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Wildlife & exotics news headlines

Zoo's sun bear in remission from cancer Zoo's sun bear in remission from cancer
Babu received a terminal diagnosis of lymphoma last year. Read More

Chaffinch numbers continue to decline, bird survey finds

Chaffinch numbers continue to decline, bird survey finds

Turtle doves, willow tits and yellowhammers have...

Chaffinch numbers continue to decline, bird survey finds

Bear family rescued from residential home
Aram, Nairi and their daughter, Lola, endured years of unimaginable suffering. Read More

Rare male fossa moves to Chester Zoo

Rare male fossa moves to Chester Zoo
Zaza has been matched with Shala as part of a conservation scheme. Read More


New project to eradicate mink in Outer Hebrides

New project to eradicate mink in Outer Hebrides
The invasive species threatens local bird populations. Read More

Adder distribution in Scotland reduced, study finds

Adder distribution in Scotland reduced, study finds
The findings have raised concern about adder conservation.Read More


RVC reveals top tortoise health problems

RVC reveals top tortoise health problems

Beak and shell abnormalities were among the most...


Gardeners urged to share sightings of blackbirds

Gardeners urged to share sightings of blackbirds

The popular songbird is in rapid decline.

Colourful birds thrive in cities, study finds

Colourful birds thrive in cities, study finds
Urbanisation has caused a decline in biodiversity. Read More

Reptiles brighter in open habitats, study finds

Reptiles brighter in open habitats, study finds
Animals may have adapted their colouration to survive climate change. Read More