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72-year-old in China bitten by headless cobra, spends 2 months saving his hand
A routine attempt to kill a venomous cobra turned into a medical emergency for a 72-year-old man in eastern China after the snake's severed head bit him about five minutes later. According to a report by Global Times, the incident left the man with a severely damaged hand, requiring multiple surgeries and nearly two months of treatment before doctors could save the limb.
5 years on, 11 rescued South African elephants thriving in the wild
In an inspiring study, South African elephants reintroduced into reserves demonstrated remarkable behavior akin to that of free-roaming herds. Researchers observed that these elephants not only adapted seamlessly to their natural habitats but also maintained optimal stress hormone levels. This research underscores the potential for long-term captive elephants to regain their independence, offering a promising outlook for the conservation efforts throughout southern Africa.
Mukesh Khanna says CJP doesn't represent students or Gen Z
Veteran actor Mukesh Khanna has weighed in on the ongoing controversy surrounding the recent Gen Z protests, reacting to the self-styled Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) and backing criticism over the alleged use of abusive language against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The actor described some protesters as "cockroaches" and alleged that they did not represent genuine students. His comments come days after actress-politician Kangana Ranaut sparked a row by referring to some protesters as "gutter chh...
Florida woman’s autopsy report reveals extent of alligator attack
Brittany Clark struggled for her life before dying from brutal injuries in rare attack, autopsy report confirmsA woman who was killed in a rare alligator attack while swimming with her boyfriend in Florida struggled for her life before dying from the brutal injuries inflicted on her by the animal, newly released autopsy results confirmed.The report containing the results of Brittany Clark’s autopsy, published on Thursday, also contained new details about the extent of the 28 June mauling that un...
Critically endangered sawfish killed for teeth worth up to $8k in illegal trade
Sawfish are now targeted for their unique rostrums, which are carved into spurs for illegal cockfighting. This hidden trade, particularly prevalent in Peru, devastates critically endangered sawfish populations. A single sawfish rostrum can fetch thousands of dollars, fueling this illicit and profitable market. Enforcement proves difficult due to the informal and concealed nature of these transactions.
10 Luxury Cars Under $100,000 That Look Like a Million Bucks: Drive in Style Without Breaking the Bank!
Looking to turn heads without emptying your wallet? Check out these stunning luxury cars under $100,000 that deliver the prestige and performance you desire.
Jharkhand zoo hatches cobra and sand boa eggs through artificial incubation first time
The Bhagwan Birsa Biological Park successfully incubated Spectacled Cobra eggs artificially. Five healthy hatchlings emerged after a seventy-day incubation period under controlled conditions. The park also welcomed eight Sand Boa hatchlings during this conservation initiative. This success highlights the importance of scientific management in reptile breeding programs. The hatchlings are now under close observation and veterinary care.
Texas teen bitten by barracuda in popular vacation spot after bracelet glints in water
A Texas teenager is recovering after being bitten by a barracuda while vacationing in Turks and Caicos.Sugar Land resident Claire Macdonel, 13, was swimming in shallow water when the fish bit her hand on Sunday, July 19.The teen was wearing a shiny bracelet on one of her wrists — which likely reflected light and was mistaken by the barracuda for prey. SHARK WEEK DANGERS HIT HOME AS MAN IS BADLY BITTEN WHILE SAVING PREGNANT FIANCÉE FROM HARMJen Macdonel, Claire Macdonel's mother, told Fox News Di...
Huge great white spotted traveling up US and Canada as shark sightings surge
Contender, largest tagged male great white, heading north as overheating oceans alter range of several shark speciesThe largest tagged male great white shark in the Atlantic Ocean has been identified traveling up the US and Canada coastline amid a surge in sightings of sharks that are increasingly shifting their movement patterns due to the overheating of the oceans.The great white shark, named Contender, is nearly 14ft long and weighs more than 1,650lbs. The hulking fish has been pinged in seve...
Rats drove out seabirds, reshaping an entire reef food chain
Tropical islands are facing a surprising ecological shift as invasive rats disrupt the balance of coral reef ecosystems. By decimating seabird numbers, these rats cut down on essential nutrient contributions to the reefs. As a result, tiny cryptobenthic fish flourish in nutrient-rich spots, while invertebrates find success in less fertile regions, reshaping the food web and highlighting the vulnerable nature of these priceless underwater habitats.
