Ravana, a bull elephant in Sri Lanka, translocated twice, most recently to what was supposed to be a safe sanctuary in Sri Lanka, has died a horrible death. Shot several times in the jaw by illegal encroachers farming on the land, he was unable to eat

KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah Wild­life De­­partment is growing increasingly concerned over the rising number of elephants being killed or injured in traps.

The surprising situation was uncovered by The Resident following last week's article about the collapse of an elephant at the Victor Hugo Cardinali circus in Tavira.

After traveling to the deer farm and setting up camera traps, the Khasan Team received a rare glimpse of one of the world's most endangered large cats...the elusive Amur leopard

THOUSANDS of juvenile hedgehogs will die this autumn and winter without a helping hand from people, according to a national emergency appeal launched by the British Hedgehog Protection Society.

You love marine wildlife and you respect their right to life in the oceans that mainly belong to them. However, could you bear witness to their suffering? Do you think banners and protests are really stopping the harpoons shot every year?

Unlike commercial bees, which are raised by humans, wild bees create their own living arrangements in the ground, or hollow trees, or construct a nest similar to that of a wasp.

This is the first picture ever taken of a small American bird on British shores.

When you promote a grotesque program like Governor Sarah Palin's Alaska wolf slaughter, you can expect gruesome results.A startling example: In June, after gunning down 14 adult wolves from a helicopter, officials from Governor Palin's Department of Fis

One of the smallest seals - the Caspian - has joined a growing list of mammal species in danger of extinction.