How to build a bird feeder with recycled materials: 3 ideas that are very easy to make
With the arrival of winter and the consequent drop in temperatures, the birds that live in our gardens have great
What is this business about banning donkey rides for overweight tourists in Santorini (and why it’s not enough)
Old news that goes viral again (and tells of an unsolved problem) The news of the “ban” on overweight tourists
This adorable primate is the only venomous one known on Earth (but unfortunately he was born in a zoo)
It looks like a stuffed animal with wide eyes, the kind that stares at you and makes you melt instantly.
Did Hannibal’s famous war elephants really exist? A single bone in Spain offers the first direct evidence
For centuries we have imagined them enormous, slow and unstoppable, advancing through snow, mud and terrified soldiers. Hannibal’s war elephants
Do you know why we don’t eat turkey eggs? The answer will surprise you (and it’s not what you imagine)
Chicken, quail, duck. The eggs that many people introduce into their diet are various, but have you ever seen turkey
The record-breaking feat of the first coyote to swim to Alcatraz: now it will be captured and relocated
On January 11, a wild coyote accomplished a decidedly unusual and record-breaking feat: it swam for almost two kilometers in
Extremely rare giant ghost jellyfish filmed in the depths of the Atlantic: “it’s as big as a school bus”
During a scientific expedition off the coast of Argentina, an international team documented a giant ghost jellyfish, Stygiomedusa gigantea. The
Keeping primates as pets banned in UK from April (but 5000 specimens risk being killed)
From 6 April 2026, keeping primates as pets in the UK will no longer be possible, at least in practice.
The tragic end of Division, the rare right whale, who died after becoming entangled in fishing gear
The North Atlantic right whale, one of the most threatened marine species in the world, returns to the center of
What’s this story about frozen iguanas falling en masse from trees in Florida (and why are they being killed)
In Florida the cold is an unusual sight. A rare wave of frost brought thermometers below 10 degrees Celsius, transforming