Having been nearly wiped out altogether, UK otters are making a come back and some are even now seen in cities.

The unlikely security camera footage reveals that unlike 20 years ago, these charming riverine mammals are no longer rare.

A conservation team has confirmed sightings of Britain's fastest-declining mammal, the water vole, in a river's catchment ...

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Cleveland Metroparks announced a fisher, a small predator, has been caught on camera in a city wildlife area for the first ...

Imagine sipping a latte while stroking an owl or watching an otter play at your feet. This is the promise of exotic animal ...

Dorchester County and the Lowcountry Land Trust partnered to preserve 67 acres of land along the Ashley River to create a new ...

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