Wildlife
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Originally published in the Manchester Guardian on 9 June 1916: Some law-breaking keeper or water bailiff has apparently waited until the young birds were hatched to murder the whole brood
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A woman who was reportedly a diver is found dead with injuries ‘consistent with a shark attack’
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Campaigners hope the Thai temple raid will stir the world’s conscience – but the trafficking of tiger parts to China is a booming business
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Country Diary: Trawsfynydd, Gwynedd, Wales They are constantly in motion, dancing out of the gorge in undulating flight
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Staff at Environment Department facility in Cairns have all but confirmed it is the reptile responsible for taking the NSW photographer
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Environmental crime is now the world’s fourth biggest crime and is a growing threat to security and natural resources, say UN and Interpol
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Black bear ‘yearling’ was mutilated by the side of the road in California, possibly for his paws and gall bladder, which could sell for upwards of a thousand dollars
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Tales of vulpine hooliganism are deep in our cultural DNA. But why do we still feel the need to vilify these brilliant, adaptable predators?
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Kent police warn drivers in Tunbridge Wells to check brakes before travelling after six incidents since blamed on fox cubs chewing through cables
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Patrick Barkham on the fortunes of butterflies across the land as early summer brings either downpours and chill or sunny warmth
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Shoppers in East Anchorage sat quietly for hours on Thursday to watch a mother moose give birth and then bond with her newborn calf
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Tiny particles of plastic litter in oceans causing deaths, stunted growth and altering behaviour of some fish that feed on them, research shows
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Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders in marine science program gives students insight into reality of the field
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Drum lines were set in the wake of the attack on Ben Gerring and a 4.2m-long great white was caught shortly afterwards
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Moths’ role as pollinators is disrupted in brightly lit urban areas, finds research
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Officials have removed 61 live tigers from Tiger Temple in ongoing operation after allegations of wildlife trafficking
Arctic tern makes longest ever migration – equal to flying twice around the planet