Wildlife News

Biodiversity studies carried out on a charitable foundation’s ancient woodlands west of Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands have unearthed a wide range of rare and endangered species, some previously unknown.

Advancetown - A new video shows just how cute orphaned baby bats can actually be, chronicling a day in the life of the bats and their caretakers.

A new study says that cats kill billions of birds and other small mammals every year. While most cat owners know already that their "cute" cats are killing machines, the estimates of numbers of other animals killed by cats in the new study are staggering.

The British Government is preparing to cull what are described as “invasive reindeer” on the small island of South Georgia. There is no native population on the islands.

To make up for the lack of manpower to protect the Northern White Rhinos of Africa, the Ol Pageta Conservancy is looking to use surveillance drones.

Dunalley - Raging brushfires in parts of the Australian island of Tasmania have destroyed nearly 100 homes, stranding thousands of residents and claiming at least one life.

A BBC filmmaker found himself in a scary position when a hungry polar bear decided it preferred him instead of a seal for lunch.

Calgary - Living in Calgary, Alberta Canada gives one a new appreciation of nature and wildlife. There are many places for locals, visitors, photography enthusiasts, and professionals to take photos of wildlife in this visually rich spectacular region of Canada.

Nashville - Winter may be upon us, but just as we have to venture out into the cold crisp morning air, wildlife have to adjust to the changing weather as well.

The RSPCA has called for "badger friendly" labels on milk and other dairy products, which are sourced from farms not participating in the badger cull. The Animal charity says farmers should be made to feel the commercial consequences of the cull.