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Beachgoers on Florida’s Emerald Coast are being warned not to enter the water because of an influx of jellyfish—and rare pink meanies.

The sight of hundreds of thousands of bats streaming from their roost at dusk is one of nature’s great spectacles. Swarms can be so dense they resemble rising smoke at a distance. But the aerial antics of the birds of prey that hunt them are just as astonishing.

Protesters dressed in suits, blindfolded and gagged with dead fish staged a stunt outside Holyrood.

The Royal Flying Doctor Service, who responded to the incident, said the man has suffered multiple serious injuries and his left arm was "almost severed" at the shoulder

LOS ANGELES — An apex predator has been quietly hunting interlopers in Death Valley, and for the first time, the deadly encounter has been captured on camera.

The translocation was supervised by R. Arun, Chief Conservator of Forest, High Range Circle.

Scientists fear that Santa's antlered helpers will be pushed out of their homes and the whole ecosystem will suffer. 

Wild monkeys that live in large groups alongside human settlements are the disease “superspreaders” of the animal kingdom, according to a new study.

The frog had travelled 4,300 miles from its home in the Dominican Republic

The extraordinary scenes of killer whales hunting and eating great white sharks were captured on video by both helicopter and drone pilots off the coast of South Africa

Prevalence of plastic grass and rising levels of nitrates blamed for absence of many species in urban gardens