
Shark deadly at both ends
While sharks are usually feared more for their fangs, researchers have captured video footage of thresher sharks which use their tails as a weapon to stun or kill prey.
While sharks are usually feared more for their fangs, researchers have captured video footage of thresher sharks which use their tails as a weapon to stun or kill prey.
Auckland SPCA is overrun with rabbits. The organisation is hunting for homes for more than 40 rabbits - and staff say it's a great time to adopt.
Two people have admitted to selling rock lobster gathered with authorisation for whanau gatherings.
Incredible dog tricks by Jumpy the border collie A proud dog owner has shared a video of his border collie Jumpy doing some of the most impressive dog tricks we've ever seen! courtesy Omar von Muller.
A senior investigator says illegal ivory trading is increasing in New Zealand, as a retiree becomes the first person convicted of ivory trading under NZ law.
Two celebrity travellers were allowed to have their French bulldogs keep them company on an Air New Zealand flight because they were providing a "psychiatric service''.
Attacks on guide dogs by out-of-control canines have increased this year, leaving owners and animals injured and distressed.
A kind stranger has stepped in to help a family after their miniature horse was mauled to death by a roving dog.
Danielle Wright takes a look underneath the sea at the Auckland War Memorial Museum's Moana - My Ocean exhibition.
A farmer who left his herd of calves without food and water for months at his leased Papamoa farm neglected the animals so he could attend to his sick wife and newborn child.
High winds proved no tall order as Fanana the giraffe safely completed an epic journey from Sydney to Christchurch this morning.
Rules to protect the endangered Hector's dolphin from set nets in Akaroa Harbour may not go far enough, new research suggests.
Ten horses were left to starve on lawyer Barry Hart's property after it was seized by the bank, leaving at least two in an emaciated state.
Throwing a stick for your dog to fetch is dangerous and should be banned, veterinary experts have warned.
A large seabird, more used to the big blue ocean than wide green paddocks, ended up on a Taranaki farm at the weekend.
Kiwis spend $1.6 billion on their pets annually. We pamper our pooches more than our grandparents ever could have imagined.
The group responsible for phasing out battery chicken cages within a decade has bowed to industry pressure and proposed extending the timetable.
The zoo in Novosibirsk, Russia's third-largest city, is home to a unique animal - the liliger. That's a big cat breed where the father is a lion and the mother is a lion-tiger hybrid, called a liger.
Suzanne Morphet enjoys more than the bear necessities on a wildlife-filled wilderness cruise in British Columbia.