Zoo offers Valentine’s Day special for cockroach lovers
For the man or woman who has everything, a New York zoo claims to have come up with the ultimate Valentine’s Day gift: the chance to name a cockroach after someone you love. Read More »
Cold weather brings good news for Scottish tourists
It is thought the cold weather this winter will have killed off a significant number of Scotland’s infamous midge population, although most will have survived. Read More »
Botanical sleuths discover pollinating cricket
Botanical sleuths investigating how an unusual orchid is pollinated on the Indian Ocean island of Reunion have discovered a new and seemingly unique type of cricket. Read More »
Exclusive video report on the UK’s bee crisis
Zoogle News reports from London, England, on the crisis facing the UK’s bee population.
Beatle’s back garden now a haven for beetles
Wildlife experts have discovered four rare species of beetle living in the back garden of former Beatle John Lennon’s childhood Liverpool home. Read More »
Giant tortoise threat from reptile blood-drinking insects
The iconic giant tortoises of the Galapagos islands face a new threat to their precarious existence with local mosquitoes developing a taste for reptile blood. Read More »
Britain launches £10m bid to save bumble bee
The British government has assembled a £10 million fighting fund to bankroll efforts to halt the decline of the country’s bee population which beekeepers claim could pose a greater threat to humanity than the current financial crisis. Read More »
Australia’s new ally in war on toads: Meat-eating ants
Australian scientists believe they have discovered a secret weapon in the country’s war on toxic toads with new research suggesting the poisonous amphibians are highly vulnerable to attack by meat ants. Read More »