Stunning Wildlife Photography Awards Showcase Nature's Raw Beauty
The 62nd Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition has revealed its standout entries, featuring everything from exhausted oxpeckers to emotional elephant moments.
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Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026 Winner Captures Elephant's Grief
Federico Veronesi has taken the top prize at the 62nd Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition with a striking image of an elephant carrying a dead calf in Namibia.
Billionaire Funded Wildlife Feeding Triggers Major Chicago Rat Infestation
Electronics billionaire Barre Seid is facing city backlash and fines after hiring workers to dump massive quantities of nuts and seeds in a Chicago park, inadvertently fueling a severe rat explosion.
Super El Nino Disrups Blue Whale Sightings Around Galapago Islands
Researchers found no blue whales during a nine-month expedition in the Galápagos, pointing to record Pacific temperatures driven by El Niño.
Lost for Four Decades, the Similar Firefly Has Been Found in Delaware
A firefly species unseen since 1983 has been rediscovered in a Delaware meadow, highlighting dozens of other North American insect species missing for over a decade.
Screwworm Outbreak Threatens Pets Across the US
USDA confirms rising parasitic fly infections in domestic animals, sparking urgent veterinary warnings nationwide.
Flesh-Eating Screwworm Spreads to Arizona and Infests Pets
After decades of eradication, the parasitic New World screwworm has returned to the U.S. and is now appearing in domestic pets and wildlife.
Shawnee National Forest Deploys Advanced Tracking Tech for Local Bat Populations
Conservationists in Southern Illinois are using high-tech telemetry equipment to monitor endangered bat species across the Shawnee National Forest.
Birdbuddy Launches Budget-Friendly Smart Feeders Starting at $100
Birdbuddy has completely overhauled its smart birdfeeder lineup with three new cameras, cutting prices significantly from previous models.
Venomous Primate Rediscovered After 89 Years Hiding in Plain Sight
Lost to science since 1937, the critically endangered Bangka slow loris has been tracked down after wildlife rescue workers found the creatures sneaking into human homes and gardens.
