It has the legs of a supermodel, can run at 40mph and leap 3m high – yet is just 50cm tall. Meet one of the world’s weirdest, yet most beautiful, cats

It has the legs of a supermodel, can run at 40mph and leap 3m high – yet is just 50cm tall. Meet one of the world’s weirdest, yet most beautiful, cats

Graceful, wild, and built like a runway model with a hunter’s instinct—this guide dives into the captivating world of the serval cat. How big are serval cats? Counting the head and body serval cats are between 67cm-100cm long, with the tail adding between 24–35cm on. Males are the heaviest weighing between 10–18kg, while females weigh […]

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Frankie the flamingo wins her freedom after flying to France from Cornwall

Frankie the flamingo wins her freedom after flying to France from Cornwall

Zookeepers in Cornwall have decided to grant an escaped flamingo what she apparently has gone to great lengths to attain: freedom. Four-month-old Frankie took flight on 2 November, despite having her feathers clipped, from the walled garden of Paradise Park in Hayle. She amazed her owners when apparent sightings of the audacious phoenicopter were reported […]

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Namibia’s “Beach Lions” Are Adapting to Climate Change by Hunting Seals

Namibia’s “Beach Lions” Are Adapting to Climate Change by Hunting Seals

In an extraordinary example of resilience, Namibia’s desert lions—once thought to be confined to the arid interior—are now roaming the Atlantic coastline, evolving into the world’s only known maritime lions. According to BBC Future, these rare big cats have adapted to extreme conditions by changing their diet and habitat, swapping traditional prey like oryx and […]

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New Research Shows That Flamingos Don’t Spend More Time Preening Than Other Water Birds

New Research Shows That Flamingos Don’t Spend More Time Preening Than Other Water Birds

Recent research challenges the long-held belief that flamingos preen their feathers more than other waterbirds. A study published in Applied Animal Behavior Science by the University of Exeter and WWT Slimbridge Wetland Center examined the feather care habits of five flamingo species. Contrary to popular belief, flamingos‘ preening habits are average compared to other waterbirds. […]

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