Bubbles the dolphin is a familiar face at Lady Elliot Island in Australia, but a new scientific paper is making him famous ...
The dogs repeatedly climbed and descended the Great Rift Valley escarpment, crossed rivers and major roads, and skirted cities to complete their incredible journey.
Why do living things age? Does anything ever truly live forever? Evolutionary biologist and BBC Wildlife columnist JV Chamary ...
Humans get bitten when they unwittingly get too close for the snake’s comfort. Bites result in grotesque swellings that ...
With all those conditions in place, the population would reach 1,182 rabbits by New Year’s Eve. And that’s just the first ...
A new study documents the first record of a black-legged kittiwake in Brazil. A black-legged kittiwake (Rissa tridactyla) has ...
T. rex is one of the most closely studied dinosaur species – but as it turns out, there’s still a lot to learn.
Common seals use theirs to augment or even replace their vision when hunting fish in open water. They’ve even been known to ...
During a survey of the Mar del Plata Canyon off the coast of Argentina, deep-sea researchers found dozens of pieces of human ...
Some birds fly at particular heights to minimise energy expenditure. Petrels and albatrosses, for instance, travel very low ...
All three of Britain’s breeding wagtails – the pied, grey and yellow – are characterised by their wagging tails, which are ...
Once the eggs are nearly ready to hatch, a hormonal shift happens in the female. This causes a pattern of extreme ...
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