopes flown to Kenya from Czech zoo in 'historic homecoming'
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Endangered antelopes flown to Kenya from Czech zoo in 'historic homecoming'
Four mountain bongos, a rare antelope species, have made their way back to Kenya from a Czech zoo, and it's such an exciting moment! These beautiful creatures are expected to boost…
BBC Top Stories 29 Apr 2026
A chunky digital cat is here to help you stop doomscrolling
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A chunky digital cat is here to help you stop doomscrolling
So, if you find yourself endlessly scrolling through social media, there's a quirky solution called Cat Gatekeeper. This free Chrome extension brings a hefty tabby cat right into y…
Popular Science 29 Apr 2026
The ‘Waymo of the sea’ tracks sperm whale conversations
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The ‘Waymo of the sea’ tracks sperm whale conversations
Sperm whales are fascinating creatures that dive deep and travel vast distances, making them hard to study. Now, a new autonomous underwater glider from Project CETI is here to cha…
Popular Science 29 Apr 2026
18 silly finalists from the comedy wildlife people’s choice awards
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18 silly finalists from the comedy wildlife people’s choice awards
The Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards have brought some laughter to our day with their latest finalists! Alison Tuck's winning photo of a gannet struggling against the wind perfectly ca…
Popular Science 29 Apr 2026
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Son of Indian billionaire wants to rescue Pablo Escobar's hippos
So, this fascinating story is about the son of an Indian billionaire who has a big dream - he wants to rescue the hippos that once belonged to Pablo Escobar! It's incredible to thi…
Het Laatste Nieuws 28 Apr 2026
Parrots use names to talk to each other
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Parrots use names to talk to each other
So, it turns out that parrots might be using names just like we do! A recent study found that many companion parrots can learn and apply names appropriately, even using them in uni…
Popular Science 27 Apr 2026
Beasts of no party: the curious history of America’s animal mayors
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Beasts of no party: the curious history of America’s animal mayors
So, can you believe it? In Divide, Colorado, a dog named Ringo has just been elected mayor, continuing a quirky tradition of animal mayors in the area. This election was quite the …
The Guardian Europe 27 Apr 2026
‘When we saw one there were high-fives and hugging’: the Swedish TV show (hopefully) bringing moose to your sofa
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‘When we saw one there were high-fives and hugging’: the Swedish TV show (hopefully) bringing moose to your sofa
I just love the idea of The Great Moose Migration bringing the beauty of nature right into our living rooms! This unique Swedish show offers a three-week-long livestream where view…
The Guardian 27 Apr 2026
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16 European nationalities participate in seagull screaming championship: “People book tickets specifically for this, how crazy is that?”
It's absolutely fascinating to see 16 different European nationalities coming together for the seagull screaming championship! People are actually booking tickets just to witness t…
Het Laatste Nieuws 26 Apr 2026
My choir used my whale sound recordings to make a song celebrating the ocean
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My choir used my whale sound recordings to make a song celebrating the ocean
How amazing is this? A choir in Margate has transformed whale sounds recorded by one of its members into a beautiful song called 'Wash Over Me', celebrating the ocean! Conservation…
BBC Top Stories 25 Apr 2026
Cries of delight as Sumatran orangutan filmed using canopy bridge to cross road for first time
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Cries of delight as Sumatran orangutan filmed using canopy bridge to cross road for first time
I can't believe it – the critically endangered Sumatran orangutan has been filmed crossing a canopy bridge for the very first time! This amazing moment happened in North Sumatra, w…
The Guardian 25 Apr 2026
Honeybees understand basic math
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Honeybees understand basic math
Isn't it fascinating that honeybees, with brains the size of a sesame seed, can actually understand basic math? Researchers at Monash University have shown that these incredible po…
Popular Science 24 Apr 2026
Girl describes finding rare Mexican axolotl in Wales
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Girl describes finding rare Mexican axolotl in Wales
So, a 10-year-old girl named Evie made an incredible discovery while on holiday in Wales - she found a rare Mexican axolotl! This is the first time anyone has documented finding on…
BBC Top Stories 23 Apr 2026
Pugs and Frenchies could find breathing relief for squishy faces with new treatment
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Pugs and Frenchies could find breathing relief for squishy faces with new treatment
So, there's some exciting news for our beloved flat-faced dog breeds! After years of research, scientists have developed a new injectable treatment called Snoretox-1 that could hel…
Popular Science 23 Apr 2026
Bonobos enjoy pretend tea parties and chimps think rationally: why apes are more like us than we ever thought
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Bonobos enjoy pretend tea parties and chimps think rationally: why apes are more like us than we ever thought
I find it absolutely fascinating that bonobos like Kanzi can engage in pretend play, just like kids do at tea parties! This groundbreaking research shows that apes are not just int…
The Guardian 23 Apr 2026
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Kempen sheep army takes on Japanese knotweed
In the Kempen region near Schoten, a flock of sheep is being deployed as a natural weapon against the invasive Japanese knotweed, one of the most stubborn plants threatening local …
Gazet van Antwerpen 23 Apr 2026
Ditch the power tools and build a hedgehog highway for a nature-friendly garden
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Ditch the power tools and build a hedgehog highway for a nature-friendly garden
Spring is here and the urge to tidy up the garden is real - but hold that thought, because all those hollow stems, dead leaves and rotting bits are absolutely teeming with life. So…
The Guardian 22 Apr 2026
Record puffin count on Welsh island for second year in a row
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Record puffin count on Welsh island for second year in a row
So: great news from Skomer Island off the Pembrokeshire coast, where a whopping 52,019 puffins were counted this year - that's 8,000 more than the previous record set just last yea…
BBC Top Stories 22 Apr 2026
Tourist finds rare chunk of oldest sea crocodile
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Tourist finds rare chunk of oldest sea crocodile
So: a woman from Solihull named Heather Salt went to Lyme Regis just hoping to find a little ammonite, and instead stumbled across a 200-million-year-old jawbone fragment from one …
BBC Top Stories 22 Apr 2026
Play with your dog. It’s good for both of you.
