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- 1Jaguars patrol riverbanks in striking wildlife photography●In and out of the water, the jaguars patrol for miles along the river bank, looking for prey. I love the how the water f
Wildlife photography showing jaguars hunting along a riverbank is drawing attention online. The images capture the big cats moving in and out of the water as they patrol for miles in search of prey, with one shot in particular praised for showing water flowing off the fur of a jaguar's paw. Viewers are celebrating the detail and patience behind the shots.
- 2Documentary Series Searches for Sundarban's Royal Bengal Tiger●Part 02 - In Search of Sundarban's Royal Bengal Tiger
A wildlife documentary crew has released the second part of its journey through the Sundarbans in search of the Royal Bengal Tiger, one of the world's most elusive big cats. The episode is drawing large audiences, with viewers reacting to the mangrove forest's harsh terrain, boat expeditions and rare glimpses of tiger habitat. Interest in Bengal tiger conservation and the fragile Sundarbans ecosystem continues to drive attention to such expeditions.
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Animal welfare pages in Germany are featuring kittens currently up for adoption. The Frankenpost reports that 'a whole lot of kittens' are searching for 'the big happiness' of finding a home. The push comes at a time when shelters and foster networks typically see high numbers of young cats needing placement, and readers are being encouraged to consider adopting rather than buying.
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Newsround, the BBC's long-running children's news programme, is drawing attention in the UK, with related coverage including NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 docking at the International Space Station, a look inside Scotland's wildcat conservation headquarters described as 'Big Brother for cats', and a question about whether viewers will celebrate Harvest Festival 2026. The programme continues to explain current affairs to young audiences.
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Authorities in Upper Bavaria have warned residents not to approach a big cat, reportedly a puma, after it was sighted in the region south-east of Munich. The district office issued a public alert telling people to keep their distance while officials track the animal. Local media including Rosenheim24 are covering the warning as sightings draw attention across Bavaria.
- 6Wild Rio Negro documentary explores jaguar territory●WILD RIO NEGRO | The Hunter Where the Jaguar Feels Safest | Wildlife Documentary
A wildlife documentary titled 'Wild Rio Negro' follows the Amazon's Rio Negro region, portraying a hunter in whose territory jaguars live undisturbed. The film suggests that in this stretch of rainforest, the jaguar faces less danger from humans than elsewhere in its range. Wildlife audiences are engaging with its look at coexistence between local hunters and big cats in Brazil's Amazon basin.
- 7Hydroelectric dams threaten jaguars and tigers, conservationists warn●Often lauded as a saviour for the # environment and # climate , hydroelectric dams threaten # bigcats : # jaguars and #
Conservation groups are highlighting that hydroelectric dams, widely praised as clean energy for the climate, pose a threat to endangered big cats such as jaguars and tigers. Dam projects flood and fragment forest habitats, cutting off the corridors these animals need to survive. Campaigners are calling for better forest protection so that endangered big cats are not sacrificed in the name of green energy.
- 8Zoo lions show wild instincts after diet change▼Scientists changed how zoo lions eat. Their wild side came out
Scientists altered the feeding routine of lions in zoos, and the animals began displaying more natural, wild behaviours. The findings suggest that how carnivores are fed, not just what they eat, plays a major role in their welfare and behaviour in captivity. Researchers say the results could change how zoos manage big-cat feeding programmes worldwide.
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African lion cubs have arrived at Wildlife World Zoo, the Arizona animal park west of Phoenix. The zoo announced the new arrivals, adding to its collection of big cats and giving visitors a chance to see the young lions. News of the cubs is spreading through local coverage as the zoo highlights the additions to its animal population.
- 10Mountain lion spotted visiting backyard pond at night●Last night we had a very large wild cat (Mountain Lion I believe) visit our backyard pond. This is no small puddy tat. I
A resident in the northwest hills reported a large wild cat, believed to be a mountain lion, visiting their backyard pond overnight. The homeowner notified neighbours and is taking extra precautions, such as clapping when going outside after dark. The close encounter with a big predator in a residential area is drawing attention.
