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Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton specimen AMNH 5027 mounted for display against a plain background

UCLA measured T. rex’s body temperature from just three fossil teeth—the result lands close to a human’s

Researchers have worked out T. rex’s body temperature by analysing the chemistry locked inside fossil teeth—and the number they landed on is close to a human’s. A team at UCLA used three

Rahul Somvanshi

September 18, 2026

Small seed-feeding birds gather on a feeding platform, illustrating habitat and food-source pressures linked to turtle dove recovery.

Nature

Turtle Doves Return After 98% Population Collapse — UK Conservation Project Shows Recovery Is Possible

For most people today, the only turtle doves they'll ever hear are in the Christmas song. But in the 1970s, the UK had approximately 125,000 breeding pairs. By 2021, that population had

Govind Tekale

September 10, 2026

Titanosaur sauropod hatchling and egg fossil image

Environment·Science

Titanosaur Eggs in Patagonia Reveal Cold-Climate Nesting Strategy

Titanosaurs, the largest land animals ever to walk Earth, nested and raised their young in the frigid regions near Antarctica—a finding that overturns decades of assumptions about where these massive sauropods could

Govind Tekale

September 10, 2026

A wild fur seal on an Australian rocky shore

Australia·Health·Wildlife

First Warning: H5N1 Reaches an Australian Mammal as a Fur Seal Dies

A fur seal is the first Australian mainland mammal confirmed with H5N1 bird flu. What it means for wildlife and people.

Sunita Somvanshi

August 23, 2026

Visualization of H5N1 bird flu virus affecting little penguins on Phillip Island

Australia·Environment·Nature·Wildlife

H5N1 Bird Flu Claims First Australian Little Penguin on Phillip Island as 5,000-Dose Vaccination Begins

Australia’s most beloved wildlife icon — the tiny little penguin that waddles ashore each evening to the delight of millions of tourists on Phillip Island — has contracted a disease that can

Tejal Somvanshi

August 16, 2026

Crested terns on an Australian coastline where H5N1 bird flu was detected

Disaster·Health·World

H5N1 Bird Flu Reaches Australia: First Mass Seabird Deaths Confirmed as Pandemic Risk Rises

H5N1 bird flu confirmed in Australia after 49 dead seabirds found off Adelaide coast. First time H5N1 spreads to Australian continent. Global panzootic affects hundreds of millions of birds and mammals. Human

Rahul Somvanshi

August 10, 2026

Aircraft on a runway following a wildlife strike during landing.

News·UK

Jet2 Flight LS3251’s Emergency Landing Is Aviation Safety Done Right

A Jet2 Boeing 737 carrying holiday passengers from Liverpool to Palma de Mallorca declared a general emergency and was diverted to Manchester Airport on August 6, 2026, after a suspected bird strike

Sonali Tiwary

August 6, 2026

Australia·News·Politics·Wildlife

Australia’s Bird Flu Crisis: When Wildlife Becomes the Frontline of a Global Pandemic

H5 bird flu has struck 101 Australian wild seabirds, with the first mass die-off raising extinction fears for unique native species. The latest.

Govind Tekale

August 6, 2026

Dusky shark (Carcharhinus obscurus) at Sea World, Gold Coast, Australia, lateral view.

Climate·Marine Life·Science·USA

Tiger Shark Off Cape Cod: Five-Foot Tropical Predator Signals Warming Atlantic Ocean Waters

Juvenile tiger shark caught off Cape Cod by Rouette brothers signals warming Atlantic waters. Tropical species expanding range north due to climate change. New England fishermen catching southern

Govind Tekale

August 5, 2026

Conservation·Environment·Policy·Wildlife

Golden Eagles Return to England After 150+ Years—£1M Funding Enables 2027 Reintroduction

TAGS: Golden Eagles, Species Reintroduction, Conservation UK, Apex Predators, Biodiversity — The United Kingdom government announced in April 2026 that it would allocate £1 million in funding to support the reintroduction of

Govind Tekale

August 5, 2026