During the 2019 season, many climbers have died, and others have likened conditions to ‘The Lord of the Flies’. Perhaps John’s solution might help.
Mike Pence has been dancing to Trump’s tune from the moment he was announced as his running mate. That extends to the climate change ‘debate’, too.
37 plant species have gone extinct in the Western Cape since 1900, making us one of “the hot spots for plant extinction on the planet”.
After social media users lashed out at meteorologist Jamie Simpson for interrupting their favourite TV show, he unleashed the fury.
Chef Ricardo Muñoz Zurita was horrified by the combs, bottle tops, and other plastics that he recently found inside a fish.
This video of a spider living in a man’s ear will fuel your nightmares. In worse news, it’s not the only such video.
A photo of a ranger at Virunga National Park in the Congo posing with some gorillas has been shared right across the globe.
This kangaroo rat decided that today was not the day that he would become rattlesnake food.
‘Our Planet’ is another nature docu-series home run, although one scene, in particular, left viewers at home in tears.
A rhino poacher was trampled by elephants and then eaten by lions, after he attempted to hunt down a rhino in the Kruger Park.
Donald Trump really, really hates wind turbines, and he isn’t going to let facts or reason stand in the way of his crusade to demonise them.
The Extinction Rebellion is back, and this time they’re half-naked in the British House of Commons to distract from Brexit debates.
There’s still a good chance that we can be plunged into darkness at any moment, but residents of the Western Cape have done well with their water usage.
The official trailer for ‘Our Planet’ has been released, featuring the soothing tones of Sir David. Settle in and take a deep breath.
If you missed the incredible rainbow over Cape Town yesterday, you’re in luck. Your fellow Capetonians captured it and the pics are stunning.
Internet challenges are usually a complete waste of time. The latest viral #trashtag challenge, however, could actually do some good in the world.
Remember the Extinction Rebellion? They’re pouring buckets of blood outside Downing Street now to make their point about climate change.
Social media users have alerted the authorities to sections of the popular hiking trail on Lion’s Head, that appear to be unsafe for public use.
The good people of Johannesburg experienced a 3,7 magnitude tremor this morning at around 7AM which lasted around four to five seconds.
You’re going to have to wait a while before these ones actually air, but nature lovers can still rejoice in the knowledge that the iconic series will be back.
A feisty elephant’s rummaging expedition in a tourist group’s Land Rover almost ended badly, leaving onlookers in a panic.
Ever wondered why zebras are striped? Scientists believe that they’ve finally figured it out, and I guess we can all relate.
National Geographic is celebrating reaching 100 million followers on Instagram. Here are some of their most popular pics.
Buffel the Southern Elephant Seal is visiting Fish Hoek Beach in Cape Town at the moment, attracting visitors eager to snap a photo.
Stop whatever you’re doing and look at the gorgeous pics of this rare African black leopard spotted in Kenya.
The people have spoken, and the People’s Choice Award has been allocated in this year’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.
The small town in Russia has been overrun by polar bears, with locals patrolling constantly, firing shots in the air, or setting off stun grenades.
Insects outweigh all the humans on earth by a factor of 17, but they’re currently losing the battle against habitat loss, pollution and other man-made factors.
During last night’s show, Trevor discussed how the freezing weather is covered by the media, and how Americans are bunkering down.
America’s Midwest in the throes of a record-setting cold snap, with schools closing and some workers staying at home.