The internet is already crazy about Brötchen, the pygmy hippopotamus calf born at the Berlin Zoo. Unfortunately, she will live her entire life in a cage, far from her natural habitat.

Based on AI, the collar promises to translate what dogs and cats are trying to say with 95% accuracy. Already more than 10,000 pre-orders, yet no scientific evidence to back it up.

Washing your dog’s bowl too infrequently or improperly turns it into a true breeding ground for bacteria. Studies reveal how often to clean it and which method to use.

In Ontario, Canada, a new regulation comes into force that is set to profoundly transform the relationship between scientific research and animal welfare.

In Bologna, Mayor Matteo Lepore invites citizens with dogs to use water to clean up urine in the streets: a debate opens up between urban cleanliness, civic duty and new community life regulations.

In the skies over a Canadian residential neighborhood in British Columbia, dozens of restless ravens swirled relentlessly around a house, multiplying their swoops and cries.

Bees may well know how to count: a new study reveals real numerical capabilities that go beyond simple recognition of visual patterns.

Decades after they disappeared from the wild in Japan, eight crested ibises, known as "tokis", have been released back into the wild at Hakui, on the coast of the Sea of Japan. This long-awaited flight is part of a long-standing conservation effort on the island of Sado, and marks a new stage for this emblematic species, once considered extinct in the wild of the country.

The European beaver has returned to the banks of the Ticino River after decades of absence. The UNESCO MAB parks are launching a monitoring program, which will rely in particular on citizen reports.

More than 700 dolphins were slaughtered in the Faroe Islands on May 27, a figure that exceeds two-thirds of all marine mammals killed during the year 2025.