As large swathes of New South Wales is hit with torrential flooding, spiders and snakes are battling to beat the rising waters.
A bloke imitating the sound a walrus makes, ginger children everywhere, and thick Irish accents – as far as news reports go, this is top notch.
Two ostriches rocked up on a Cape Point beach, took a dip alongside other beachgoers, and then went on their way.
Never has the saying “out of the frying pan into the fire” been more applicable.
Shortly before letting her animals out last Friday morning, Angel Breytenbach checked the CCTV footage. It’s a good thing she did.
In 1999, a massive crocodile terrorised a US town in the movie ‘Lake Placid’. 22 years later, in Lake Placid, Australia, a man has fought off a croc with his bare hands.
For the first time in four years, dogs have returned to the White House, with one making history as the first shelter dog to call it home.
As the kids might say, here’s one story that is bound to hit you in the Friday feels.
Scientists have predicted that the so-called ‘cocaine hippo’ population, which has increased from four of Pablo Escobar’s escapees, will grow to almost 1 500 by 2040.
According to Jamie Lynn Spears, Tesla has a cat-killing problem, and she really wants Elon to do something about it.
That may look like a baby giraffe, but in truth, scientists believe it suffers from skeletal dysplasia, also known as dwarfism.
Harvard researchers have created tiny, adorable fish that might be key to developing robots that will prepare Mars for human habitation.
As we approach what has been dubbed “the looming dung Armageddon”, we should be thankful for the humble beetle that is always hard at work.
Following an expedition to the Zongo Valley region of the Bolivian Andes, scientists have now confirmed the discovery of 20 new species, as well as others that hadn’t been seen in ages.
‘Shine a Light’ tells the story of two women, from very different backgrounds, who set out to rescue and care for Ocean View’s most vulnerable animals.
The judges picked the Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer Of The Year. Now it’s time for the public to have their say.
Snake handlers attending to a call at a house in Pinetown, Durban, were shocked to find three Mozambique spitting cobras on the premises.
When your best friend is snatched by an alligator, instinct kicks in. Richard Wilbanks scores bonus points for his excellent cigar control throughout.
PETA has alleged that Ramaphosa and his employees have worked to conceal ties to trophy hunting in South Africa.
A government-appointed team of nine experts has released the results of their study into why great white sharks have all but disappeared from what were once hotspots.
Last month, the first known murder hornet nest was found in the US. Is the name justified, and how fearful should those in the surrounding areas be?
Congrats to the kākāpō, even if the title of New Zealand’s bird of the year does come with a not so subtle dig.
Turkmenistan’s longtime president Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov has a thing for Central Asian shepherd dogs, or alabai, with his latest stunt another example of that.
Craig Foster’s decision to dive every day led to him meeting a rather special cephalopod. He’s not done yet, either.
Millions of mink have been culled in Denmark, with more to follow, amidst massive concerns of a COVID-19 outbreak on farms.
Strap a ‘kitty cam’ to your favourite feline and you might be surprised to see the footage that’s captured.
Watching Kody the dog fly a drone is both adorable and an unsettling message about the march of AI technology.
The A68a iceberg broke free of the Larsen C ice shelf in 2017, and it’s now bearing down on an island that’s a breeding hotspot for a number of species.
Over the years, we’ve seen kayakers caught up in the midst of some very close encounters, but this might take the cake.
Seeing either of these species takes a healthy slice of luck, let alone watching a high-speed chase unfold in front of you.