Good news! The lynx is returning to repopulate the Alps: new sightings between Alto Adige, Val Pusteria and Venosta
The presence of the lynx is becoming increasingly evident again along the Italian Alps, with Alto Adige confirming itself as
Marsican bear bathes in the river and walks through the streets of Castel di Sangro: it could be one of Bambina’s cubs
There are those who meet their neighbor in the morning and those who, instead, find themselves in front of a
Divers film a great white shark in the Mediterranean for the first time: images of the extraordinary sighting
On World Oceans Day, which is celebrated on June 8, an incredible discovery comes from the heart of the Mediterranean:
A new marine species discovered in Salento: this worm with eyelashes bears the name of Alberto Angela (for an exciting reason)
In the stretch of sea of Salento, off the coast of Santa Caterina di Nardò in Puglia, researchers have identified
Denmark says goodbye to the Ministry of Agriculture: it will be replaced by the Ministry for Nature and Animal Welfare
A change of perspective that until a few years ago would have seemed unthinkable: Denmark has decided to archive the
The Pordenone crow is safe! The TAR suspends the two abatement orders, what will happen now?
What seemed like a story destined to end with the killing of the animal turned into a significant judicial victory
Owls and barn owls in abandoned coal mine: nature takes back Chatterley Whitfield
At first glance they just seem like old iron, bricks marked by time, rusty towers left standing due to stubbornness.
Yes, parrots masturbate more often than we thought (but less if they are in cages)
It often happens in the living room, without warning, perhaps while someone is drinking coffee or trying to pretend a
Pregnant cow falls 300 meters down a cliff: the delicate rescue of the firefighters after hours of work
What seemed like a quiet day of grazing turned into a real emergency in the mountains of the Tolmezzo area,
Cormorants in the crosshairs (due to damage to fisheries): 10 European countries want to open the culling of the species that was almost extinct
For decades the cormorant has been one of the symbols of European fauna threatened by man. Between intensive hunting, pollution