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Greenland sharks can live for hundreds of years, drifting through some of the coldest and darkest waters on Earth. Once dismissed as slow, clumsy and nearly blind, these deep-sea giants are now giving up new secrets – at a time when climate change and commercial fishing are encroaching further on…

In the Canadian province of Manitoba, the Narcisse Snake Dens is the provincial wildlife management area, which is located in the Rural Municipality of Armstrong. These dens are the winter home of approximately 100,000 red-sided garter snakes. These sinkholes are believed to contain the largest gathering of this species anywhere…

The capercaillie was once more widely spread across the UK but is now confined to native pinewood forests of Scotland.

Doubling of fish biomass and rebounding of endangered species shows government measures starting to work, biologists say

Availability of prey in the form of rodents in goods trains could be driving their transport, researchers say

Longer stints between southern right whale babies are sounding alarm bells for all species reliant on krill and a healthy Antarctic ecosystem.

Lead author of Australian study says breeding slowdown is linked to climate-driven changes in ‘magnificent’ whale’s foraging grounds

An invasive species watchdog is urging stronger action to control fast-growing and destructive buffel grass across the outback before it is too late.

The visit has been dogged by the Jefferey Epstein sex scandal which led to the downfall of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.