Hundreds of 'by-the-wind sailors' wash up on England beach — experts warn not to touch
Hundreds of exotic-looking marine creatures known as "by-the-wind sailors" washed up along a beach in northwest England after persistent westerly winds pushed them ashore, prompting warnings from wildlife experts not to touch them because of their painful sting. The unusual sight was reported at St Bees beach in Cumbria, where beachgoers stopped to photograph the striking blue creatures scattered across the shoreline.
British zoo welcomes first lion cubs in more than a decade - 'Special moment!'
Blackpool Zoo is celebrating the birth of three African lion cubs, marking the first cub births at the centre in more than 10 years.Lioness Hira gave birth last Sunday (July 26) at the Lancashire attraction, with the last lion cub born at the zoo arriving in 2015. That cub was Khari, who has now become a father for the first time - with zoo staff noting the arrival is particularly special, given Khari's own history. Born to parents Rachel and Wallace, he was just six months old when his mother d...
Fifteen elephant deaths at Kenya park may be due to cyanide poisoning
Analysis of samples collected from carcasses found traces of toxic chemical compound, says Kenya Wildlife ServiceThe recent deaths of 15 elephants near a park in southern Kenya in the past month were likely caused by the animals ingesting pesticides used on nearby tomato farms, the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has said.Erustus Kanga, the agency’s director general, told Citizen TV that analysis of samples collected from the carcasses had found traces of cyanide, a chemical compound used in farmin...
22 juvenile great white sharks fled San Diego nursery during Storm Hilary, later returned
Young great white sharks moved from their nursery habitat during Tropical Storm Hilary. Researchers tracked twenty-two sharks using acoustic tags to observe their movements. Many sharks left the area and returned within weeks after conditions improved. The storm caused a significant drop in sea-surface temperature, affecting the sharks. This study offers new insights into marine species' responses to extreme weather events.
Oh DEER! Doe is spotted with her fawn in a field of wheat
Oh DEER! Doe is spotted with her fawn in a field of wheatGet your news delivered straight to you by 7am - sign up to our new Morning Mail newsletter for FREESee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy NOOR QURASHI, NEWS REPORTER Published: 00:53, 30 July 2026 | Updated: 00:55, 30 July 2026 e-mail View comments
Boiling water on the dog, bleach in the fish tank - using beloved pets as instruments of fear, punishment and power in domestic violence cases is on the increase. Meet the women who are fighting for reform to protect the animals - and their owners
Boiling water on the dog, bleach in the fish tank - using beloved pets as instruments of fear, punishment and power in domestic violence cases is on the increase. Meet the women who are fighting for reform to protect the animals - and their ownersBy LISA BRADY Published: 22:29, 29 July 2026 | Updated: 22:29, 29 July 2026 e-mail
Remora hitches 19-minute ride as sea turtle lays eggs in Costa Rica
On a picturesque Costa Rican beach, an unexpected sight caught the eyes of researchers when a mother sea turtle arrived with a lively suckerfish clinging to her shell for an astonishing nineteen minutes. The fish, which seemed to adapt momentarily to land, showcased its gill movements. After careful observation, it was returned to its aquatic home, darting away with unexpected vigor, leaving onlookers astonished by its resilience.
Pelicans learn to avoid river otters after 73 birds killed in lagoon
Along California's Abbotts Lagoon, river otters have been spotted hunting brown pelicans, resulting in the discovery of seventy-three deceased pelicans during nineteen research visits. This unexpected predation correlates with the rising otter population in Northern California. While fish are their usual fare, larger birds provide a richer source of energy. Recent reports indicate that pelicans are adapting by learning to evade the hunting otters.
Barracuda bites Texas girl, 13, but cannot shake her ocean dream
A Texas teenager is recovering after a rare barracuda attack during a family vacation. Claire Macdonel experienced the frightening incident in shallow waters while wearing a shiny bracelet. She is now home and preparing for surgery to repair her hand injury. Despite the painful ordeal, Claire still dreams of becoming a marine biologist. Her family shares the story to raise awareness and encourage water safety precautions.
South Africans fleeing from 'white genocide' forced to leave beloved pets at home
South Africans are fleeing from "white genocide" and being forced to leave their pets in the country, an animal charity has warned.Pedigree lapdogs, Pekingese, Shih Tzus and other pampered breeds that once enjoyed regular grooming sessions and slept alongside their owners, are overwhelming animal shelters as Afrikaner families depart for the United States.The dogs are being left behind with domestic workers, many of whom have simultaneously lost their employment, or dumped at rescue centres, som...
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