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A deadly strain of bird flu has officially made its way to Antarctica, raising serious alarm among scientists and wildlife advocates. According to New Scientist reporter Michael Le Page, H5N1 bird flu has been confirmed in dead skuas along [...]

The Appalachian grasshopper hadn’t been seen since 1946 --- March 20, 2025 by The Wildlife Society The Appalachian grasshopper hadn’t been seen since 1946 A zoologist has rediscovered a grasshopper thought to be extinct after its last documented sighting in 1946. The Appalachian [...]

The alarming decline in snow crab populations in Kodiak, Alaska, has created an urgent need for conservation and climate action. For the second consecutive year, the snow crab fishing season has been canceled due to a drastic 90% drop [...]

Wildlife biologists in Nepal use a few different techniques to track, count and preserve tiger populations. Here's a look inside one of those techniques: camera trapping. The post How Nepal Tripled Their Tiger Population appeared first on Nature. --- Wildlife biologists in [...]

Margaret Livingstone, a Harvard University experimenter, has spent her entire 40-year career tormenting animals, including by tearing baby monkeys away from their mothers and sewing their eyes shut—or making sure they never see a human or monkey face in [...]

In the remote mountains of northern Pakistan, four majestic snow leopards have been recorded recently moving through the snow-covered hills in a piece of footage that has ignited a flurry of excitement among conservationists. These animals are seldom seen [...]

As mother sea turtles make their long trek through the open seas back to their birthplace, members of Escambia County’s Sea Turtle Conservation Program prepare to welcome them home and … Read more The post Hope for Sea Turtles Amid [...]