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Play with your dog. It’s good for both of you.
So, here's the scoop: a new study reveals that playing with your dog can really strengthen the emotional bond you share. It turns out that just a few extra minutes of playtime each…
Popular Science 22 Apr 2026
Earth’s largest otters have chocolate bar-sized babies
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Earth’s largest otters have chocolate bar-sized babies
Isn't it fascinating that giant otter babies weigh just about 7.1 ounces, roughly the size of a decent chocolate bar? Chester Zoo recently welcomed three of these adorable little o…
Popular Science 21 Apr 2026
Rare sea eagle spotted at Het Vinne lake in Zoutleeuw
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Rare sea eagle spotted at Het Vinne lake in Zoutleeuw
So, a rare sea eagle has been spotted at Het Vinne lake in Zoutleeuw, and it's quite the sight! Hobby photographer Eddy Koninckx managed to capture this magnificent bird, which boa…
VRT Nws 21 Apr 2026
World’s oldest gorilla, known for her dignified manner, celebrates 69
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World’s oldest gorilla, known for her dignified manner, celebrates 69
On April 13th, Fatou, the world’s oldest gorilla, celebrated her 69th birthday with a delightful vegetable feast at the Berlin Zoo. It's fascinating to think about her journey from…
Good News Network 21 Apr 2026
Sand martins nest in construction site Maaseik: beautiful news for our biodiversity
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Sand martins nest in construction site Maaseik: beautiful news for our biodiversity
So, here's the exciting news! Two sand martins have decided to nest in a construction site for a new residential tower along the Maas River in Maaseik. The city has taken steps to …
VRT Nws 20 Apr 2026
US again wins battle on Wake Atoll against invasive rats depleting the seabird populations
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US again wins battle on Wake Atoll against invasive rats depleting the seabird populations
What an exciting victory for Wake Atoll! After years of struggle, invasive rats have been eradicated, allowing native seabirds to thrive once again. This collaborative effort has n…
Good News Network 20 Apr 2026
Two mountain lion cubs rescued from certain death
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Two mountain lion cubs rescued from certain death
It's heartwarming to hear about Clover and Crimson, two mountain lion cubs rescued from dire situations in California. Clover arrived at the Oakland Zoo underweight and in need of …
Popular Science 20 Apr 2026
More than 100 hikers accompany 800 sheep on trek through Voerstreek to summer pastures
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More than 100 hikers accompany 800 sheep on trek through Voerstreek to summer pastures
This weekend, the Transhumance event took place in Voeren, organized by Natuurpunt, where around 800 sheep were walked from their winter to summer pastures. It attracted a record 1…
VRT Nws 19 Apr 2026
Writer Tijl Nuyts: 'The naked mole rat made me realize that the world is malleable'
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Writer Tijl Nuyts: 'The naked mole rat made me realize that the world is malleable'
Tijl Nuyts has a unique perspective on the naked mole rat, which he believes reflects deeper societal themes like activism and climate change. His debut novel, told from the perspe…
NRC 17 Apr 2026
Meet the Oxford Library Cat Who’s Purr-fectly Content Being the Unofficial College Mascot
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Meet the Oxford Library Cat Who’s Purr-fectly Content Being the Unofficial College Mascot
Isambard Kitten Brunel, affectionately known as Issy, is the charming library cat at Oxford University who has captured the hearts of students. He commutes by bus with his owner, J…
Good News Network 17 Apr 2026
Robots can’t replace guide dogs
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Robots can’t replace guide dogs
Guide dogs are incredible companions for those with vision loss, providing not just navigation but also emotional support. While robots seem like a futuristic alternative, they lac…
Popular Science 16 Apr 2026
World’s last wild horse thriving after 3 years in Spain’s gallop towards rewilding
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World’s last wild horse thriving after 3 years in Spain’s gallop towards rewilding
Isn't it amazing? Three years ago, the last wild horse species, the Przewalski’s horse, was reintroduced into a Spanish woodland, and now they’re thriving! With 10 foals born since…
Good News Network 16 Apr 2026
Brazil’s blue-and-yellow macaws return to Rio after 200 years: ‘A dream come true’
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Brazil’s blue-and-yellow macaws return to Rio after 200 years: ‘A dream come true’
