The praying mantis eats the male after mating – here’s why it actually does it
Of a bright green, with an unmistakable and fascinating appearance at the same time. The praying mantis is one of
From the rubble of war to a new life: the rebirth of Aleks, the very rare white tiger saved in Ukraine
Among the rubble of the war in Ukraine, in an abandoned garden in the Kharkiv region, rescuers came across a
“Stop cages on farms”: the battle reaches the EU Court of Justice
The hearing on the appeal lodged against the European Commission for failing to keep its commitment to propose a law
Woman runs towards a bull during a bullfight and hugs it: the video goes around the world (and ignites the debate)
Amidst the din of the bullfighting crowd, a completely unscripted scene spread by Caribbean News 24h and then taken up
Lupa remains trapped in a canal: watch the exciting rescue by the firefighters in San Giovanni Lupatoto
Moments of tension in San Giovanni Lupatoto, in the province of Verona, where a she-wolf was trapped in an artificial
Emperor tamarin twins born at the Bioparco in Rome, among the smallest primates in the world (but will live forever in captivity)
Two emperor tamarin twins were born at the Bioparco in Rome, among the smallest and most curious primates on the
Giò and Giulia, Italy’s most beloved peregrine falcons, have returned to the Pirellone in Milan to nest: the first eggs have been laid (and you can follow the live broadcast)
At 125 meters above the traffic and trams of Milan, spring has already begun and, as always, it is dictated
LiLou, the pig hired to combat the anxiety and stress of passengers at San Francisco airport
At San Francisco International Airport, travelers were able to meet a very special guest: LiLou, a pig, was hired in
Bonobo breaks the glass of the enclosure at the Memphis Zoo: he was provoked by a group of teenagers
A sudden jump, a lightning-fast run and then the impact. At the Memphis Zoo in Tennessee, a male bonobo forcefully
The feces of our dogs and cats are poisoning insects (and it’s the fault of pesticides)
They are called fluralaner, afoxolaner, lotilaner and sarolaner, four technical names that probably mean nothing to most pet owners. Yet,