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The discovery was made when the 18-year-old American crocodile laid an egg containing a fully formed foetus which was found to be 99.9% genetically identical to herself

Marine biologist Dr Riley Elliott installed four tags to track sharks as apart of his research in northern New Zealand but after flooding and a storm one of the tags became dislodged

Andrew Heard vanished while fishing near Hinchinbrook Island, on the north-eastern coast of Queensland, Australia, and his remains were later found inside two crocodiles

Pedestrians on St Mary's Street in the Welsh capital city spotted the bees on the pavement near the street's bars and restaurants

Government researcher tells coroner’s investigation he had never before heard of a human being preyed upon by two crocodiles

An angler in Italy made “a dream come true” by landing the biggest wels catfish he’s ever seen, and almost lost his boat doing so.

While the impacts of road networks on the safety and movement of large mammals such as elephants and tigers are widely reported, such infrastructure could have much more serious consequences for smaller animals and reptiles such as the little-known Xylophis perroteti, commonly known as the Perrotet’s mountain snake and the Striped…

The most recent Irish survey found signs of otter from all counties of Ireland and from sea-shore to mountain streams

KFRI to map frogs with public participation during monsoon 

A new research in Bahamas found that evolutionary change in leg length of a lizards species, in turn, fed back into the environment by making ecological changes

Humans rely on the ocean for many things, including food, jobs, recreation and stabilization of Earth’s climate. But although ocean resources may seem infinite, human impacts like pollution, overfishing and climate change are creating what United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has called an “ocean emergency.” Climate change is pushing ocean…