megangibson+FollowBats Are Moving North—Here’s Why It MattersDid you know bats in Europe are literally packing up and moving north because winters are getting warmer? Scientists found that common noctule bats have shifted their hibernation zones by over 160 miles since 1901—and it could get way worse. The problem? Even if the temps are right, these new spots might not have the caves or food bats need to survive. If bats can’t keep up, we could see more bugs (and maybe more diseases) in places they leave behind. Wild, right? #ClimateChange #Wildlife # #Bats #Science70Share
Tamara Jones+FollowMiracle Bear Cub Spotted Alive!Thought Grizzly 1063’s last cub was gone for good? Think again! After losing her other two cubs to a male grizzly, this mama was seen crossing the road in Grand Teton with her little survivor—nicknamed “Miracle.” The crowd went wild (and so did the rangers trying to keep everyone safe). Fingers crossed this adorable duo stays out of harm’s way, especially with all the traffic in the park. Wildlife drama at its finest! #GrandTeton #GrizzlyBear #Wildlife #Science4447Share
Michelle York+FollowGizmo Might Be a Girl!Big Bear’s famous eaglet Gizmo is probably a girl! Fans watching the livestream noticed Gizmo’s bigger size and chunkier ankles—classic signs she’s female. Gizmo and her sibling Sunny have been stealing hearts as they get ready for their first big leap out of the nest (aka “fledge watch”). No DNA test planned, but all signs point to girl power in the nest! Catch the action on Friends of Big Bear Valley’s socials. #BigBearEagles #Gizmo #EagleWatch #Wildlife # #BirdNerd #Science21Share
Emily Garza+FollowMega Iceberg Breakup Drama!The world’s biggest iceberg, A23, is literally falling apart—breaking into thousands of pieces and turning the Antarctic seas into a dangerous obstacle course. Not only could this icy chaos mess with ships, but millions of penguins and seals might have to detour around the floating chunks just to find food. Scientists are watching closely, hoping the berg’s meltdown doesn’t repeat past disasters for wildlife. Nature’s version of a slow-motion car crash! #Iceberg #Antarctica #Wildlife #ClimateChange #Penguins #Science40Share
James Brady+FollowGiant Shark Spotted Off Marbella!A massive 32-foot basking shark was just caught on camera chilling near Marbella’s beaches—right where everyone vacations! Locals say they’ve never seen anything this huge in 35 years. The video is wild: this gentle giant, as big as a bus, glides right under the waves. Don’t worry, though—basking sharks are total softies, just munching on plankton. Still, imagine swimming and seeing THAT fin! Would you freak out or grab your phone for the ‘gram? #SharkSighting #Marbella #BaskingShark #TravelNews #Wildlife #Science332Share
Tanya Jackson+FollowGrizzly Outsmarts Dumpsters, Faces Tragic EndA 400-lb. grizzly in Yellowstone figured out how to flip 800-lb. dumpsters and rip trash cans from concrete just to get to human food. Park rangers tried to stop him, but after weeks of dumpster diving, they had to put him down for public safety. Wild that even bear-proof bins couldn’t stop this guy! It’s a sad reminder: human food = bear trouble, and sometimes, the bear pays the price. #Yellowstone #Wildlife #GrizzlyBear #NationalParks #BearSafety #Pets276Share
Jessica Hodge+FollowDeer Triplets in the Backyard?!Imagine looking out your window and spotting not one, not two, but THREE baby deer with their mama chilling in your backyard. That’s exactly what happened to Elisabeth in Washington! Apparently, deer triplets are super rare (like, only 5% of mama deer have them), so this is basically a real-life Disney moment. She’s been capturing the cutest videos of the little family, and honestly, who could get anything done with that view? Would you be able to look away? #deertriplets #wildlife #backyardmagic #babyanimals #pnw #Science3500Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowWolves’ Surprising Snack Choices in NLTurns out, Dutch wolves aren’t picky eaters! Most of the time, they’re chowing down on wild boar and deer, but in places like Drenthe where wild prey is scarce, they’re also going after free-roaming cattle and even sheep. Researchers dug through 735 wolf droppings (yep, really) and found their menu changes by region and season. The twist? Conservation cattle, meant to help nature, are now on the wolves’ radar. Wild, right? #Wolves #Netherlands #Wildlife #NatureNews #Conservation #Science191Share
ethanconner+FollowUK’s Most Controversial Zoo Shutting DownSouth Lakes Safari Zoo—once dubbed Britain’s ‘worst zoo’ after a keeper was killed and hundreds of animals died—is finally closing at the end of December. Years of animal welfare scandals, overcrowded enclosures, and shocking undercover footage led to non-stop scrutiny. Now, the zoo’s trying to spin its legacy, but animal rights groups aren’t buying it. The fate of the animals? Still up in the air as they plan a move to a new site. Wild, right? #ZooClosure #AnimalWelfare #UKNews #Wildlife #Spirituality140Share
Michelle York+FollowCapuchins Are Kidnapping Baby Monkeys?!Wild capuchin monkeys have started snatching newborn howler monkeys and carrying them around like bizarre trophies. It all began with one mischievous male (nicknamed Joker), and now others have joined in, leading to at least four infant deaths since 2022. Researchers think these super-smart, bored capuchins are just looking for something to do—no predators, no competition, so they invent wild new trends. It’s like monkey peer pressure gone way too far! #Wildlife #MonkeyBusiness #NatureNews #AnimalBehavior #Capuchins #Science101Share
