Good Animal News

It is one of only 10 snakes of its kind found this year.

Data revealed in a new study show a steady recovery of tigers in Thailand’s Western Forest Complex over the past two decades. This recovery has been mirrored by a simultaneous increase in the numbers of the tigers’ prey animals, such as sambar deer and types of wild cattle.

Four zoos across North America have recently welcomed a number of newborn red pandas, a glimmer of hope for the endangered species.

Experts are celebrating the 1,000th release of a Florida grasshopper sparrow into the wild, following years of conservation efforts.

While some species have struggled to adjust to the region’s rising water temperatures in recent years, one is thriving: juvenile bull sharks.

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Siamese crocodiles were thought to be extinct in 1992. Last month, 60 new babies hatched in Cambodia's Cardamom Mountain National Park.

The show has run with a host for 24 years straight, and one thing has stayed the same. But as women lead the field of marine biology in greater numbers, the tides could be changing.

These conservation dogs will go on to fight the poaching of endangered species.

Service dogs can alleviate some symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder for veterans, according to a study published in June 2024.

By 2021, Michel Costa had become a frustrated veteran of an obscure yet devastating war in Europe. The enemy: invasive Asian hornets, which had been massacring his honey bees by the thousand.

Following a donation in the wake of Maui's wildfires last year, this company realized it was time to do more good.