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Sir David Attenborough has celebrated his 97th birthday but the much-loved natural historian has experienced heartbreak in his life as well as two children that decided to follow in his footsteps

The oak processionary moth hair caterpillars have a toxic sting and can even cause harm to a human or animal without any direct contact

Mr Darmody’s death is the 13th fatal attack in the Queensland region

On paper they’re the unlikeliest of bedfellows. Spotted hyenas are known to jump at the chance to crunch a porcupine or warthog, both herbivores who don’t stand a chance against the formidable predators. So how come they can share a home?

The survival of wildlife and bees depends on pollinator-friendly blooms like dandelions.

The first animal named after David Attenborough, who turns 97 today, was an Australian gecko. But it didn't keep its name for very long. To understand why we need to go back to an infamous scientific kerfuffle.

The Newcastle council backs plans to create flora-covered bus stops, pollination walls, and more garden space to bring bees back to the rapidly transforming city.

Did you know whales are born tail first? They enter their water world being able to swim from day dot. From the moment they’re born, their first instinct is to swim to the surface for air.

From repellants to app-based mosquito monitoring and a new malaria vaccine, researchers are making important breakthroughs in the fight against the biting insects