Whether your dream wildlife holiday involves tracking big cats, watching elephant families at play, seeing cetaceans breach, ...

Two tiny newcomers at the Adventure Aquarium in New Jersey are already stealing hearts and marking a major conservation milestone. Over the weekend, the aquarium announced that they welcomed two baby ...

Two African penguin chicks have been born at Adventure Aquarium in Camden. Their birth comes as the species faces increased threats in the wild due to habitat loss and environmental factors. Oscar and ...

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Endangered penguins living off South Africa's coast have likely starved en masse due to food shortages, a study said, with some populations dropping by 95% in just eight years. Fewer than 10,000 ...

The chicks, named Oscar and Duffy, are the aquarium's 51st and 52nd penguins — a milestone for the facility. 2025 lookback: Trump yanks federal funding from NPR in move conservative advocates said was ...

Adventure Aquarium in Camden welcomed the arrival of two African penguin chicks. The chicks, named Oscar and Duffy by aquarium staff, are the 51st and 52nd of their species to hatch at the facility.

The animals at the Dallas and Fort Worth zoos are more than cute — they’re built for survival in surprising ways. From penguins crying salt to kangaroos pausing pregnancy, these and other biological ...

Conservation management works, as evidenced by the return of puffins to the Isle of Muck in Northern Ireland. The BBC reported that for the first time in at least 25 years, wildlife experts have ...

Visitors to Adventure Aquarium in Camden are getting an early Christmas gift. Two baby African penguin chicks have joined the colony. The chicks, named Oscar and Duffy, are the aquarium's 51st and ...

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