Nature

Amazing Animals Togo
In West Africa, Togo has a landscape of rainforests and savannas. There are 196 species of mammals and 676 bird species.
By Rasma Raisters6 months ago in Earth
Baby Bird Confronts Hungry Leopard In Brave Standoff
In this dramatic encounter, a tiny Water Thick-knee outsmarts a mighty leopard in an incredible dash for survival, leaving its desperate parents and spectators breathless! Read on to learn how this tiny creature beat the odds with a little luck and quick thinking.
By Latest Sightings6 months ago in Earth
Getting Started With Agrivoltaics: A Beginner-Friendly Guide
If you’ve ever dreamed of a future where farming and clean energy grow side by side, you’re in the right place. Welcome to agrivoltaics, the exciting new frontier that blends agriculture with solar power to create farms that feed us while generating renewable energy.
By Kenneth Annan6 months ago in Earth
Baby Wild Dogs First Time Seeing Outside
These wild dog puppies look too small for this world, but it’s their first time outside as they emerge from the den. Puppies and kittens are some of the cutest baby animals out there, and despite their ferocity, wild dogs are cute animals with their distinctive ears and silhouettes. These wild dog puppies are a perfect storm of cuteness.
By Latest Sightings6 months ago in Earth
Cute Black Bear Cubs Dangle In The Trees
In this adorable encounter, a couple of black bear cubs with big personalities venture up a large evergreen in search of adventure! These tiny climbers prove that trees are nature's jungle gym.
By Latest Sightings6 months ago in Earth
The Saiga Antelope: Survivor of the Steppes with an Alien Face. AI-Generated.
In the vast grasslands of Central Asia, where the wind sweeps across endless horizons, lives a creature that looks more like a relic of a fantasy world than a real animal. The saiga antelope, with its oversized, bulbous nose and wide-set eyes, seems like it walked out of a sci-fi movie. But this strange-looking mammal is real—and it’s one of nature’s most unique survivors.
By Secret6 months ago in Earth
The Tongue That Knows No Limits: Uncovering the Giant Anteater’s Bizarre World. AI-Generated.
In the heart of South and Central America’s grasslands and forests, a quiet creature walks with slow purpose—massive claws folded under like a knight’s gauntlets, long snout pointed like a compass, fur draped like a cloak. Meet the giant anteater—a mammal so unusual, it almost seems designed by a child with a wild imagination.
By Secret6 months ago in Earth
Jackal Battles it Out With Vultures in the Air
In the African veld, word spreads fast when food is available. In this sequence, a predator’s meal was disrupted by the arrival of various scavengers.
By Latest Sightings6 months ago in Earth
From Waste to Wonder: Why Bagasse Bowls Are Redefining Sustainable Dining
In a world slowly waking up to the cost of convenience, we’re beginning to question the true price of every disposable item we use—especially when it comes to food packaging. That shiny plastic bowl holding your favorite takeout noodles? It might take 500 years to decompose. That foam container from last night’s leftovers? It’s still out there, somewhere.
By J Z6 months ago in Earth
The Smiling Survivor: Inside the Curious Life of the Quokka. AI-Generated.
What Exactly Is a Quokka? Quokkas are small marsupials native to a few parts of Western Australia, especially Rottnest Island. Roughly the size of a domestic cat, these nocturnal creatures belong to the same family as kangaroos and wallabies.
By Secret6 months ago in Earth
Ghost of the Garden: The Enchanting Mystery of the White Peacock. AI-Generated.
What Is a White Peacock? The white peacock may look like a mythical creature, but it's actually a color variation of the Indian blue peafowl (Pavo cristatus). While the typical peacock flaunts a vibrant palette of iridescent blues and greens, the white variant is dressed in an all-white plumage that glows softly in sunlight. This appearance is not the result of albinism, but a genetic condition known as leucism, which causes reduced pigmentation throughout the body. Despite their pale feathers, these birds retain normal eye color—often a gentle gray or soft blue—which gives them an elegant and almost ethereal look.
By Secret6 months ago in Earth
Turtle Chases And Bites Huge Lion Drinking In His Pond
A brave terrapin managed to scare off a Goliath of a lion while the big cat lay drinking from a waterhole at the Mala Mala Game Reserve.
By Latest Sightings6 months ago in Earth