The ill-informed might think that surfers would be happy to have fewer sharks in the water, but that’s missing the point.
‘Our Planet’ is another nature docu-series home run, although one scene, in particular, left viewers at home in tears.
Researchers mounted cameras on eight different great white sharks. When they watched the footage, they were surprised to see new predation techniques.
If you received a picture or two of smoke billowing out from the Tokai area, you’re not alone. The good news is that you don’t need to worry.
A rhino poacher was trampled by elephants and then eaten by lions, after he attempted to hunt down a rhino in the Kruger Park.
It took six minutes for pilots on Ethiopian Airline’s Boeing 737 Max to lose complete control of the plane, although they’re not to blame.
A tourist was on a guided game drive in Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Game Park, in central KZN, when she saw a buffalo that was clearly having a bad day.
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.
Single mother Amélia delivered her daughter, Sara, while keeping her two-year-old safe in a mango tree during floods caused by Cyclone Idai.
The Extinction Rebellion is back, and this time they’re half-naked in the British House of Commons to distract from Brexit debates.
Mary Poppins has nothing on this man in Turkey, who was lifted into the sky by an umbrella during a passing storm.
When SANParks declared that there was only one Knysna elephant left alive, a local conservationist called Gareth Patterson disagreed. Carte Blanche investigates.
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.
Like most of the watching world, France’s minister for European affairs, Nathalie Loiseau, has had enough of the UK’s indecisiveness. This diss is wonderfully petty.
More than 120 people have died, and many more are missing, after Cyclone Idai hit Mozambique and Zimbabwe with flash floods and extreme weather.
Kenya is home to a rare ‘big tusker’elephant, which was captured on film by British photographer Will Burrard-Lucas.
If you’re around the age of 30, you probably remember an M-Net show based on Carmen Sandiego’s exploits. Now Google Earth is getting in on the fun.
Internet challenges are usually a complete waste of time. The latest viral #trashtag challenge, however, could actually do some good in the world.
If you go paragliding in Australia, and you aren’t attacked by a kangaroo when you land, did you even have the full experience?
During a recent whale-watching expedition, a Port Elizabeth dive tour operator ended up getting far more up close and personal than he intended.
Remember the Extinction Rebellion? They’re pouring buckets of blood outside Downing Street now to make their point about climate change.
Passengers onboard the Norwegian Escape found themselves scrambling for footing when freakish winds rocked the boat.
If you happen to suffer from a mild case of arachnophobia, this probably isn’t for you. Have you ever seen a peacock spider break it down?
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.
Freezing temperatures and strong winds left this house in upstate New York encased in a solid shell of ice.
The good people of Johannesburg experienced a 3,7 magnitude tremor this morning at around 7AM which lasted around four to five seconds.
It’s not a topic of conversation as popular as the traffic, or Eskom, or the merits of man buns, but there seems to be a buzz right now around the term ‘sustainable timber’.
Kayakers paddling in Sea Point were greeted by an unexpected guest that popped up right next to them.