Australia steps up controversial anti-shark measures despite marine life concerns
Conservationists warn smart drum lines will put endangered species at risk.
Evacuations begin as Hurricane Matthew heads to Haiti and Jamaica
The storm will make landfall in Haiti and Jamaica on Monday but residents could be feeling the effects from Sunday.
Delving into drivers of deforestation: Map shows extent of loss in Borneo since 1970s
New study analyses four decades of satellite images – overturning assumptions about the role of industrial plantations in Borneo forest loss
Mexico's Colima volcano erupts, forcing nearby communities to flee
350 villagers living in volcano's shadow were taken to a nearby shelter on Friday.
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Tourism increase leads to polar bears being shot dead in the Arctic
Polar bears are a protected species and shooting them is allowed only for self-defence and as a last resort.
Pair snatch penguin from South African aquatic park in 'protest against the captivity of animals'
Students kidnapped endangered African penguin Buddy and released it in the ocean.
Endangered pangolin wins protection from worldwide commercial trade
Pangolins are often referred to as the most trafficked animal in the world.
California passes law to save record number of whales dying from crab pot line entanglements
There will be a bounty on pots and lines lost by crabbers which cause whales to drown or slowly starve to death.
Mane attraction: Some lion 'kings' are turning out to be queens
The 'rare, local phenomenon' has been observed in Botswana.
Climate change threatens coffee production - and our ability to enjoy our morning expresso
Altered rainfall and warm temperatures are degrading the quality of coffee and cutting down production.
'Horny and hungry' eastern brown snake surprises Adelaide woman in her ugg boot
The 1m long snake is thought to be the second most poisonous land snake in the world.
How much do you really know about rhinos? Find out in our quiz
Test your knowledge with our World Rhino Day quiz!
Asian hornets have officially arrived in the UK. Here's why you don't need to worry about it
Asian hornets been sighted in Gloucestershire after years of warnings of an invasion from France.
Compare the meerkat in this video of two utterly adorable arrivals during Taronga Zoo 'baby boom'
Though the sex has not been verified, keepers think the two newbies are female.
Tiny superhero tardigrade's genome may explain how it is able to trick death
Scientists have identified a unique protein in tardigrades that could protect humans against DNA damage.
Photos of the hunt for two-metre long lizards in Bangkok's Lumpini Park
Lumpini Park is home to about 400 huge monitor lizards.
Sixteen stranded dolphins saved on Cape Cod beach
Army of volunteers transport animals to trucks for trip to deeper waters at another shore.
Wild and wonderful: London Zoo Animal Photography Prize 2016 winners
IBTimes UK presents a small selection of the nearly 3,000 photos entered into this year's competition.
Are we in a 'sixth mass extinction'? If so large marine animals could be first to go
Extensive and unsustainable fishing is putting larger animals more at risk.
California becomes first US state to ban performances by captive killer whales
SeaWorld says it will use its orcas only in 'educational encounters'.
Watch smart Hawaiian crow use stick tools to forage for food
Bird is one of the few capable of using tools in a particularly sophisticated way.
If you see giant horny spiders crawling your house, it's a good thing – here's why
There's some truth to the 'giant horny house spider' headlines, but don't be scared.
Meet Diego, the sexually rampant Galapagos giant tortoise who saved his species from extinction
Lothario Diego is thought to have fathered 40% of tortoises in his species in the past 50 years.
Land and sea warnings issued in Taiwan as Super Typhoon Meranti set to hit country
The storm is expected to pass through the southern part of Taiwan on 14 and 15 September.
Massive earthquakes occur more often at Full Moon
High-magnitude earthquakes more frequent at times of increased amplitude of tidal stress.
Conversation between two dolphins recorded for the first time. But what did they say?
Scientist believes individual pulses are words that are used to make up sentences.
How do shark teeth bite?
In a milestone study, researchers sought to find out exactly how shark teeth help the animal to kill.
Adorable bats cock their heads to the side like dogs ... to help them kill
Bats found to coordinate head and ear movements with echolocation to hone in on prey more effectively.
200 million-year-old 'monster snake' reptile identified as new species
Vivaron haydeni lived in what is now the US state of New Mexico during the Triassic Period.
Incredible image shows plankton bloom in the Barents Sea as seen from space
Bloom that took place in June was captured with the Sentinel-2A satellite.
Mystery anthrax-like disease is killing elephants and gorillas across Africa
Scientists warn against consumption of dead wildlife in regions where the disease has been found.
A tenth of world's wilderness has been lost since 1990s
The area lost amounts are equivalent to half the size of the Amazon rainforest.
New species of crab found hiding in plain sight in Chinese pet market
The crab, named Yuebeipotamon calciatile, is also the first of an entirely new genus.
Extinction tipping point reached for native forest birds on Hawaii's Kaua'i
Almost all native bird species have seen rapid collapse in populations in recent decades.
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