"Hunting is a coward's pastime" - Sir Roger Moore

A street artist draws a work of art: "the invisibility of poverty." A masterpiece. The artist’s name is Kevin Lee!

Ayer Kike llegaba hasta el santuario. Y no podéis perderos estos primeros momentos 🤩🤩🤩 Era una mezcla de miedo por no saber dónde estaba, curiosidad e ilusión de volver a nacer después de doce años atado y solo. Kike merece toda la paciencia y cariño que nunca han tenido con

Wow! I was on our roofdeck when I heard the loud raven alarm call being sounded repeatedly and looked up. There was one of the Cathedral ravens chasing a bald eagle through the sky one block from the raven's nest! Now I know who ravens fear when they have babies. #birdcpp

It's over — Sloth World is shut down.

📸FRIDAY NIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY TIMELINE CLEANSE📸 I'm really not a wildlife photographer, but because I'm always out looking for spectacular landscapes, sometimes I get lucky with wildlife. Such was the case here. I call it "The Great Egret Dance," and it shows the mating ritual

Your birdbath is missing half its potential users. And it's because you're missing a rock. Pollinators and smaller songbirds can't drink from a standard birdbath. The water is too deep, the edge is too slick, and they can't land safely. Bees drown in them. Butterflies avoid

Speak up for foxes today! 🦊 Last year, as part of the Time for Change Coalition, we handed in over 100k signatures from fox lovers calling for a ban on trail hunting - and the UK Government listened. They've now launched a public consultation on hunting laws, and we need as

The banana peel you tossed out the car window is going to kill wildlife. Apple cores, orange peels, French fries, pizza crusts. Every piece of food you throw onto a roadside teaches animals that roads are food sources. Squirrels, raccoons, foxes, vultures, and bears all learn

The brave stag evading the Quantock Staghounds to reach League Against Cruel Sports land where he was protected by sab presence preventing them from poaching him out of there. Exhausted after a 3 hr chase, they were about to shoot him when he jumped up ran for his life

From the archive: Me on BBC Radio 4 Today explaining why we can be proud to be British: we have a pond insect, Micronecta scholtzi, which is, size for size, the loudest creature on Earth. It achieves this record by rubbing its penis against its head. #Waterboatmen #ponds #Britain

Delighted to see a pair of Turtle Doves in our Boreham, North Essex garden for the 19th year. First seen Thursday 23rd April.

Every night, the ocean stages the largest migration on Earth. In deep water around the globe, roughly ten billion tons of fish, squid, crustaceans, and jellies rise from the depths toward the surface after sunset. They feed through the night on plankton and on each other. At

Join me LIVE from Bosnia on Tuesday 28th April at 1pm GMT as I introduce some of the wonderful rescue dogs @SavingStrays looking for a home I will be joined by some surprise special guests in the sensory garden at the Saving Strays Sanctuary. I look forward to you joining us 🐾

A very Happy #WorldPenguinDay from the Falkland Islands! 🐧 One of the world's great penguin capitals, our Islands are proudly home to over one million penguins and five different species. 🇫🇰

Next time you see a pigeon… pause. That small life has known hunger, cold nights, and a world that rarely notices it. They’re not asking for much— just a chance to survive. And sometimes… a little kindness is enough to change their whole day.

A Brazilian fisherman found a Magellanic penguin covered in oil and close to death on a beach in 2011. He cleaned it up, fed it, and nursed it back to health before releasing it. The penguin, later named Dindin, stayed with him for around 11 months, then returned to the wild,

Cutting ivy from trees in the UK and Ireland is ecological vandalism. It does nothing to help the tree, it does not make the place "tidy"....it just hurts wildlife 🐝🪶

Thanks to Network Rail and everyone involved in this campaign to restore swifts traditional nesting places. It demonstrates that these brave little birds, who journey here each Spring from sub-Saharan Africa, are admirable, precious, and loved by many.

The Moon isn't just a rock in the sky. It's the reason you exist. Without it, Earth would wobble out of control. Days would shrink to a few chaotic hours. Tides would vanish. Life as we know it would never have evolved. It sits 238,855 miles away at 2,288 mph And the wild