Victory for wildlife! The Lazio TAR rejects the Government’s plan for “containment” (and blocks indiscriminate culling)
An important ruling by the Lazio TAR marks a turning point in the management of wildlife in Italy. The Court
He finds a drunk seagull in an alcohol coma in Savona and saves him: the unusual episode (which reminds us of a mistake we should never make)
A scene that looked like a car accident turned into a surprising story. On the evening of March 8, in
From Ikea to Crocs, little Punch becomes a marketing product to profit from (but remains an animal condemned to captivity)
Little Punch, a few-month-old Japanese macaque, has won thousands of hearts online thanks to apparently sweet behavior: holding an orangutan-shaped
Two very rare “fish of the apocalypse” found on a beach in Mexico: why are they considered omens of disaster?
A surprising scene has captured the attention of social media and curious people around the world. On a beach in
No more bulls forced to run (terrified) with burning horns! Let’s stop the infernal tradition of the Jubilo Bull in Spain
In a square lit by torches and surrounded by hundreds of spectators, a terrified bull runs with no escape route.
The conditions of Moo Deng, the web star pygmy hippopotamus (immersed in mud and feces in a zoo) are worrying
Moo Deng, the small female pygmy hippopotamus who “conquered” the web (but not those who pay attention to animal welfare)
Hunting in derogation rejected by the TAR of Milan: stop to the killing of finches and starlings in Lombardy
A new ruling reignites the debate on hunting in Italy and on respect for biodiversity. The TAR of Milan annulled
New elephant ambulance goes into action in India: Watch the first thrilling rescue of an injured pachyderm
When we talk about rescuing wild animals, we often think of vets, shelters or rescue centers. But when the patient
The koala paradox: I’ll explain how they are rewriting the rules of conservation
At the beginning of the twentieth century, Australian koalas were on the brink of extinction. Their fur fueled a huge
Believed extinct for 6,000 years, two “Lazarus” marsupials were discovered by scientists in New Guinea (and they’re adorable)
A perhaps once-in-a-zoologist’s discovery comes from the forests of western New Guinea, where a group of researchers have demonstrated that