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A dog was reported missing two miles off San Clement Island off the coast of San Diego, California. After falling from a fishing boat, the one-and-a-half-year-old German shepherd was assumed dead in the Pacific Ocean. Surprisingly, she was discovered five weeks later alive and well! Luna was aboard a commercial fishing boat with her owner, Nick Haworth, when she fell … [Read more...] about After being lost for 5 weeks in the Pacific Ocean, a German shepherd was discovered alive

The Bronx Zoo had a historic occurrence when six Komodo dragons hatched for the first time since its founding in 1899. Because the species is listed as endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, and mating between these reptiles may be difficult, especially in enclosures, this is a significant step forward for wildlife conservation. The Komodo … [Read more...] about Ancient Dragons Have Hatched in the Bronx Zoo for the First Time Ever

Wood duck parents frequently put some of their eggs in the nests of other birds as brood parasites. It's a method for having as many children as possible reach maturity, and it may lead to some unusual scenarios. According to National Geographic, Laurie Wolf, a wildlife artist and amateur photographer, observed a little fluffy bird bobbing up and down within the nest box … [Read more...] about This Owl Produced A Duckling On Its Own, And Here’s How It Did It

This chameleon's camouflage is so outstanding that it hasn't been seen in over a century. Until now, that is. During a trip to the northwest of the African island country, scientists from Madagascar and Germany discovered several live individuals of Voeltzkow's chameleon. In this movie, you can see the first shots of the extinct chameleon species. Genetic study … [Read more...] about Scientists Discover a Chameleon That Was Last Seen 100 Years Ago