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The surprising night creatures you will encounter deep in Costa Rica's forest
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (206+ words) The native wildlife found around the forested surrounds of the Sarapiqui Valley keep vastly different hours. By day, you might see white-tailed deer nibbling on grasses beside the river. Then by night it's a whole new world, as evidenced when…...
The unexpected vantage point that unlocks the world's best birdwatching
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (355+ words) I start looking for more birdy encounters on cruises. In the Scottish Isles, I join a hike on the tiny island of Staffa, where puffins are known to gather. Beyond my expectations, we find hundreds of them nesting on a…...
Grim milestone sparks warning for threatened species
6+ day, 4+ hour ago (475+ words) Ninety years after the death of the last-known Tasmanian tiger, Australia maintains a shameful record of habitat destruction and species extinction, conservationists say. National Threatened Species Day on Monday marked the grim milestone, sparking a warning from the Australian Conservation…...
Ask Fuzzy: Can humans manufacture spider silk?
1+ week, 15+ hour ago (467+ words) Of all materials in the natural world, spider silk is one of the most remarkable. Exceptionally strong, sticky and flexible, spiders use it for more than just catching a meal. Trapdoor spiders use it to line their burrows, while for…...
French driver opens car bonnet to find 1.5-metre boa
3+ week, 2+ day ago (161+ words) A Frenchman looking to change his car battery got a shock when he opened the bonnet: a 1.5-metre-long boa constrictor had made itself comfortable inside. Firefighters were called to the vehicle in Colomiers, near Toulouse in southern France, with specialists…...
Ask Fuzzy: Why are octopuses taking over Britain's coastline?
3+ week, 4+ day ago (382+ words) While the common octopus (Octopus vulgaris) has long been native to UK waters, they were rarely seen. That has changed since 2025 as the numbers off the south-west coast of England have surged. Reports from underwater monitoring and recreational divers show…...
Lithuania's annual corgi race a dog's breakfast
4+ week, 16+ hour ago (361+ words) Corgi owners waved toys, treats and even a broom to coax their dogs over the finish line at a race in Lithuania's capital, where many of the competitors seemed more interested in sniffing around than winning. Around 130 corgis from eight…...
Escaped wallaby dies after German police catch it
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (164+ words) An escaped wallaby that kept police busy in Germany has been recaptured in the municipality of Brueggen, west of Moenchengladbach, but died while being transported to a wildlife park, officials say. According to police reports, the animal - a wallaby, judging…...
'Give him space': plea to keep Neil the seal safe | The Canberra Times | Canberra, ACT
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (409+ words) A southern elephant seal with a big social media following is at risk of being "loved to death" if people don't give him space, wildlife authorities warn. Neil the seal has returned to southeast Tasmania for his biannual haul out…...
Whale poo may reveal key to survival in warming seas
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (404+ words) Rod Keogh has been storing whale poo in his freezer for years. "It's hard to find people as interested in it as me," he says. "People expect something six feet long but it's not like that." In fact, the whales…...