Insects are incredibly resilient, diverse animals that vary widely in size and habitat. Some can fly, while others are partially aquatic. Although most are generally solitary, many insects, such as ...

Canada is going to the polls on April 28, 2025! Let’s make animals a priority for political leaders, and help drive positive change for animals. Unfortunately, Canada has some of the worst animal ...

Animal Justice is a national animal law advocacy organization focused on improving laws and policies to protect animals in Canada. Our team works to pass strong new animal laws at all levels of ...

Kangaroos are a fascinating and unique group of marsupials that can be found roaming across various habitats primarily on the continent of Australia. From the grasslands to the outback, kangaroos are ...

“The humpback whale is part of an ongoing, unusual mortality event that’s been declared for the eastern U.S. that’s been going on for about five years now,” Professor of Aquatic Animal ...

World Aquatic Animal Day is observed every year on April 3. The day aims to raise awareness about the importance of aquatic animals and the importance of protecting them to maintain our ecosystem.

Celebrate international aquatic animals day on april 3rd with a high quality slow motion video that captures the grace and power of marine life. from shimmering fish to drifting jellyfish ...

Every year, on 3rd of April we celebrate World Aquatic animal Day. Among these, aquatic Insects are the most important. “Small but mighty, aquatic insects are the unsung heroes ensuring clean water ...

This rare marine mammal is found exclusively in Mexico's Gulf of California and is on the brink of extinction because of widespread bycatch and unregulated fishing. This earless seal, occurring in the ...

Test your knowledge of aquatic species by taking this lighthearted quiz and tell us how you did in the comments! 1) I’m an excellent swimmer. I’m dark brown with a long skinny tail. I can see and hunt ...

Image by Utpratheep Nilpechr via Pexels The capybara is the world’s largest rodent, hailing from South America. These semi-aquatic animals thrive near bodies of water like rivers and swamps. Capybaras ...