Cassandra Snyder+FollowStorks Are Back in Denmark!Guess what? Denmark's iconic white storks are making a comeback after disappearing for decades! Thanks to conservation efforts, 33 nestlings were born this year, the highest since the '80s. Locals are even buying nests and leaving out food to help them thrive. Shorter migrations due to climate changes are also playing a part. Fingers crossed they keep coming back! #WildlifeWin #ConservationSuccess #Pets #WildlifeWin #ConservationSuccess21Share
Michelle York+FollowExtinct Gecko Makes Wild Comeback!Imagine thinking a species was gone for 5,000 years, then—boom!—it pops up alive and well. That’s what happened with the leaf-toed gecko on Rábida Island in the Galápagos. After conservationists kicked out invasive rats, this tiny gecko, only known from fossils, started showing up again. It’s being called one of the most epic wildlife comebacks ever. Nature really does bounce back when we give it a chance! #Science #WildlifeWin #Galapagos420Share
Julie Padilla+FollowSnow Leopard Sighting: Actual Ghost Cat!Imagine hiking in the Himalayas and spotting a real-life snow leopard—aka the 'ghost of the mountains.' That’s exactly what happened to a lucky traveler, and the footage is unreal. These cats are super rare, and their numbers are still low, but conservation efforts are actually working. Every sighting is a win for wildlife and the planet. Would you trek mountains for a chance to see one? #News #SnowLeopard #WildlifeWin1361Share
Michelle York+FollowSpotted Owl Babies Make a Comeback!Wildlife nerd alert: Two super-rare northern spotted owl chicks were spotted in Washington’s Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest! This is huge because these owls are basically unicorns—there are so few left, scientists thought they’d never see babies again. The catch? Their survival odds are rough, thanks to habitat loss and some bully barred owls. Still, seeing a whole owl family together is a little hope for a species on the brink. Nature is wild, y’all! #Science #SpottedOwl #WildlifeWin2792Share
megangibson+FollowFrogs Make Wild Comeback After FiresSpotted tree frogs were nearly wiped out by Australia’s bushfires, but now they’re making a wild comeback! Over 600 captive-bred frogs were released, and researchers are amazed—more than half are thriving and even exploring new territory. These little guys are blending in with boulders and ferns, showing real signs of settling in. This win is a huge boost for conservation and proves that with a little help, nature can bounce back. How cool is that? #Science #WildlifeWin #Conservation40Share
Wesley Romero+FollowCutest Comeback: Bandicoots Are Back!Trail cameras just caught the most heart-melting sight: a mama Shark Bay bandicoot with her two babies, thriving in the wild after 150+ years! Thanks to some serious predator control, these rare Aussie cuties are making a comeback in New South Wales. Experts are buzzing because past reintroductions flopped, but now there’s real hope for the species. Proof that protecting native wildlife (and keeping out invasive species) actually works! #Pets #WildlifeWin #Bandicoot440Share
James Brady+FollowWildlife Comeback: Pine Martens Spotted!You won’t believe it—after a whole century, European pine martens are back in southwest England! Cameras just caught adorable pine marten kits playing in the wild, proving the reintroduction project is working. These rare, super-cute mammals could help bring back red squirrels too. Conservationists are buzzing, and more pine martens are set to be released soon. Nature is seriously making a comeback! Would you want to see these cuties in your backyard? #Science #WildlifeWin #PineMarten190Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowCranes Make a Comeback!Plot twist: a bird once hunted to extinction in Britain for its tasty meat is back after 400 years—no human help needed! The common crane has returned and is thriving in Scotland’s wetlands, thanks to nature and some eco-friendly farming. With about 250 pairs now, it’s a rare bit of good news for wildlife. Their comeback is a sign that restoring wetlands really works. Who else is rooting for more surprise animal returns? #Science #WildlifeWin #Conservation250Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowWild Comebacks: Endangered Animals Thriving AgainNot all wildlife news is doom and gloom—some endangered animals are totally making a comeback! From giant pandas and bald eagles to mountain gorillas and even the black-footed ferret, these species are bouncing back thanks to conservation, breeding programs, and people actually caring. It’s proof that when we step up, nature can surprise us. Which animal comeback story is your favorite? 🐼🦅🐺 #Science #WildlifeWin #Conservation710Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowBlue Dragons Are Back!Remember those almost-extinct blue iguanas in the Cayman Islands? They’re making a wild comeback! Thanks to a major rescue effort (and locals who totally fell in love with them), these five-foot “blue dragons” are back from the brink. Their return is a huge win for the island’s ecosystem and proof that people power can save species. Kinda makes you want to help out some wildlife, right? #Science #BlueIguana #WildlifeWin1717Share
