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Hours after enjoying a paddle off the coast of Adelaide for what he thought was a solo activity, kayaker and keen ocean photographer Andy Burnell is shocked to discover he had company beneath the surface.

In a shallow lake on the outskirts of Mexico City, a handful of farmers still harvest the eggs of an evasive, fingertip-size water bug in a bid to keep alive a culinary tradition dating at least to the Aztec empire. Caviar is typically associated sturgeons swimming the Caspian Sea, but…

Expert Jimmy Doherty on how gardeners can help bees survive the cooler months. By Hannah Stephenson.

Eight of the birds of prey are released into wild on island where use of poison bait has left them virtually extinct

In the 1970s exotic pets were banned and many owners felt they could do nothing except release their big cats into the wild

Topics: An eastern brown snake at Stockton, naming eastern quolls and the trouser crease.

Thousands of creatures get washed down concrete drainage gullies to their deaths but there is an opportunity for the public in Perthshire to help make nylon mesh amphibian escape ladders so that more can climb back out to safety.

Invasive bumblebees are all over Tasmania. They're great pollinators but researchers want to know about the threat they pose to native bees and birds.

Hundreds of ships have gathered near the Galapagos Islands, 600 miles west of Ecuador where they are resupplied at sea so they can carry on fishing

Lucas, a four-year-old African penguin, was struggling to walk after developing a dangerous bacterial infection - but since getting his shoes he is walking like a normal penguin and has got himself a new girlfriend

Residents around the Lesmahagow and Coalburn areas are invited to the public consultation.