It's such exciting news that blue-and-yellow macaws are back in Rio de Janeiro after 200 years! Thanks to a captive breeding program, these stunning birds are finally soaring throu…
Good News Network 15 Apr 2026
Butterfly Tinder? Friesland and Overijssel want a 'dating highway' for the large fire butterfly
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Butterfly Tinder? Friesland and Overijssel want a 'dating highway' for the large fire butterfly
Isn't it fascinating? The large fire butterfly, a stunning species unique to the Netherlands, is facing extinction in its habitat in Friesland. Conservationists are now proposing a…
NRC 15 Apr 2026
Cloud jaguar sighting is first in a decade caught on a trail cam in Honduras
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Cloud jaguar sighting is first in a decade caught on a trail cam in Honduras
Just recently, a stunning sighting of a jaguar in Honduras' Sierra del Merendón mountains was captured on camera for the first time in ten years! This healthy male jaguar was spott…
Good News Network 15 Apr 2026
Sperm whales’ communication closely parallels human language, study finds
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Sperm whales’ communication closely parallels human language, study finds
Isn't it fascinating that sperm whales, those gigantic ocean dwellers, share some communication traits with us? Researchers have found that their vocalizations form a sort of 'alph…
The Guardian 15 Apr 2026
The name of this tiny glass frog is heavy with symbolism
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The name of this tiny glass frog is heavy with symbolism
So, here's the exciting news! Neisi Dájomes, the first woman from Ecuador to win Olympic gold, now has a newly discovered glass frog named after her—Nymphargus dajomesae. This tiny…
NRC 14 Apr 2026
Injured turtle gets a second chance on four wheels
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Injured turtle gets a second chance on four wheels
So, a veterinary practice in the Philippines has done something quite remarkable by installing wheels on an injured Aldabra giant tortoise! This tortoise had trouble with its hind …
Popular Science 13 Apr 2026
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Oldest gorilla in the world treated to a feast of vegetables for 69th birthday
So, can you believe it? The oldest gorilla in the world just celebrated her 69th birthday with a delightful feast of fresh vegetables! It’s heartwarming to see such a special occas…
Het Laatste Nieuws 13 Apr 2026
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Surprising baby news from Zoo Planckendael: Asian elephant May Tagu is pregnant by bull Kanvar
I just heard the most exciting news from Zoo Planckendael! May Tagu, the Asian elephant, is expecting a baby with the bull Kanvar. This is such a wonderful development for the zoo …
Het Laatste Nieuws 13 Apr 2026
Unique honeybees found only in southern California can fend off deadly varroa mites
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Unique honeybees found only in southern California can fend off deadly varroa mites
I’m really excited about this discovery of unique honeybees in Southern California! These bees have shown an incredible ability to fend off varroa mites, which have been a huge thr…
Good News Network 13 Apr 2026
Owl saved from electrical fence adopts abandoned owlet
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Owl saved from electrical fence adopts abandoned owlet
What a heartwarming story! A female great horned owl was rescued after getting stuck in an electrical fence, and while she was recovering, she ended up adopting an abandoned owlet.…
Popular Science 12 Apr 2026
New sea eagle born in De Blankaart in Diksmuide
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New sea eagle born in De Blankaart in Diksmuide
I’m absolutely thrilled to share that a new sea eagle has hatched at De Blankaart! Guido Vandenbroucke, the conservator, spotted a feeding session this morning, which is such an ex…
VRT Nws 12 Apr 2026
Parrot goes on underwater adventure in his custom-built submarine
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Parrot goes on underwater adventure in his custom-built submarine
Bebe the parrot has taken his adventurous spirit to a whole new level by diving underwater in a custom-built submarine! This little guy explored the beautiful sights of the Bahamas…
The Washington Post 11 Apr 2026
Children in Oostkamp give ponies crazy hairstyles during alpaca and pony camp
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Children in Oostkamp give ponies crazy hairstyles during alpaca and pony camp
In Oostkamp, a delightful alpaca and pony camp took place during the Easter holiday, featuring a unique 'crazy hairstyles' workshop for ponies. Organized by vzw OOK, this camp has …
