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Sir David Attenborough’s Inspiring Return: New TV Series at 97 Years Old Explore the enduring legacy of David Attenborough as he approaches 97, with a new TV series, "Planet Earth III," on the horizon. Discover his lifelong dedication to education and environmental awareness through his iconic narration and role in this remarkable nature series.

Human skeleton and gorilla skeleton side by side.

How incredible are leatherback migrations?! 🤩 Big Blue, a female leatherback from Panama, has traveled more than 3,600 km from her nesting beach in the Bocas del Toro region of Panama to the Gulf of Mexico. Follow Big Blue and the rest of our turtles at www.tourdeturtles.org

Thanks to our friends at Atlantis Bahamas for sponsoring and naming Big Blue 🐢💙

55,000 beluga whales are on the move, and you can watch their migration live Grab a front-row seat, it's rush hour for belugas.

GRAPHIC WARNING: The worst is feared for white whale Migaloo, after a body matching the description of the mammal was found washed up in Mallacoota, Victoria.

Migaloo hasn't been spotted for two years, with researchers now working to identify the beached whale.

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Dozens of whales found dead on Anegada More than 40 whales have been found dead along the shore of the eastern end of Anegada. The species of those animals are said to be pilot whales which, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica, are ch…

Picture Of The Day! Hydee enjoying the summer time!

TURTLE NAMING CONTEST! Help us name a female leatherback turtle and raise money for her satellite transmitter! In partnership with Florida Leatherbacks Inc. we applied satellite transmitters to several nesting leatherbacks and released them as part of the upcoming Tour de Turtles. But we still have one leatherback without a name or a sponsor so we want YOU to be her sponsors! Make a donation and leave your name suggestions below. Winner receives a turtle adoption and t-shirt and will be announced tomorrow 🥳

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Guess who's been to see us at Folly Wildlife Rescue - no, you're not seeing things- that's the real Johnny Depp !

As you probably know, Johnny has been appearing with our Patron Jeff Beck on his UK tour and in a recent break, Jeff's wife Sandra brought him up to visit us and see for himself the work we do with wildlife.

And what an incredible afternoon it was for our staff and volunteers, as he toured the hospital's care and vet units. Johnny was incredibly complimentary and in his own words 'blown away' by what he saw.

To top the visit off, we even allowed him the rare privilege of briefly holding Freddie (as in Mercury!) one of the many orphaned badger cubs we're currently hand rearing - and I think it's fair to say he was bowled over by the whole experience!

Killer whale lost in France’s River Seine to be euthanised after failed rescue bid Terminally ill and disorientated orca believed to be suffering from disease not before seen in Europe

Whale shark surrounded by jacks, Sail Rock, Thailand
📸: Karlo Macas
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Since its Bear Awareness Week, we thought it was time for you to Know You Ursidae! All bears belong for the Ursidae family. The family contain five genera, with most being monotypic, or containing only one extant species. The Ursus genus is the largest and contains half of all living bear species. Now You Know Your Ursidae!

Happy Bear Awareness Week!
Stay connected with us all this week as will be celebrating all the members of the Ursidae family.

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Is the Enigmatic Caracal in Line to Becoming India’s Second Wild Cat Species Lost? “.....a lithe fawn coloured body sprang into the air in a graceful arc.” writes B.P. Srivastava, Conservator of Forests in U.P. in the 1950s, while penning down his observation of a Caracal hunting a Partridge…

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Celebrating Sir David Attenborough's 96th birthday Sir David Attenborough has inspired entire generations to take care of the place we all call home. Today we celebrate Sir David's 96th birthday and look back at some of his most memorable and inspirin

'Megaptera⁠’ / There is a lot to consider when freediving to eye level with a mother humpback and her calf. On the day I captured 'Megaptera,' the most important question running through my mind was how to position myself with as little movement as possible so they would not be disturbed. I observed from the surface for over an hour before finally daring to make my attempt, descending forty feet on a single breath before inching towards them, carefully monitoring her reaction as I advanced. Humpbacks have exceptional buoyancy control and use their pectoral flukes to counter any movement in the water. When she lifted her pec on my approach, I wondered: was she compensating for the current, or was I getting too close? No picture is worth agitating an animal, so I decided to err on the side of caution. Rather than rush to the surface and relieve the burning sensation in my lungs, I gently created some distance before allowing myself to drift upwards without a single kick. I am proud of the relationship I maintain with wildlife – at the end of the day, it is the most important part of my job.

Shot on Sony Alpha Universe under special interaction permit (Regulation 13) authorized by the Tongan Ministry of Tourism.

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Happy Earth Day! 🌎🌳

'After trying and failing to hunt a Thomson’s gazelle, young male Ngao rests on top of a hill, swatting flies away with his tail. For a moment, Ngao appeared to be shielding his eyes from the sun.'

'Ngao is the son of brave Nashipai and sister of Namelok. Unfortunately, a few weeks after I took this picture, Ngao lost his sister. Presumably, she died in a fight with a lion. Now, young Ngao has to survive alone. The story of this brother and sister shows us the difficulties that cheetahs have to survive to adulthood.' - S.Chamorro - Wildlife photography & safaris

Hello, Sunshine!

Our next -ril is orangutan Sunshine.

Sunshine was born in England before being sent to the states. Sunshine’s background was in the entertainment business in California for a few years, but she lived in Central Florida for a few years before arriving at the sanctuary.

Sunshine lives in our only orangutan group with Keagan, Archie, and daughter Cahaya.

Read more about Sunny at https://centerforgreatapes.org/orangutan/sunshine/

Thanks for joining us for another TWS vet day, today! 🏥 Cheetah brothers Kitu and Lavani were seen for routine wellness exams including checkins on their known IBD and any arthritic changes.

You can watch both of their exams here:
🐆Kitu: www.facebook.com/wildcatsanctuary/videos/387127309606079
🐆Lavani: www.facebook.com/wildcatsanctuary/videos/279358827710692

After you're all caught up, consider joining in on the generous donors who gave on these posts and had their donations DOUBLED thanks to Miracle Match. Our new state-of-the-art hospital, the preventive veterinary care, dedicated vet staff—is all thanks to you.

Rare whale found dead on B.C.'s coast under investigation Fin whales are the second-largest mammal in the world. Their population in the Northern Pacific is currently listed under Canada's Species at Risk Act as threatened.

No heavy message today, my friends – just a cute animal to start your week.

Sometimes Tuesdays are best seen upside down.

Photo featuring Mowgli

Hundreds of dead animals as water, debris hinder rescue efforts The RSPCA says it has received more than 620 rescue calls for animals impacted by the floods in the last week and is currently caring for hundreds.

Octopuses were around before dinosaurs, fossil find suggests Oldest known ancestor of octopuses unearthed in Montana in form of approximately 330m-year-old fossil