Greg Gianforte has caused outrage after hunting and killing a collared mountain lion outside Yellowstone National Park.

Ammunition from hunters is driving the problem, as eagles eat shot and discarded carcasses that contain tiny lead balls from used bullets.

Whales are facing ‘alarming threats’ from fishing gear and ghost nets, a new WWF report warns.

Scientists have observed wild chimpanzees applying crushed insects to the wounds of themselves and others, including a mother chimpanzee treating her son’s injured foot.

The female saltwater crocodile has been rescued after living with a wheel tire around her neck for over half a decade.

Hawaii has become the first U.S. state to make it illegal to capture, entangle, or kill any species of shark.

The animal has only been seen in the wild a handful of times.

The Idaho Wolf Depredation Control Board has requested an additional $392,000 to fund the killing spree of up to 90 percent of the state’s wolves.

With wolf trapping season just beginning, campaigners say the death toll will only continue to rise.

The oil giant’s controversial project drew criticism and legal opposition from Indigenous communities and conservation groups.

Spanish firm Nueva Pescanova Group prepares to open a farm capable of producing 3,000 tonnes of octopus per year in 2023.

Over 40 contestants have been eliminated from the popular camel beauty contest after it was revealed that they were making artificial alterations to the animals.

Activists have launched a last-chance attempt to stop Royal Dutch Shell from performing seismic tests to search for oil in vital whale breeding grounds along South Africa’s eastern coastline.

The science that decapods and cephalopods can feel pain is now irrefutable after a new study reviewed hundreds of scientific papers on pain reception among the invertebrate groups.

It is estimated that only 3 out of the previously 11-strong wolf pack remain.

"It's our once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get a second chance at agriculture," says Datar.

“To be serving animal meat still when claiming to care about the planet is so irresponsible”.

With domestic demand dwindling, whalers in Norway are selling the meat as dog food or dumping it into the ocean.

The United States legal system defines animals as ‘property’, with their legal rights closer to inanimate objects rather than living beings. Now, for the first time, a legal ruling has recognized a community of wild hippopotamus as legal persons.

The popular media platform has led the way by serving plant-based food at their climate conference. Now, campaigners are calling for the upcoming UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) to follow TED’s lead.