Highland cattle in Scotland

18 of the most iconic Scottish animals and where to find them | The Scotsman

BBC Scotland - Scotland’s Wildlife, Series 1, Scottish Wildcats

Scotland

10 Native Scottish Animals And Where To Find Them (theculturetrip.com)

Wild lynx could be reintroduced into Scottish Highlands | Wildlife | The Guardian

Scottish Highlands

Conservation in Scotland & Scottish Wildlife | Highland Titles

Deer to the islands - News - Cardiff University

Rare orange-eyed owl species not seen for almost 125 years is spotted in Malaysia

Experts believe the orange-eyed Bornean Rajah scops owl, photographed for the first time, represents a distinct species. Little is known about the bird of prey, though its home on Mount Kinabalu is threatened by habitat loss and climate change.

I was just reading about the new puppies the Queen was gifted from Prince Andrew recently to help her ease her grief after loosing Prince Philip, I didn't appreciate how young they were taken away from their mother, only 5 weeks!  How can anyone that knows puppies accept a gift of two babies so young?  I am horrified, not only that one had a heart problem and needed surgery, the poor puppy died while being operated on.  This is so sad not only for the puppy and the queen but everyone that knows anything about puppies.   How can anyone take a pup that young away from its mother it is so cruel. 

Celebrating Africa's Giraffes - Africa Geographic

Beavers!

pictures Archives - Worth A Dam (martinezbeavers.org)

Angelina Jolie has long been involved with the UNHCR as a special envoy, and now she's also working with UNESCO and Guerlain on a Women for Bees initiative that will ultimately build 2,500 bee hives and restock 125 million bees by 2025—while training and supporting 50 women beekeepers.

Keeping up with the Kestrels: Forget the Kardashians... the life and death dramas starring these Yorkshire birds are proving a hit on one wildlife fan's YouTube channel

Meet Mr and Mrs Kes, and their six hungry kestrel chicks, (pictured) celebrity residents of Fotherdale Farm in Thixendale. This feathery clan draws in tens of thousands of viewers a day via YouTube. The 24/7 reality TV project is the work of wildlife artist and photographer Robert E. Fuller (inset) - using cameras hidden around his farm and in five nest boxes. In the past year, subscribers to his YouTube channel have soared from 35,000 to 205,000, with the current Kes family his biggest hit.

The new 'Big Five': Elephants, polar bears, gorillas, tigers and lions are revealed as the animal kingdom's top creatures to photograph

An international group of conservationists, photographers and charities led by British photographer Graeme Green created a new list of 'animals to photograph' in the wild with tigers, gorillas, elephants, lions and polar bears making up the 'New Big Five'. The initiative is aimed at raising awareness of the crisis facing the animal kingdom from habitat loss, poaching, illegal trade and climate change.