Two new calves bring hope to Hawaiʻi’s rarest false killer whales
Two newborns offer a hopeful signal for a population believed to number only about 140 animals.
Open the flip-through whale newsWWATV AI-generated editorial illustration—not a photograph of a reported survey night.NSW government report published: September 16, 2026
Night walks are helping map koalas in New South Wales
Repeatable routes, spotlights and audio equipment are building a long-term conservation record.
Open the flip-through koala newsWWATV AI-generated editorial illustration—not a photograph of the specific experiment.Animal Research Spotlight · Reported: September 10, 2026
A tiny wireless lab is revealing how brains work in the real world
A device lighter than a U.S. dime records neural activity while small animals move and socialize.
A ten-minute rescue—and a lesson about fishing line that remains dangerous long after it is discarded.
▤ Open the flip-through pelican news →Scientifically guided WWATV AI-generated illustration—not a field photograph or type specimen.Animal Research Spotlight · Reported: September 10, 2026
How scientists discover an animal no one has named before
Ships, microscopes, chemistry, DNA libraries and habitat models reveal a new genus and species.
Stronger patrols, camera-trap evidence and ecosystem restoration offer cautious signs of recovery.
▤ Open the flip-through lion news →Photo: NOAA Fisheries. Animal portrait, not the Oregon rescue.Original report: August 4, 2026 • Event: July 26
A humpback rescue off Oregon
A difficult disentanglement effort, and why its outcome must not be assumed.
▤ Open the flip-through whale news →Photo: M Kooragamage, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0. Display scaled; photograph unchanged. Sri Lankan Asian elephant, not the India field mission.Original report: July 31, 2026
Life along Asian elephant pathways
Communities and conservation teams working where people and elephants share space.
▤ Open the flip-through elephant news →Photo: NOAA Fisheries. Orca species photograph, not a photograph of the reported research project.Research overview updated: August 27, 2026
The world of Southern Resident orcas
Salmon, sound and family life in a dated research overview—not a new announcement.