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The precautionary recommendation issued in Wôlinak, Quebec, after a cougar sighting has been lifted, local outlet Le Courrier Sud reports. Residents had been advised to stay alert while authorities assessed reports of the big cat in the area. With the advice now withdrawn, people are discussing the sighting and whether the animal remains nearby.
- 12UT veterinary college cares for lions and tigers on campus▼Cat’s out of the bag: UT College of Veterinary Medicine keeps lions, tigers on the prowl
The University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine is drawing attention for caring for lions and tigers, revealing a lesser-known side of its animal care work. The story highlights how the college's veterinary teams handle and treat big cats, a responsibility most people would not associate with a university veterinary program.
- 13Interpol-coordinated operation nets 233 arrests in Latin America environmental crime sweep●Environmental crime networks busted! Operation Madre Tierra VIII led to 233 arrests across Latin America, exposing shell
Operation Madre Tierra VIII has led to 233 arrests across Latin America in a sweeping crackdown on environmental crime networks. Investigators uncovered shell companies, illegal cyanide mining operations and big cat trafficking, with forests cleared at a scale ten times the size of Manhattan. The operation also pointed to global buyers whose demand funds the ecological destruction.
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A compilation of the funniest cat videos is drawing big attention online, collecting more than a million likes from viewers worldwide. Cat clips remain one of the internet's most reliable sources of light entertainment, and this roundup of feline mishaps and antics is the latest to rack up huge engagement as people share it widely.
- 15Cheetah brothers photographed stirring after a nap●Two cheetah brothers getting ready to move after a nap. # Nature # Wildlife # Photography # Cats # Cheetahs
A wildlife photograph showing two cheetah brothers waking from a nap and preparing to move off is drawing attention from nature and photography enthusiasts. The image captures the big cats resting together before setting out, a quiet moment of everyday life for a species usually shown at full sprint.
- 16Photographer Heads to Patagonia to Walk with Wild Pumas▼One more month to go until my photo trip down to Chile to walk with Pumas in Patagonia. My first time with pumas in the
A wildlife photographer is counting down the final month before a trip to Chile to photograph pumas in Patagonia, describing it as a first encounter with the big cats in the wild. They credit guides Rachel and Sebastian of Cat Expeditions with arranging the outing and say the excitement is hard to contain ahead of the journey.
- 17Black Cat White Hat Security targets small business cybersecurity gap●Small businesses face big cybersecurity challenges. Black Cat White Hat Security was built to help close that gap with a
Black Cat White Hat Security is promoting a free platform aimed at small businesses that lack the budget for robust cybersecurity. The offering covers security frameworks, defense and response, security management, and digital content tools, positioning itself as an affordable way for smaller firms to close the security gap with larger organizations.
- 18Compiling the Most Terrifying Wild Animal Attacks on Camera▼80 MOST TERRIFYING WILD ANIMAL ATTACKS Ever Caught on Camera
A compilation of 80 wild animal attacks caught on camera is drawing large audiences online. The footage shows encounters with predators such as big cats, bears, crocodiles and snakes, capturing both the danger wild animals pose and the growing appetite for dramatic wildlife content. Viewers are reacting to the intensity of the clips and sharing them widely.
- 19Readers share a quiet Moomin passage about dawn on an island●"Little My sat on the lighthouse steps watching the dawn. Below her, the island lay in the half-light, looking like a bi
A passage from Tove Jansson's Moomin books is being shared among readers, describing Little My sitting on lighthouse steps at dawn while the island below resembles a big grey cat stretching its claws. The imagery has prompted warm appreciation of Jansson's prose.
- 20Jaguar spotted swimming long distances while hunting caiman●Another shot of jaguar in the river. It was amazing to see the stamina of these cats, swimming for a mile or more while
A wildlife photographer has shared images of a jaguar swimming through a river, describing how the cats can cover a mile or more in water while hunting caiman. The post highlights the strength and stamina of jaguars, which are strong swimmers unlike most other big cats, and is drawing appreciation from nature and photography fans.