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LOUD ORGIES OF MEXICAN FISH COULD DEAFEN DOLPHINS SAY SCIENTISTS
An individual spawning Gulf corvina, say the researchers, utters a mating call resembling a really loud machine gun with multiple rapid sound pulses... READ MORE›
RED LIST: THOUSANDS OF SPECIES AT RISK OF EXTINCTION DUE TO HUMAN ACTIVITY
Craig Hilton-Taylor, who heads the group's red list unit, said species were going extinct at a faster rate than at any time in human history... READ MORE›
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SIXTH MASS EXTINCTION? TWO-THIRDS OF WILDLIFE COULD BE GONE BY 2020
In the report, the rapid extinction is blamed on habitat loss, over exploitation of resources, pollution and climate change... READ MORE›
GIRAFFES FACING EXTINCTION AFTER DEVASTATING DECLINE, EXPERTS WARN
The cage bird trade in Asia is also driving many feathered species towards extinction, including the spectacular sunset lorikeet... READ MORE›
CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTING 'MOST' SPECIES ON EARTH, EVEN DOWN TO THEIR GENOME
In all, nearly 700 species in just these two groups are flagging under climate change, according to this research... READ MORE›
DEATH OF ENDANGERED NORTHERN WHITE RHINO LEAVES JUST SIX OF THE ANIMALS LEFT IN THE WORLD
While there are thousands of southern white rhinos still roaming the plains of sub-Saharan Africa, decades of rampant poaching have drastically cut northern white rhino numbers... READ MORE›
COULD GIVING WILD ANIMALS PROPERTY RIGHTS HELP STOP THEIR DECLINE?
An animal property rights system would give animals a voice during the land management decision-making processes that put their lives at risk... READ MORE›
2016 STATE OF NATURE REPORT: WILDLIFE WINNERS AND LOSERS - IN PICTURES
All agriculture and environment treaties for nature and wildlife will have to be rethought... READ MORE›
PROTECTED LANDS AND ENDANGERED SPECIES AREN'T PROPERLY SAFEGUARDED, REPORT SAYS
Nearly 15 percent of the Earth's land, covering around 20m sq km, is contained in national parks or other protected areas... READ MORE›
CLIMATE CHANGE COMPOUNDING THREATS TO AUSTRALIA'S ECOSYSTEMS, STUDIES FIND
Climate change compounding threats to Australia's ecosystems, studies find... READ MORE›
LAST LEGS: THE SPECIES WITH ONLY A FEW REMAINING INDIVIDUALS - GRAPHIC
The rate of animal extinction has rocketed in the past half-century. Our graphic indicates some of the species whose numbers have dwindled to a vulnerable few... READ MORE›
LABOUR PROMISES TO PROTECT PUBLIC FORESTS
Shadow environment secretary Maria Eagle we will reform the forestry commission to increase public access to nature ... READ MORE›
WILL ANIMALS OF THE FUTURE ONLY BE SAFE IN CAPTIVITY?
In the Maromizaha protected area, which is home to several different species of lemurs, we heard of occasional hostility towards people working to save the animals... READ MORE›
BITTERN NUMBERS IN UK AT RECORD HIGH, SAYS RSPB
The RSPB attributed the rise in populations to intensive conservation efforts that have protected the birds' preferred habitat of dense, wet, reedbeds... READ MORE›
GREAT BARRIER REEF SPECIES MORE AT RISK FROM CLIMATE CHANGE, SAYS STUDY
The largest study to date on the impacts of climate change on marine biodiversity found that many species would cope by finding new waters... READ MORE›
VIDEO: WATCH A RHINO AND A LAMB MAKE FRIENDS AND PLAY TOGETHER
The video was filmed at the Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre HESC in South Africa... READ MORE›
WHEN IS THE WORLD GOING TO END? STEPHEN HAWKING PREDICTS TECHNOLOGY AND HUMAN NATURE 'MAY DESTROY US ALL'
Human nature advancements in technology possible nuclear war, according to Stephen Hawking... READ MORE›
SCIENTISTS CLAIM TO HAVE SOLVED THE MYSTERY OF FEMALE ORGASM
We think the hormonal surge characterises a trait that we know as female orgasm in humans... READ MORE›
CLIMATE CHANGE COULD SEND VENOMOUS SNAKES SLITHERING NORTH
Researchers at the University of Kansas Biodiversity Institute used climate models to predict the ranges of more than 75 poisonous snake species across the Americas... READ MORE›
NEW ZEALAND ORDERS BIRD CULL AND SHOOTS THE WRONG ENDANGERED SPECIES
Four critically endangered birds have been accidentally shot dead after hunters mistook them for a pest species that was being culled in New Zealand... READ MORE›
ONE ASPIRING YOUNG PHOTOGRAPHER HOPES TO BE NAMED THE GRAND FINAL WINNER AT A NEW YORK GALA
Slideshow Top 10 photo finalists for World Wildlife Day... READ MORE›
WE'RE GOING THE WAY OF THE DINOSAUR
We're going the way of the dinosaur study finds Earth's species disappearing at frightening rate... READ MORE›
ENGLAND'S BEST-LOVED WILDLIFE STILL IN SERIOUS DECLINE, REPORT SHOWS
Much of England's best-loved wildlife remains in serious decline, according to the latest official assessment from the government... READ MORE›
HUMANS ARE DRIVING THE EVOLUTION OF NEW SPECIES -- AND IT'S NOT A GOOD THING
What's stunning about this human-driven evolution is not just the number of new species that have emerged but the pace at which they do so... READ MORE›
METHOD TO EXTRACT ANCIENT HUMAN DNA FROM CAVE FLOOR DIRT FORMULATED
Scientists have figured out a way to extract tiny traces of ancient human DNA from dirt in caves that lack skeletal remains... READ MORE›
ALTERING WILD GENE POOLS COULD STOP DISEASES, SAVE SPECIES -- BUT EVEN PROPONENTS URGE CAUTION
Another idea is to save endangered birds on the Hawaiian islands by releasing altered mosquitoes that cannot carry avian malaria... READ MORE›
PRESIDENT URGES STUDENTS AT BT YOUNG SCIENTIST SHOW TO SHARE 'WEALTH OF TALENT'
Mr Higgins said his hope was for the student to treat scientific and technological innovation as a global common good... READ MORE›
WORLD'S FIRST ANT MAP LAUNCHED IN HONG KONG
They are one of the best studied groups of insect... READ MORE›
LONDON ZOO GETS CREATIVE FOR ITS ANNUAL WEIGH-IN[1]
London Zoo gets creative for its annual weigh-in 1 - Chinadaily.com.cn... READ MORE›
ENVIRONMENTALISTS WARN OF PLANT AND ANIMAL EXTINCTIONS ON BOTH SIDES OF BORDER
Plant and animal species could become extinct in both parts of Ireland because of Brexit, environmentalists warned... READ MORE›
PASSENGER PIGEONS NOW EXTINCT SURVIVED PREDATORS BY FORMING HUGE FLOCKS
The birds evolved quickly and may have adapted to large social groups, hunting and breeding together... READ MORE›