Legendary wildlife photographer Paul Nicklen reveals his technical workflow for extreme environments, from the 'home' settings that prevent missed shots to the shift toward silent mirrorless shooters.
New research from the University of Exeter reveals that urban great bowerbirds are leveraging human debris to create more vivid, attractive mating displays.
University of Exeter researchers find that urban bowerbirds are swapping natural decorations for human-made plastic and glass to attract mates.
Jack Crockford proves that high-end mirrorless AI isn't required for world-class wildlife shots, winning the BWPA 2026 with a legacy Nikon DSLR.
New research reveals that extreme heat leads to cognitive decline and increased aggression in animals, from babblers to dogs, creating new ecological risks.
Photographer Emma Parker used a Nikon D850 and 500mm lens to capture a visceral battle between a crab and a mudskipper, securing a runner-up spot in the TPOTY…
Explore the technical breakdown and story behind 'Feathery Pillow,' the winning image by Ben Lucas in the British Wildlife Photography Awards 2026.
A formal petition to the US government seeks sanctions against China over illegal shark finning, potentially risking $1.5 billion in seafood imports.
A formal petition to the US government could trigger a $1.5 billion seafood import ban on China due to systemic shark finning and conservation failures.
Marine biologists have identified a specific 'corkscrew' injury pattern resulting from cannibalistic attacks among gray seals, shedding light on unexpected pinniped behavior.