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    Grizzly Bear's Brutal Elk Hunt Draws Huge Audience●Grizzly Bear's Brutal Hunt on Elk | North America's Deadliest Predators | Wildlife Documentary▶youtubeEnvironmentWildlife375.8K1 h ago

    A wildlife documentary segment showing a grizzly bear hunting and taking down an elk has drawn massive attention, with hundreds of thousands of viewers engaging with the footage. The footage highlights the raw reality of predation in North America, where grizzlies rank among the continent's most powerful predators, particularly during elk calving and migration seasons.

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    Rising whale calf deaths linked to climate change in Puerto Madryn●Save # whale calves in Puerto Madryn from # climate change https://www. the-independent.com/news/scien ce/argentina-deadMmastodonScience39 h ago

    Southern right whale calves are dying in unusually high numbers around Puerto Madryn, in Argentine Patagonia, with scientists linking the deaths to climate change and El Niño effects on food supplies. The Independent reports on the deaths, and readers are sharing the story alongside photos of nearby penguin colonies also under pressure.

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    Roosevelt elk cow photographed grazing in field●Roosevelt elk cow aka wapiti grazing in a field earlier this week. She is part of a large herd with calves and one bull.MmastodonEnvironmentWildlife352 d ago

    A photographer documented a Roosevelt elk cow, also known as wapiti, grazing in a field earlier this week. She belongs to a large herd that includes calves and a single bull, which was photographed a few days earlier. The photographer noted the animal stayed unusually relaxed despite humans nearby, as elk normally avoid people, and kept a respectful distance.

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    Baby Elephants Win Hearts With Their Comic Antics▼When Adorable Baby Elephants Can’t Stop Being Little Comedians 😂🐘 Funniest Animal Videos Ever▶youtubeEnvironmentWildlife683.9K2 d ago

    A compilation of baby elephants tripping, splashing and playing is drawing big audiences worldwide, with viewers sharing clips of the young animals' clumsy, playful behaviour. People are calling them natural comedians, and the footage is being passed around as lighthearted entertainment, adding to the ongoing popularity of wildlife content featuring elephant calves at rescue centres and in the wild.

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    Webinar to explore immune resilience in transition cows▼Upcoming webinar: Beyond nutrition - unlocking immune resilience in transition cows✉newsHealthNutrition22 h ago

    A webinar titled 'Beyond nutrition - unlocking immune resilience in transition cows' has been announced by Food and Agribusiness. The session will focus on the health challenges dairy cows face during the transition period around calving, looking beyond feed formulation to immune function. Dairy farmers, nutritionists and veterinarians are the expected audience, and the announcement is drawing attention within the livestock and animal health community.

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    Calf Care Workshops Focus on Starter Intake and Nutrition▼Starter Intake, Consistent Nutrition Topics of Calf Care Workshops✉newsHealthNutrition4 d ago

    Calf care workshops are being held with a focus on starter intake and consistent nutrition for young dairy calves. The sessions aim to help farmers and caregivers improve feeding practices during the critical early weeks of a calf's life, when proper starter grain consumption and steady nutrient supply shape long-term health and productivity. Agricultural outlets report the workshops as part of ongoing producer education efforts.

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    Bison and calves photographed in Yellowstone's Lamar Valley●Bison & Red Dogs, Lamar Valley, Yellowstone National Park. May, 2019. 📷 Fujifilm X-T3 + XF100-400mmF4.5-5.6 R LM OIS WRMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife105 d ago

    A wildlife photograph from Yellowstone National Park shows a bison herd with their calves, known as red dogs, in Lamar Valley. Shot in May 2019 with a Fujifilm camera and long telephoto lens, the image is being shared and appreciated online for its capture of the park's iconic wildlife during calving season.