Irish Stoat Citizen Science Survey - Nearly 700 sightings verified across Ireland, but only five in Louth so far ...

The juvenile sub-Antarctic fur seal was found by Lake’s Entrance resident Anne Kaiser on Bunga Beach, about 318km east of Melbourne on September 17. Ms Kaiser notified authorities about the ...

With their bushy tails and dark brown fur, they are well-adapted to climbing trees ... Additionally, boat trips along the coast offer great opportunities to see them in action. A stoat in the grass.

Alerting the relevant authorities, the discovery turned out to be a 4-year-old woolly rhino (Coelodonta antiquitatis) with its fur, skin, and organs intact, offering paleontologists a rare glimpse ...

Ermines, also called stoats, are small mammals that weigh between 6 and 9 ounces and grow up to 13 inches. They have bushy tails, thick bodies, a black tip on their tail, and fur that can turn snow ...

The kea can live up to 20 years, but their average lifespan is only five years. This species lives a challenging life, falling victim to predators like possums and stoats and living in harsh mountain ...

The chameleon may be the world’s most recognizable color-changing animal, but that doesn’t mean that it’s the only creature ...

A project to eradicate stoats from Orkney has been granted £4m to continue its work. The Orkney Native Wildlife Project has spent £7.9m trapping more than 6,300 stoats on the islands since 2019.

A project to eradicate stoats from Orkney could take another five years and cost a further £8m to complete, it has been claimed. The Orkney Native Wildlife Project began trapping the animals in ...

For full article view Purdue Extension-FNR blog post, Question: I saw a squirrel with no fur on its neck, both backside and underneath. What is this?