No One Has Seen This Animal in the Wild Since 2009 (Until Now)
Thanks to scientists’ efforts, humans have observed Panamanian golden frogs in the wild for the first time since 2009. Watch here.
Thanks to scientists’ efforts, humans have observed Panamanian golden frogs in the wild for the first time since 2009. Watch here.
Scientists were thrilled to film endangered sharks mating in the wild for the first time, and (surprise!) it was a threesome.
Wildlife officials found two female Florida panther kittens, both just 3.5 months old, dead near a highway in Collier County, Florida.
An underwater camera in the Irish Sea captured an incredible sight—a rare, critically endangered shark. Watch it here.
Rare trail-cam photos show an adorable family of Shark Bay bandicoots. (Or should we call them “bandi-cuties”?)
Two earthquakes have threatened one of the world’s rarest fish, the Devils Hole pupfish, which only lives one place on Earth.
Four critically endangered Western Santa Cruz Galapagos tortoise hatchlings were born to a mom who is nearly 100 years old.
A year-long camera trap project in the Congo has produced high-resolution images of the “rarest, endangered mammals for the first time.”
The wildlife-conservation community is celebrating the birth of a rare and endangered Malayan tapir—a cute “fuzzy walking watermelon.”
A bodyboarder in South Africa recently came face to face with an endangered African penguin, and it wanted a lesson. Watch it here.