“At 4am in the morning, the captain came to my door.” What happened next blew this wildlife photographer away

“At 4am in the morning, the captain came to my door.” What happened next blew this wildlife photographer away

Ocean and wildlife photographer Greg Lecoeur relives his unbelievable encounter in Svalbard with both polar bears and belugas. A wildlife photographer proved that patience is a virtue when waiting for bad weather to pass resulted in an incredible encounter with a pair of polar bears and a pod of beluga whales. Ocean photographer Greg Lecoeur […]

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‘Forever chemical’ contamination could undermine sea otters’ fragile recovery in Canada

‘Forever chemical’ contamination could undermine sea otters’ fragile recovery in Canada

Sea otters living along the coastline of Canada’s British Columbia province carry residues of “forever chemicals” in their bodies, according to a new study, and those living near dense human populations or shipping lanes are the most heavily impacted. The research was published in the journal Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, authored principally by scientists at […]

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How Cloud Cover and Tree Canopy Sabotage GPS Dog Fence Accuracy

How Cloud Cover and Tree Canopy Sabotage GPS Dog Fence Accuracy

If you’ve ever stood in your yard wondering why your dog’s boundary alert went off even though they were clearly still inside the safe zone, you’re not alone. GPS dog fence systems promise freedom without physical barriers, but real-world conditions can quietly interfere with how well they work. Two of the biggest and most misunderstood culprits are […]

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