VRT Nws 11 Apr 2026
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Motorists in Thailand don't know what they're seeing: ostrich runs 15 kilometers on highway
So, imagine driving down a highway and suddenly spotting an ostrich sprinting alongside you! That's exactly what happened in Thailand, where motorists were left in disbelief as thi…
Het Laatste Nieuws 11 Apr 2026
After disappointing breeding seasons: 2 peregrine falcon chicks born at Sint-Maartenskerk in Kortrijk, possibly 2 more on the way
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After disappointing breeding seasons: 2 peregrine falcon chicks born at Sint-Maartenskerk in Kortrijk, possibly 2 more on the way
How exciting is this? The famous peregrine falcon couple, Jara and James, have successfully hatched two chicks at the Sint-Maartenskerk in Kortrijk after a couple of tough breeding…
VRT Nws 10 Apr 2026
Cambodia Honors Minesweeping Hero Rat
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Cambodia Honors Minesweeping Hero Rat
In Cambodia, a memorial statue has been dedicated to Magawa, an African giant pouched rat who cleared over 100 landmines and unexploded bombs in its remarkable career. The UK-based…
Good News Network 9 Apr 2026
Fossil Shows Early Reptiles Breathed Like Modern Ones
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Fossil Shows Early Reptiles Breathed Like Modern Ones
Scientists have discovered a fossil that shows early reptiles breathed using a rib cage system, similar to modern animals. The discovery was made in Oklahoma and dates back to 280 …
NRC 9 Apr 2026
Wallonia bans robot lawn mowers at night to protect hedgehogs
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Wallonia bans robot lawn mowers at night to protect hedgehogs
So here's the thing - hedgehogs are nocturnal creatures that can't escape from robot mowers, and instead of fleeing, they just curl up into a ball where their spines become useless…
VRT Nws 9 Apr 2026
Half-blind, 12-yo Dog Fights off Hungry Bear to Protect Family and Pets in New Mexico: ’She’s our little savior’
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Half-blind, 12-yo Dog Fights off Hungry Bear to Protect Family and Pets in New Mexico: ’She’s our little savior’
In New Mexico, a 12-year-old dog named Honey fought off a hungry bear that was threatening her family and pets. Despite being half-blind from an earlier encounter with a porcupine,…
Good News Network 8 Apr 2026
Hero Rat Who Sniffed Out Over 100 Land Mines is Honored with Giant Statue
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Hero Rat Who Sniffed Out Over 100 Land Mines is Honored with Giant Statue
A giant statue was unveiled on Friday in Cambodia to honor the African giant pouched rat Magawa, who sniffed out over 100 land mines during his five-year career as a mine-detector.…
The Washington Post 8 Apr 2026
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New DNA Breakthrough Proves Dog Lived with Humans 15,800 Years Ago
Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery that confirms dogs lived with humans for over 15,000 years. The study reveals the extent of our canine companions' evolution and the…
De Morgen 8 Apr 2026
Techondernemer maakt kankervaccin voor hond tegen kanker
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Techondernemer maakt kankervaccin voor hond tegen kanker
Paul Conyngham, een technologiebedrijfsaandeelhouder, heeft voor het eerst in de geschiedenis van de wetenschap een persoonlijk kankervaccin gemaakt voor zijn hond Rosie. Hij werkt…
NRC 8 Apr 2026
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Endangered Bird Was Losing its Song, So Captive Breeding Now Includes Singing Lessons from Wild Males
The critically endangered regent honeyeater has had to re-learn its natural love song after reaching a record low of 300 individuals left in the wild. Scientists at the Australian …
Good News Network 6 Apr 2026
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Obi-Wan the tame duck is home again after being kidnapped
What a story! Obi-Wan, a beloved tame duck, has made it safely home after being kidnapped. His return was met with tears and applause - and apparently some earthworms as a welcome-…
Manual 6 Apr 2026
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Seal loves his rubber duckie - adorable video goes viral
Reggae, a 33-year-old Atlantic harbor seal at the New England Aquarium in Boston, is absolutely smitten with his little yellow rubber duckie - and honestly, the whole internet seem…
Good News Network 6 Apr 2026
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Toestand van gestrande bultrug onveranderd, maar er is opnieuw sprankeltje hoop
Despite the lack of improvement in his prognosis, there is still cause for optimism about the future of the stranded crab. The fishmongers and chefs at Bruges' bustling market are …
Het Laatste Nieuws 6 Apr 2026