Biology: Humpback whales: Why the ladies prefer mature gentlemen
A study reveals that female humpback whales are increasingly attracted to the complex songs of mature males, which are vital for reproduction.
The Sad Family Tree of a Tiger Family
A Siberian tiger named Miho died after an attack from another tiger due to caretakers not following safety protocols at Seoul Zoo.
Unprecedented birth of an American raccoon in Brazil registered at a zoo in the interior of SP
The Sonho de Criança Zoo in Pitangueiras (SP) has reported the first recorded birth of an American raccoon from captivity in Brazil.
Eight Tigers Died in Just Two and a Half Months, 50% Have Similar Death Patterns
A recent report from the Madhya Pradesh High Court has revealed that eight tigers died in the Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve between November 21, 2025, and February 2, 2026, raising serious concerns about wildlife conservation efforts in the state.
Old Animals and Few Young - The Difficult Problem of Zoos
Zoos are facing a pressing issue with aging animals living longer but producing fewer offspring, complicating conservation efforts for endangered species.
Elephant Breeding in the Zoo: "You Can't Just Park an Elephant in a Garage"
The article discusses the challenges and responsibilities of elephant breeding in zoos, featuring insights from Arne Lawrenz, the director of the Wuppertal Zoo in Germany.
Kristiina Peltomäki Previously Led an Accounting Firm with a Hundred Employees – Now She Aims to Save the Zoo
Kristiina Peltomäki has taken over leadership of a struggling zoo in Finland with hopes of revitalizing it after recent financial troubles.
Axolotls seized from a restaurant aquarium in Porto Alegre find a new home in RS
Thirty-five axolotls seized in a wildlife trafficking operation at a Porto Alegre restaurant have been relocated to the Sapucaia do Sul Zoo, the largest in Rio Grande do Sul.
Internet rallies behind abandoned macaque Punch and his cuddly toy
The internet has shown overwhelming support for Punch, an abandoned baby macaque, who was found with a cuddly toy, capturing the admiration of animal lovers worldwide.
Ignorance is Dangerous
A recent incident in Crucita, ManabÃ, where a group of people cruelly acted against an oceanic dolphin during the carnival holiday, highlights the widespread ignorance regarding environmental care and its risks to humanity.
Males' Persistent Mating Attempts Lead to ‘Extinction’ Crisis: The Tragedy of Female Turtles on an Isolated Island
Male Hermann turtles are overwhelming the female population, leading to serious implications for their survival on a remote island in North Macedonia.
Meet the axolotls: the exotic and endangered Mexican species finds a home in RS after rescue from trafficking
Axolotls, a Mexican species known for their unique regenerative abilities, have been rescued from animal trafficking and now find a safe habitat in Brazil's Rio Grande do Sul.
He shot a wolf and cut off its head and tail. The police dropped the case
A man shot a wolf and mutilated its body, but local police have decided not to pursue the case.
From cigarette-smoking orangutans to lavender for lions: Melbourne Zoo’s dark history gives way to progressive animal care
Melbourne Zoo is evolving its approach to animal care, moving away from controversial practices to embrace more humane and naturalistic care for its animals.
The Strange Birth of a Hybrid Animal "Relative" to the Giraffe That Surprised Researchers
An okapi named Moki, born in Sacramento Zoo, is significant due to the species' endangered status and unique evolutionary relation to giraffes.
Fears grow for two orcas left to rot in abandoned zoo as they could be crushed
Experts warn that two orcas abandoned in a decaying marine center face severe risks to their safety and wellbeing.
Tigers Speak the Language of Humans: Anne Saluneem
The article profiles Anne Saluneem, the longest-serving employee at Tallinn Zoo, reflecting on her lifelong dedication to animal care and her experiences at the zoo.
Elephant calf at Opel Zoo: Fearlessly protected by mother and aunt
An eight-month-old elephant calf at Opel Zoo in Germany is thriving under the care of its mother and aunt, showcasing its developing personality and growing weight.
Investigators confirm that only 7,000 of these giant horses remain in the world
Researchers have confirmed that there are only about 7,000 European Brabant horses left globally, raising concerns about the loss of genetic diversity in historic horse breeds.
The deer jumped into the river to escape from poachers and died
A rare female deer in Himachal Pradesh's Mandi district died after jumping into a river to escape poachers, despite rescue efforts by local villagers and authorities.
Environmentalists remind how to behave in winter when noticing unusually behaving animals
Environmental authorities in Lithuania are advising on proper conduct when observing animals behaving unusually during winter due to feeding practices that disrupt their natural instincts.
Everyone is talking about it: what species is the baby animal with huge eyes and ears adopted by the Bronx Zoo in January
A rare baby animal with enormous eyes and ears has drawn attention at the Bronx Zoo, having been born healthy and furry while being an endangered species.
Ambulance for bears, wolves, deer, and elks acquired by Arcturos
Arcturos has acquired a specialized ambulance to enhance the immediate intervention and care for injured wild animals across the country.
Luana, the 20-Year-Old Lioness of Bioparc Valencia, Dies
Luana, the oldest lioness at Bioparc Valencia, has passed away at the age of 20 due to general health deterioration from pancreatic disease, leaving a significant impact on the animal care team and the park.