Bishnoi Community demands ‘apology’ from Salman Khan over blackbuck incident ‘Lawrence is hurt…’ – The Economic Times Video

Bishnoi Community demands ‘apology’ from Salman Khan over blackbuck incident ‘Lawrence is hurt…’ – The Economic Times Video

National President of All India Bishnoi Mahasabha, Devendra Bishnoi on October 19 asserted that Salman Khan should apologise from the Bishnoi community for killing the blackbuck. While speaking to ANI, he said that the Bishnoi community is very hurt by the incident. Following this, he also said that Actor Salman Khan is not apologetic for … Read more

Hong Kong’s nocturnal wildlife on view in a Kadoorie Farm night walk

Hong Kong’s nocturnal wildlife on view in a Kadoorie Farm night walk

Held twice a month from May until November every year, the night walk is the successor of KFBG’s night safari, which originated in the early 2000s. KFBG’s night walk begins with an introduction to the nocturnal animals in its conservation area. Photo: Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden “In the early days, when I was exploring … Read more

Scientists researching wasps that may protect B.C. berries

Scientists researching wasps that may protect B.C. berries

Every year, invasive insects gnaw away at Canadian farms, gardens and wild plants, spreading disease and disturbing ecosystems.  But tiny wasps that lay body-bursting eggs in invasive insects may be able to help B.C. berry growers protect their crops. “It’s like a free service nature is providing us to help control crop pests,” said Paul Abram, an … Read more

Meet Bubbles, a rare pink grasshopper now living in a London family’s home

Meet Bubbles, a rare pink grasshopper now living in a London family’s home

Natalie Sansone and her family are “not usually bug people” but the family has welcomed a rare pink grasshopper into their northeast London, Ont., home after finding it hopping across their driveway.  Sansone and her husband, Ryan Seed, were walking home from school with their 3-year-old and 5-year-old on Tuesday afternoon when Seed spotted the pink … Read more

Lots of new animals are heading for your city, study suggests

Lots of new animals are heading for your city, study suggests

When you look out the window or walk your dog in the year 2100, the animals you spot might be quite different from what you see today, a new study suggests. Many wildlife species are moving due to climate change — which means Canadian cities could get an influx of wild climate refugees. They could … Read more

It’s mating season for coyotes. Here’s how to limit encounters and stay safe

It’s mating season for coyotes. Here’s how to limit encounters and stay safe

It’s mating season for coyotes, which means they’re more likely to be out and about during the day. With that in mind, the City of Burlington, Ont., is reminding residents what to do if they encounter one, and how to coyote-proof their properties.  Last week, the city also updated its bylaws to let wildlife management … Read more

Lion Mauls Man To Death After He Jumped Into Its Enclosure To Take Selfie

Lion Mauls Man To Death After He Jumped Into Its Enclosure To Take Selfie

A 38-year-old man in India was mauled to death by a lion after he jumped into its enclosure at Sri Venkateswara Zoological Park in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, on Thursday. The man, identified as Prahlad Gujjar, reportedly jumped into the enclosure to take a selfie with the lion. Gujjar, from Alwar, Rajasthan, was reportedly in an … Read more

The key to capturing wildlife images? Patience, says Canadian Geographic’s Photographer of the Year

The key to capturing wildlife images? Patience, says Canadian Geographic’s Photographer of the Year

Windsor, Ont.-born photographer Brandon Broderick drives tens of thousands of kilometres each year, crisscrossing the backwoods of British Columbia and capturing photos of beautiful, but elusive, wild animals.   All of that hard work paid off this week when Broderick was named the Canadian Geographic’s Photographer of the Year for 2023.  “My knees buckled. I almost fell to … Read more

Artist redraws the world with 1,642 free-roaming animals — and no humans

Artist redraws the world with 1,642 free-roaming animals — and no humans

The Current11:34A hand-drawn map with no people, but 1,642 free-roaming animals Artist Anton Thomas wanted to draw a “world map of nature” that would showcase the many different species across the globe — but at one point he was a little worried he’d run out of animals. “I thought before drawing, ‘Oh, surely I would … Read more