animal behaviour

August 13, 2026

Dolphins in Hervey Bay Use Seashells to Hunt Fish — First East Coast Record

Dr Alexis Levengood was screaming. Not in fear, but in recognition. The marine mammal researcher from the University of the Sunshine Coast was watching footage of two Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins in Queensland's

Nature·Wildlife

Dolphins in Hervey Bay Use Seashells to Hunt Fish — First East Coast Record

August 13, 2026

Dolphins in Hervey Bay Use Seashells to Hunt Fish — First East Coast Record

Nature·Wildlife

Dr Alexis Levengood was screaming. Not in fear, but in recognition. The marine mammal researcher from the University of the Sunshine Coast was watching

Dolphins in Hervey Bay Use Seashells to Hunt Fish — First East Coast Record

Nature·Wildlife

Dr Alexis Levengood was screaming. Not in fear, but in recognition. The marine mammal researcher from the University of the Sunshine Coast was watching

Sharptail sunfish fragmenting in water during coordinated orca ram-to-fragment behavior documented in Gulf of California — pieces dispersing through water column after high-speed strike

Marine Life

Orcas Filmed Exploding a 4,400-Pound Sunfish in Never-Before-Seen Coordinated Strike, Study Finds

Orcas in Mexico's Gulf of California were caught on video ramming a massive sunfish until it exploded — a never-before-documented behavior published in Frontiers in Ethology in July 2026.

Rahul Somvanshi

July 24, 2026

Callie holds a “Snake House Update!” sign inside her Montana farmhouse while discussing the ongoing garter snake issue linked to the home’s foundation.

Infestation·Latest·USA·Viral·Wildlife

Montana Farmhouse Becomes Garter Snake Den With Up to 8 Dropping Daily as Family Races $75K Move-Out Goal

Montana Snake Den: When a Family Home Becomes a Hibernaculum Wildlife · Rural Living The Montana Farmhouse That Became a Snake Den When Callie’s family moved into a remote Montana farmhouse, they

Govind Tekale

May 13, 2026

Raccoon lying on the bathroom floor beside a toilet and trash bin inside the Ashland ABC store after being found intoxicated during a break-in.

News·USA·Wildlife

Wildlife Break‑In at Ashland ABC Store: How a Drunk Raccoon Ended Up Passed Out in the Bathroom

Ashland ABC Store Raccoon Incident – Wildlife Breach Report 🦝 Wildlife Incident Report When a Masked Bandit Ransacked a Liquor Store Inside the November 2025 wildlife breach at the Ashland ABC store

Sunita Somvanshi

December 4, 2025

Science·Wildlife

5 Capuchin Males Kidnap 11 Howler Infants on Jicarón Island—Up to 9 Days in Captivity Raises Conservation Alarms

Five immature male white-faced capuchin monkeys on Jicarón Island have developed a disturbing new cultural practice – repeatedly kidnapping baby howler monkeys from a neighboring endangered population. Over 85 camera traps remotely

Govind Tekale

May 22, 2025

A baby gelada monkey.Photo Source: Yorkshire Wildlife Park

Conservation·UK·Wildlife

Gelada Monkey Born at Yorkshire Wildlife Park Boosts Two-Troop Breeding Record in Europe

A baby gelada monkey, born on March 14, 2025, at Yorkshire Wildlife Park (YWP) near Doncaster has given wildlife conservationists a reason to celebrate. The birth marks a significant achievement for European

Govind Tekale

April 10, 2025

News·USA

Happy Cat Sanctuary Fire Kills Founder and Over 100 Cats in Medford

In the early morning hours of April 1, 2025, a devastating blaze engulfed the Happy Cat Sanctuary in Medford, Long Island, New York, claiming the life of its 65-year-old founder, Christopher Arsenault,

Govind Tekale

April 3, 2025

Study author, Maëlan Tomasek, with a “volunteer” in the experiment conducted in the Mediterranean Sea. © MPI of Animal Behavior/ Maëlan Tomasek

Marine Life

Wild Fish Recognize Individual Divers by Gear

Scientists have discovered something surprising about fish in the Mediterranean Sea – they can recognize which diver might feed them, similar to how many animals learn to associate specific humans with food

Govind Tekale

February 21, 2025