Manuel Pruitt+FollowMountain Lion Mom & Cubs Spotted! 🐾Did anyone else see Vishal Subramanyan’s Insta post? His trail cam finally caught a mountain lion mama with her three cubs in the Diablo Range! The cubs’ spotted coats are adorable, but what’s wild is the debate in the comments: some people think sharing these locations puts the animals at risk, while others say it’s crucial for conservation. Is posting these rare sightings helping or hurting wildlife? #MountainLion #WildlifeDrama #TrailCamDebate #Conservation #NatureGossip #Entertainment9922Share
marklowe+FollowPrince Harry’s Charity in Hot WaterWhoa, did you see this? A major conservation charity tied to Prince Harry just admitted their rangers committed human rights abuses in Congo. Locals say they were beaten and worse to keep them out of their ancestral forests. The charity isn’t sharing the full investigation, just a vague statement. Even with Harry on the board, critics say promises of more reports and staff won’t fix years of abuse. This is messy! #PrinceHarry #HumanRights #Conservation #Scandal #Africa #Entertainment314Share
Tanya Jackson+FollowVultures Wiped Out by Poacher PoisonOver 100 vultures just died in Kruger National Park after eating a poisoned elephant carcass left by poachers. Poachers used pesticides to kill the elephant for its parts, but the fallout hit way harder—endangered vultures are now gone, and 83 more are fighting for their lives. These birds are basically nature’s cleanup crew, so this is a huge blow for the whole ecosystem. Poaching’s ripple effects are seriously wild and heartbreaking. #WildlifeCrisis #Vultures #KrugerNationalPark #Poaching #Conservation #Pets4411Share
Tanya Jackson+FollowBusted: 400 Turtles Saved from Smugglers!Wildlife officials in Odisha, India just rescued over 400 rare turtles after stopping a suspicious vehicle in the forest. Four people were arrested for trying to smuggle these little guys, who were being sold for about $12 each. The turtles’ species is still a mystery, but they’re considered rare. Wildlife trafficking like this is a huge deal—it’s bad for animals, humans, and the environment. Hope these turtles get a happy ending! #WildlifeRescue #StopTrafficking #Conservation #TurtleRescue #Pets23478Share
Michelle York+FollowRare Bird Caught on Camera—Finally!Trail cameras just snapped the first-ever footage of the super elusive Western Tragopan in Pakistan’s Allai Valley! Only eight of these stunning birds were spotted, but that’s a huge win for conservationists trying to save them from extinction. The footage is a game-changer for research and protection efforts—proof that tech can help us keep tabs on endangered species and maybe even bring them back from the brink. How cool is that? #WildlifeWin #TrailCamMagic #Conservation #RareBirds #EcoNews #Science36188Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowPoetry Uncovers Porpoise’s Disappearing ActWho knew ancient Chinese poems could double as wildlife trackers? Scientists just used 724 old poems to map where the Yangtze finless porpoise used to swim—and it’s lost a shocking amount of territory over 1,400 years. Turns out, poets were low-key documenting the porpoise’s slow vanishing act, long before scientists showed up. Now, the world’s only freshwater porpoise is hanging on by a thread. Wild how art and science can team up to tell nature’s story! #YangtzePorpoise #Conservation #AncientPoetry #Biodiversity #ScienceAndArt #Science40Share
Michelle York+FollowAncient ‘Dinosaur Fish’ Spotted Alive!Imagine thinking a fish went extinct with the dinosaurs, only for it to pop up in Indonesia—caught on camera for the first time ever! A coelacanth, aka the ‘living fossil,’ was just photographed 475 feet underwater by a marine biologist who had to master some seriously risky diving. This is a huge win for science and conservation, but the exact spot is staying secret to protect these rare creatures. Nature really does keep the wildest secrets! #LivingFossil #Coelacanth #WildDiscovery #DeepSea #Conservation #Science41623Share
Matthew Kirk+FollowWild Dogs’ Secret Snack List RevealedTurns out African wild dogs aren’t as picky as we thought! Scientists used DNA from their poop (yep, really) and found these endangered pups eat way more than just impalas—think birds, hares, even vlei rats. Sometimes they hunt solo for smaller snacks, not just in packs for big game. This new tech is changing what we know about their survival skills and could help keep them around longer. Who knew poop could spill so many secrets? #WildlifeWednesday #Conservation #AfricanWildDogs #ScienceNews #DNA #WildlifeResearch #Pets62Share
megangibson+FollowCatfish Comeback Down Under!Eel-tailed catfish are making a splashy return in southern Australia after a huge relocation effort! Authorities moved thousands of these rare fish to safer waters, hoping to restore their numbers after decades of decline. Overfishing and pesky carp nearly wiped them out, but now, thanks to some serious teamwork, these catfish are getting a fresh start. Fingers crossed this means more fish for everyone (and maybe some epic fishing stories soon)! #CatfishComeback #WildlifeWin #Conservation #Australia #GoodNews #Science30Share
Matthew Kirk+FollowWild Horses Make a Comeback!Did you hear? Przewalski’s horses—aka the last truly wild horses—are back in Kazakhstan after 6,000 years! Thanks to a major international effort, these rare beauties are running free again on the Eurasian Steppe. People literally cried watching them return. It’s a huge win for conservation and biodiversity, and honestly, just a feel-good moment for anyone who loves animals. Can you imagine seeing a species come home after millennia? Wild! #WildlifeWin #Conservation #Kazakhstan #PrzewalskisHorse #FeelGoodNews #Pets10107Share
