There is a story from New Zealand that challenges a belief we thought was set in stone: a species can return from the brink of extinction.

Find out why nature restoration efforts threaten to turn this jungle icon black.

It happens every night. The cat leaps onto the couch, curls up next to you, starts kneading the cushion with its paws, and soon after, there’s that purring. It’s five years old, eight, sometimes twelve. And yet, it behaves exactly like a kitten.

Is there an ever-increasing presence of jellyfish along the French coastline? This perception mainly reflects the intense disturbances our oceans are undergoing.

The impact of a mysterious meteorite, 10 to 15 kilometers wide and traveling at 64,000km/h, formed the Chicxulub crater in Mexico, causing the extinction of 75% of the species on Earth, including the dinosaurs.

Belonging to the order of beetles, fireflies are known to inhabit temperate and tropical regions. Once night falls, the light they emit allows them to enter a “courtship” phase.

A carefree swim in the Adriatic Sea ended with an unexpected bite for three tourists. A hungry sea turtle seemed to be craving a tasty bite of swimmer off the Croatian coast.

In the heart of Madhya Pradesh, along National Highway 45, India has inaugurated its first wildlife-safe crossing, a project designed to reduce accidents involving vehicles and wild animals in one of the country’s most sensitive ecological corridors.

We often talk about the climate crisis, pesticides, intensive agriculture, and habitat loss. We use the word “biodiversity” almost every day, as if it were a familiar concept, and yet a basic question remains surprisingly unanswered: How many species of bees are there really in the world?

Dogs sweat very little, unlike us. In a room that’s too hot, humid, or poorly ventilated, nights can quickly become stifling for them.