The local great blue heron colony’s spring nesting season is underway at Commodore Park just west of the Ballard Locks on the ...

A great white shark named Contender was tagged in early 2025, and it's already breaking records. Here's why this tagging is ...

A PHOTOGRAPH has captured a once-rare great white egret alongside its much smaller cousin, the little egret, at a Herefordshire lake.

A PHOTOGRAPH has captured a once-rare great white egret alongside its much smaller cousin, the little egret, at a ...

A group of exuberated North Carolina fishermen thrillingly caught and released a hefty great white shark in the Outer Banks. The 'breathtaking' creature was nearly 13 feet long and weighed a ...

Video along the shores of Frisco on Hatteras Island captured fishermen catching and releasing a nearly 13-foot great white shark. Fisherman Luke Beard said it was an extraordinary moment.

Wildlife photographer N. Hayakawa confirmed to Snopes that these photos authentically showed all-white orcas, and that the images had "not been edited in any way." Hayakawa posted the photo to ...

Check out these photos of Conor McGregor visiting the White House on St. Patrick’s Day. The UFC star is in Washington to meet with President Donald Trump to discuss the state of the Irish government. ...

The White House released photos of President Donald Trump watching strikes on Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen on Saturday, as the large-scale U.S. operation against the terrorist group continues.

Among the sharks being tracked are "Contender," a massive great white shark tagged earlier this year, along with "Dold" and "Danny." Generally, these marine animals stay dozens of miles off the ...

The biggest, most formidable shark to have ever roamed the ocean may have been even larger than previously thought, according to a new study. The research, published Sunday in the journal ...

Shocking photos show rooms at the Haydee guesthouse in Great Yarmouth crammed full of surveillance equipment and spying 'toys'. Among the high-tech gadgets found was a £120,000 'IMSI' grabber ...