An independent magazine supervised by Hany Sallam
Exploring the animal kingdom, wildlife behavior, habitats, and adaptation, while highlighting rare and endangered species and natural wonders.
Learn the details of transferring 16 southern white rhinos from South Africa to Garamba National Park in the Congo, and the importance of this project in restoring ecological balance. … Read more about Moving 16 White Rhinos from South Africa to Garamba Reserve in the Congo
Recent scientific studies reveal that African elephants use body gestures as deliberate signals to communicate and coordinate herd movements in their natural environment. … Read more about Do Elephants Use Body Gestures to Talk to Each Other?
Kavantissa, Sri Lanka’s largest tusker, has sustained a gunshot wound, highlighting ongoing human-wildlife conflicts and the threats facing endangered elephants. … Read more about Sri Lanka's Largest Tusker Shot in Galgamuwa
A recent Living Planet report reveals an 80% drop in monitored wildlife populations across Africa, alongside localized recovery hotspots driven by conservation efforts. … Read more about Are Monitored Wildlife Populations in Africa Down by 80%?
Environmental scientists are facing a mysterious puzzle after finding unprecedented numbers of dead baby whales on Argentina’s shores. Discover the details of the ongoing investigations. … Read more about A Baffling Scientific Mystery: Mysterious Mass Die-Off of Baby Whales on Argentina's Coasts
Watch the tribute video for the famous bald eagle Jackie, who turned her life into a global educational and inspiring experience for wildlife enthusiasts. … Read more about Farewell Jackie: A Moving Video Highlights the Life of the World's Most Famous Bald Eagle
Scientific secrets reveal why young animal calls drive social interaction and survival in the natural world. … Read more about Instinctive Voices: Why Do Young Animals Insist on Making Themselves Heard?
Photographer Mac Stone uses his lens to reshape public perception of snakes and swamps in the American South, highlighting the vital ecological balance of threatened wetlands. … Read more about Between Snakes and Swamps: How Does Mac Stone Document the Beauty of Threatened Environments?
Fat Bear Week in Alaska’s Katmai National Park raises funds through a matching donation initiative to protect brown bears and their natural habitats. … Read more about Wildlife Enthusiasts: Financial Initiative Doubles Donations to Support Alaska Bears
A scientific study reveals why humans prefer certain bird songs, pointing to high pitches and musical complexity as the secrets behind their appeal. … Read more about Why Are We Captivated by the Songs of Certain Birds? Science Answers
