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Wildlife & exotics news headlines

Rock hyrax pups born at Chester Zoo Rock hyrax pups born at Chester Zoo
'Potato-sized' youngsters given spud-themed names. Read More

Reptiles 'forgotten victims' of extreme selective breeding, RSPCA says

Reptiles 'forgotten victims' of extreme selective breeding, RSPCA says

Animals bred for looks suffer light sensitivity...

Reptiles 'forgotten victims' of extreme selective breeding, RSPCA says

Rare bush dog pups emerge from zoo den
The five pups are only around a month old. Read More

Abandoned marmoset settles into new home

Abandoned marmoset settles into new home
Nibbles was found in a bag on a London bus. Read More


Seeds and nuts recommended for winter bird-feeding

Seeds and nuts recommended for winter bird-feeding
The RSPB says diets should change from November. Read More

London Zoo conducts annual weigh-in

London Zoo conducts annual weigh-in
Monkeys, penguins and even snails stepped onto the scales.Read More


Python cancer-free after 'world-first' treatment

Python cancer-free after 'world-first' treatment

A tumour destroyed part of her jaw.


Rare babirusa born at Chester Zoo

Rare babirusa born at Chester Zoo

African swine fever is pushing the species to extinction.

RSPB announces historic osprey hatching

RSPB announces historic osprey hatching
Ospreys have not hatched at a UK nature reserve since the Victorian era. Read More

Zoo hails arrival of highly endangered chicks

Zoo hails arrival of highly endangered chicks
Five secretarybirds hatch as part of an international breeding programme. Read More