Don’t talk to strangers: Mama elephant protects her baby from tourists
Incredible footage shows a mother elephant while keeping her calf away from a group of tourists. It’s like she’s saying, “Don’t talk to strangers.” Just...
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Elephant herd trekking across China leave one behind
SYDNEY, June 11 (Reuters) – A herd of wild elephants trekking across China took a break to forage and play in a forest in China’s...
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Incredibly Rare White Grizzly Bear Caught On Camera in Banff National Park, Canada
You may spot white bears somewhere on the Internet. But when it comes to a white grizzly bear, it’s very unusual. This species is typically...
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Artist Transforms Dirty Cars in Moscow into Incredible Works of Art
Illustrator Nikita Golubev (aka ProBoyNick) is transforming Moscow, one dirty car at a time. The multifaceted artist approaches parked cars covered in filth and turns...
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A man made his wife choose between her dogs and him, and she stayed with the dogs
Liz Haslam has been surrounded by dogs ever since she was a little girl. Her mom bred West Highlands terriers and her dad managed an...
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Giant Wooden Figures Emerge in Nature at The Morton Arboretum
South African artist Daniel Popper debuted his first major exhibition in the United States—and his largest ever—at The Morton Arboretum in Illinois. Human+Nature is a sprawling exhibition...
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PHOTOS: Newborn Fawn Found Waiting With Horses For Mom To Return
A newborn fawn was spotted without its mother — but it wasn’t alone! Kally May discovered the tiny fawn with her horses on a ranch...
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Wildlife Photographer Raises Awareness for Lion Conservation With Beautiful Portraits
Los Angeles-based wildlife photographer Simon Needham takes stunning portraits of different animals to raise awareness of endangered species and encourage conservation efforts. Recently, he was...
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The Amethyst Mushroom Is Like A Galaxy
In 1942, Amethyst mushrooms, Elaeomyxa Cerifera was found. In order to dismissal ascospores like a glowing star the fungi’s fruiting structures splits are open. It’s...
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Pacific Northwest’s ‘forest gardens’ were deliberately planted by Indigenous people
For decades, First Nations people in British Columbia knew their ancestral homes—villages forcibly emptied in the late 1800s—were great places to forage for traditional foods...
