FOUND: 3 - What They Never Told You

Council launches investigation after man killed by tiger at wildlife park

Yorkshire Wildlife Park remained closed on Monday as investigations continue into the death of the man.

Evening Standard · Oct 12

Rescued turtles return home after NSW government cut flows to wetland

Environmental water to the area was halted after a complaint from a private landholder, leading to the deaths of wildlife and sheep

The Guardian - AU · Oct 12

‘Could you...’: Last words of man killed in Yorkshire Wildlife Park tiger attack revealed

In a shocking incident at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, a young man trespassed into a restricted area, seeking a photograph with a tiger. Tragically, he entered the tiger enclosure just before a fatal encounter with the animal named Altai occurred. Although Altai was unharmed, the man was attacked and died at…

The Economic Times · Oct 12

Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher visited a Kenyan sanctuary for orphaned elephants

Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher visited Kenya’s David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, meeting orphaned elephants at its Nairobi Nursery and Ithumba rehabilitation centre. Their visit highlighted the rescue programme’s work and the threats facing African elephants, including drought, ivory poaching and habitat loss, which can leave young calves without maternal care.

The Times of India · Oct 12

'Planet Zoo 2' Essential Guide: Release Date, System Requirements, and More

Here's a handy guide for everything you need to know about Planet Zoo 2, which is set to release as on October 13, 2026.

Player One · Oct 12

Britain’s secret 2,000-acre weapons site is now a wildlife reserve

Orford Ness, a remote stretch of the Suffolk coast in eastern England, holds a combination of military history and protected wildlife. Covering more than 2,000 acres, the shingle spit was once a closely guarded testing ground where British researchers worked on aircraft, radar and nuclear weapons technology. Today, its landscape…

The Times of India · Oct 12

Florida pays python hunters $18 an hour, but every catch brings risks

A retired US Army veteran has spent 11 years hunting invasive Burmese pythons in Florida’s Everglades, earning up to $18 an hour plus extra pay for each snake caught. The demanding work involves searching dense wetlands, handling powerful reptiles and helping protect native wildlife from a predator linked to severe…

The Times of India · Oct 11

Hundreds of thousands of abandoned US mines now shelter bats and snakes after mining booms

The transformation of former mining sites into sanctuaries for bats and diverse wildlife plays a critical role in ecological conservation. Bat Conservation International works closely with various agencies to ensure these habitats flourish while prioritizing public safety. By installing specialized bat gates, they effectively control human access, allowing the ecosystems…

The Times of India · Oct 11

Guilford County Confirms 14th Animal Rabies Case of 2026 in Jamestown Raccoon as Gwinnett Bat Also Tests Positive

A rabid raccoon in Jamestown is Guilford County's 14th rabies case of 2026, and a Gwinnett bat tested positive. What families should know.

Medical Daily · Oct 11

Wildlife park confirms tiger will not be euthanised after man mauled to death

Ed Miliband, MP for nearby Doncaster North, offers ‘deepest condolences’ to family of visitor who entered enclosure on Saturday

The Guardian - UK · Oct 11