Other video viewers loved the way the bear cubs slid on the snow or the way they cuddled up with mom. No matter how big and dangerous an animal is, a baby is still a baby! Polar B ...

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The 2024 Nature Photography Contest showcases the complicated beauty and inspiring resiliency of our planet. Photographer ...

The group operates a 24-hour webcam that monitors the eagles’ nest 145 feet up in a Jeffrey pine overlooking Big Bear Lake. Pipping is when a baby bird uses its beak to crack open its shell ...

Jamshedpur, March 2: Tata Zoo welcomed two leopard offspring (cub’s sex is not clear as babies are in close touch with the mother), and one Mandrill monkey baby (male) marking a significant ...

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Polar bear cubs are hidden away for months inside snowy dens. Their mothers nurse them in these quiet spaces, giving the tiny cubs a chance to grow before they set foot on the cold spring ice. A team ...

HOUSTON (KIAH) - Meet the first-ever polar bear cub born in Latin America! The rare birth happened at a zoo in Brazil, marking a historic milestone for wildlife conservation.

Female polar bears give birth in December or early January when the cubs are blind, hairless and weigh just 0.5 kg. Scientists have uncovered a surprising feature of polar bear fur: a natural oil ...

Polar bear cubs have been filmed emerging from their dens for the first time. The extremely rare footage was captured by remote cameras deployed in the Arctic mountains for nearly a decade.

and the University of Toronto Scarborough reveal the first detailed look at polar bear cubs emerging from their dens, captured through nearly a decade of remote camera footage in Svalbard, Norway.

Time is Running Out for Polar Bears! Scientists warn that polar bear numbers could decline by 30% by 2050 due to melting sea ice and climate change. Urgent action is needed to protect their Arctic ...