In July 2025, four sisters left their family behind and ventured off into the unknown. Just 2 weeks later, three of their brothers followed suit. Over the next 9 months, these intrepid siblings—all African wild dogs from Zambia’s Kafue National Park—traveled thousands of kilometers, braving untold hazards.
Some eventually settled into new territory, having completed the longest movement ever recorded for any African mammal. The others had their journey cut tragically short.
The saga highlights the vulnerability of this iconic canine, which remains one of the world’s most endangered mammals. But the findings also suggest wild dog populations are more connected than previously thought, with movements potentially linking ecosystems across eastern and southern Africa.
Learn more: https://t.co/Q6Bv4DSPbG @NewsfromScience
During WWI, journalist Harriet Chalmers Adams traveled to wartime Lorraine, documenting a landscape where beautiful villages and the scars of war existed side by side. Her 1917 account offers a glimpse of France during this turbulent time. 🔗 https://t.co/ZhQiyosqZS
Every summer, bison bulls battle for mating rights—clashing heads, kicking up massive dust clouds, and putting on one of Yellowstone's most spectacular displays 🦬💥
#WildYellowstone is now streaming on @DisneyPlus.
Fat Bear Week returns as Alaska’s brown bears prepare for winter
The annual competition at Katmai National Park runs from September 22 to 29, with the public voting for the bear that has built up the most impressive fat reserves by feasting on salmon before winter hibernation
Scientists have discovered a new species of cat for the first time in over a century.
Smaller than an average housecat and covered in leopard-like spots, the cat species — proposed name Leopardus tilcayo — lives in Bolivia’s Yungas forest ecoregion. Very little is known about its day-to-day life in the wild.
New cat alert! A call from a wildlife sanctuary about a "weird cat" has led to the first new cat species discovered in over 100 years in Bolivia’s Yungas forest ecoregion. Learn more about this feline surprise: https://t.co/crffXvPqH4
Meet the coastline cleanup crew 🦀 Bubbler crabs turn ocean “leftovers” into a sand ball galaxy, inadvertently maintaining the coastline and distributing nutrients throughout their greater ecosystem.
#InsideTheEnchantedWaterways is now streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.
A new cat, weighing five pounds and named Leopardus tilcayo, has been discovered in Bolivia.
It looks like a leopard that shrank to the size of a house kitten. https://t.co/pUxNaXniwV
A new species of cat has been identified for the first time in over 100 years 🐈
The Tilcayo tiger cat was first brought to a Bolivian wildlife sanctuary after a local man found it as a kitten and mistook it for a domestic cat
The sanctuary later contacted a biologist about what they described as a ‘weird cat’
New cat species discovered in over 100 years
Scientists have identified Leopardus tilcayo, a tiny wild cat found in Bolivia’s Yungas forests. The discovery began with a wildlife sanctuary reporting a “weird cat” and was later confirmed through genetic research
A new species of cat has been identified for the first time in a century—and experts think that there may be even more to discover around the world: https://t.co/woOXXxJOXB
Compartir el set con #BenAfflek, #KerryWashington, @GillianA, #StevenYeun y mi querida @AdrianaPazz ha sido una de las experiencias más enriquecedoras de mi carrera.
Muy orgulloso de lo que hicimos y muy emocionado de poder compartirlo con ustedes. #Animals llega a @netflix y a cines seleccionados el 9 de octubre.