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The Elk Who Spent 15 Minutes Trying To Save A Trapped Marmot

Nobody at the Pocatello Zoo could work out why Shooter had suddenly become obsessed with his water tank. The four-year-old bull elk kept circling it, sniffing around the edges and dipping his hooves into the water, leaving staff wondering what had caught his attention. They watched for around 15 minutes before the mystery finally became…
More Than 20 Percent Of Americas Butterflies Have Vanished In Two Decades

For every five butterflies that could have been seen across the United States in 2000, researchers estimate that only four remain today. A massive national analysis has found that butterfly abundance dropped 22% between 2000 and 2020, with some species suffering losses of more than 90%. The study brings together decades of observations from scientists…
Man Lives 271 Days With a Pig Kidney Before Receiving a Human Organ

A 68-year-old New Hampshire man has spent months living with an organ that came from a genetically modified pig, and his case has now set a record that could change how doctors think about the kidney shortage. Tim Andrews survived 271 days without dialysis after receiving the experimental pig kidney, eventually becoming the first person…
This Strange Orange Shark Was Found Swimming Off Costa Rica

A shark pulled from the waters off Costa Rica looked as though someone had dropped it into a bucket of orange paint. Its body was a vivid yellow-orange, its eyes were strikingly white, and nothing about it resembled the ordinary nurse sharks fishermen were used to seeing. The strange animal was photographed during a sport…
Italy Has Unleashed 130,000 Baby Octopuses Against an Invasive Crab Army

Italy has tried paying fishermen to catch millions of invasive blue crabs, but the invasion has continued to overwhelm parts of the Adriatic coast. Now scientists are taking a far stranger approach: releasing an army of tiny octopuses into the sea and hoping one of nature’s own predators can help restore the balance. Around 130,000…
Brazilian Frog Spotted Inside Flowers Could Be the First Amphibian Pollinator Ever Recorded

A tiny orange frog crawling out of a flower with pollen stuck across its back was not something researchers expected to find on Brazil’s coast. The animal had disappeared inside the creamy white bloom for several minutes, apparently feeding on nectar, before emerging covered in grains that could potentially be carried to another flower. The…




