wildlife

Speed Read The decline occurred between 1970 and 2020

By Peter Weber, The Week US Published 10 October 24

The Explainer How did a parrot from the Himalayas become a common sight in southeast England?

By The Week UK Published 11 August 24

Under The Radar Painted woolly bats are being sold online: bad news for the species – and humans

By Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK Published 30 July 24

The Explainer Though taxonomy is hundreds of years old, scientists are still striving to create a universal and easily understood system

By Abby Wilson Published 8 July 24

The Week Recommends The southwestern region pretty much has it all, from beachfront, to port metropolis, to verdant mountainside

By Scott Hocker, The Week US Published 15 April 24

The Week Recommends Everything you need to know about planning an adventure on the ice

By Catherine Garcia, The Week US Published 15 January 24

In Depth Huge strides have been made in medicine and science, and records broken in women's sports and conservation

By Harriet Marsden, The Week UK Published 24 December 23

A hot spot for biodiversity, the Galapagos Islands are home to everything from giant tortoises to blue-footed boobies

By Catherine Garcia, The Week US Published 17 September 23

feature Descendants of animals once owned by druglord Pablo Escobar pose serious threat to humans and wildlife

By The Week Staff Published 6 June 23

feature The widely used pollutants have been linked to thyroid disease and cancers

By Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK Published 27 February 23

Speed Read Viral video causes huge backlash in China as authorities crack down on ‘mukbang’ binge-eating challenges

By The Week Staff Published 31 January 23

In Pictures Thousands of photographers showcased their skills with images of the marine world

By Julia O'Driscoll, The Week UK Published 26 January 23