We know that part of Africa’s appeal lies in the beasts that call it home, but sometimes we really do get too close for comfort.
Animals interrupting sex is just annoying and kinda awkward – but it’s really funny when it’s captured on video by others.
Cats are helluva frustrating pets as it can be completely impossible to understand their wants, needs, and desires. But these kids have it down – or so they think.
One of three siblings, a cheetah was knocked over in the Kruger Park yesterday and officials are angry.
If you think you’ve seen an uptake in the number of wasp nests around the city you’d be right, and it’s a pesky European visitor causing all the hassle.
Seagulls are basically the flying rats of the sea, and this tuna wasn’t all that keen on the taste of his feathery snack.
A man put his dog in his Tesla and, well, it reversed out of the garage and even stopped when he got in its way.
A leisurely outing turned ugly in Plett this morning, a shark chomping a bite out of a surf-ski and causing the NSRI to issue a warning.
Some surfers in California had their session cut short by a cheeky great white shark, although from a distance it all looked rather spectacular.
We’ve all seen cows and goats and chickens on our roads before, although it isn’t every day one sees a python being carried along a national highway.
Johnny and his wife, Amber Heard, recorded a court-issued apology for breaching Australia’s biosecurity laws and it’s a bit of a piss take.
The Galapagos Islands are home to many an odd beast, although it is the Marine Iguana that has captured international attention.
I’ll admit that I’ve eaten crocodile before (predictably it tastes like chicken), but this ‘gator has gone cannibal and munched on a youngster.
Those in the know will tell you that octopuses are highly intelligent creatures, although Inky really managed to pull one over on his captors.
You may have heard of Bayworld, one of PE’s premier tourist attractions, but have you seen the state of disrepair that it finds itself in today?
There are few things better than standing at the top of a snowy slope, putting on your beats and taking on the mountain. How about a bear in the mix?
Pupils at a school in England have seen their science project grab international headlines, their school mascot now nowhere to be found.
An Indonesian popstar died on stage after being bitten by a king cobra and refusing the antidote. Darwin Awards, anyone?
In many parts of the modern world certain stereotypes about Africa abound, so here’s our list of the top reasons why you would never visit.
A couple of hunters over in Florida have taken down a beast of an alligator, one so big they had to haul it out the water with a tractor.
Kruger Park has been the coliseum for many an animal battle over the years, although it isn’t often one of these is captured on film.
Back in the day unicorns were real – but they were nothing like the pretty pictures we allow our children to dream about.
It looks like this pooch wasn’t about to give up the park life without a fight, attempting to con its owner with the oldest trick in the book.
Wolves have been under protection in the states since 2012 and as their population is on the rise, their integration into society isn’t as humane as some would like.
Here’s one to keep all those pesky tourists away from spending money on our shores – check out this couple’s African holiday from hell.
The saga of an escaped zebra in Japan didn’t end well, although the live TV broadcast of the attempted capture did have the entire nation watching.
There’s an animal out there that just got treated to a bath for the first time in his life – and all because the Royal family are coming to visit.
We might have little dinosaur chickens running around in the near future if these crazy scientists have anything to do with it.
If you have ever wanted to see how a baboon reacts to slight-of-the-hand magic tricks then watch this.
I think it’s awesome that you have four indoor cats that make your house smell like a giant litter box, but here’s a study that disagrees.