Mammals

• Royal Saskatchewan Museum wildlife research records over 50,000 hours in first year

  The collaboration between the Royal Saskatchewan Museum and University of Regina, began in the fall of 2021 with 17 biodiversity monitoring stations positioned around the city.

  Environment

  Jan 19, 2023
  
• New evidence sheds light on mammal-eating dinosaur

  Microraptors roamed the earth about 120 million years ago, and scientists now have more insight into what they ate.

  Science

  Dec 21, 2022
  
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• Alberta confirms 5 cases of avian flu spreading to mammals

  Five skunks from central Alberta have been confirmed as having avian influenza -- a naturally occurring virus in birds.

  Environment

  May 23, 2022
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• Researchers return after studying feeding patterns, relocation of North Atlantic right whales

  The researcher team says that seven known calves were born this year, with four being spotted in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

  Environment

  Jul 24, 2019
• Video captures moment whale jumps out of water to eat fish off Massachusetts coast

  The moment a humpback whale breached the water to grab some fish was something a Massachusetts man says he won't forget any time soon.

  World

  Jul 13, 2019
• Cute alert: Orphaned baby beaver thrives in Calgary care

  There is no shortage of volunteers to cuddle one of the newest patients at a local wildlife hospital in Calgary.

  Canada

  May 28, 2019
• Turning up the volume on how noise impacts whale health

  The Federal Government has committed over $26 million toward researching how ocean noise connects to the health and habits of marine life

  Science

  Jul 20, 2018
• Proposed park board bylaw could be ‘death sentence’ for injured mammals: Vancouver Aquarium

  The Vancouver Park Board's decision to ban cetaceans at the Vancouver Aquarium could result in a death sentence for injured, sick or orphaned mammals along B.C.'s coastline.

  Apr 27, 2017
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• Whales vs. ships: New mariner’s guide aims to keep at-risk species safe

  To help reduce the threat to species at risk, researchers and other partners from the marine transportation industry have collaborated on a special mariner's guide.

  Feb 15, 2017
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• Murderous mammals: Think cute and cuddly is harmless? Wrong

  When you think of lions, you likely think violent kings of the wild. But what about meerkats?

  Science

  Sep 30, 2016