Don't drink and fly: Drunk German wasps threaten UK
Sweet-toothed insects get tipsy on fermented fruit making them more aggressive, and prone to stinging without apparent cause.
Environment & Wildlife
WATCH: Endangered whale shark spotted off Eilat coast
As the largest fish in the world, the whale shark cuts an impressive figure but poses no threat to humans. Upon one sighting, the adult shark was accompanied by two precious baby sharks.
Monday declared hottest day ever on Earth
Climate scientists assert that the world is now as warm as it was 125,000 years ago, attributing this to human-caused climate change.
Study shows elephants communicate like humans
While some dolphins and parakeets are known to address each other by imitating the call of the individual they are addressing, the study suggests that elephant names are not imitative. Instead, they could be as arbitrary as human names like "Emily" or "John."
KKL-JNF warns of danger to nature if rapid construction follows Oct. 7 massacre
The organization sent a letter in the wake of a decision to cut red tape to help evacuees resettle after their communities had been decimated by Hamas.
The other victims of Hamas: Pets and livestock
In the wake of the atrocities of Oct. 7, volunteers have scrambled to save the animals that were hurt or otherwise left stranded in the decimated towns on the Gaza border.
Searchers race to recover bodies in Libya after flooding kills thousands
Mediterranean storm Daniel caused deadly flooding Sunday in many towns of eastern Libya, but the worst hit was Derna. Two dams in the mountains above the city collapsed, sending floodwaters roaring down the Wadi Derna River and through the city center.
Exclusive: Brutal treatment of rabbits in petting zoos, stores
“It's an industry, in the full sense of the word," the director of the Legal Department of the nonprofit organization Let the Animals Live says.
Where does the Eurasian blackcap come from on its way to Europe?
A new study reveals the wintering location of songbirds in Africa.
Migratory birds dying on coasts of Ecuador and Peru
"El Niño" phenomenon decreases food supply for various species of birds.