Camera traps reveal that Amazonian animals use a walkway high up in the forest as a secret night-time highway.
Learn why the Amazon is critical for our planet and how WWF is working to protect its forests, rivers, and wildlife from growing threats.
Bushcraft Base Camp on MSN
Microplastics Invade the Amazon Rainforest, Affecting Animals Even in Remote Areas
Microplastics silently threaten even untouched Amazon wilderness. The post Microplastics Invade the Amazon Rainforest, ...
The distressed female fox was only discovered by the stunned driver after she chewed through a wire which caused a warning ...
ZME Science on MSN
Sloth selfies are feeding a booming wildlife trafficking trade
It’s not easy to find a sloth in the middle of the forest. They spend most of their time in the tree canopy and are masters ...
Joey Slay Em on MSN
We caught a venomous river monster stingray in the Amazon
Catching a stingray in the Amazon is wild enough, but catching a venomous river monster is something else entirely. The hit, ...
The legal and illegal wildlife trade continues to escalate in tandem with increasing Chinese investment in South America’s Amazon region, mirroring a similar China trafficking trend that devastated ...
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