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Animals on EWC
We publish one article each day – on anything under the sun – to prove this is still an amazing world (our motto). We
are an ad-free place on the web where you can find news and insights
that are the polar opposite of the negative 24-hour news cycle!
Scroll down this page to find our 25 Must-See Animal related stories, and then… Click Here to see our growing complete list of Animal related articles. Enjoy!
6 MINUTES
Jellyfish Lake: An Otherworldly Place
On Saturdays Around the World, we take you to Jellyfish Lake,
one of the most incredible underwater places in the world. It is home to
millions of beautiful, virtually stingless Golden Jellyfish, and it is
an aquatic marvel.
7 MINUTES
Rewilding: What if we had the giants back?
Have you heard much about “megafauna,” the other giants that
roamed the earth after the dinosaurs. It turns out they can teach us a
lot about rewilding, a process to recover balance in the natural world.
16 MINUTES
Elephants Never Forget
This beautiful video taught us a lot about the depth of
compassion and wonder that still exists in the world. This article was
our “most viewed” with people from 190+ countries during our
beta-testing. Take a look and you’ll know why.
13 MINUTES
How to Survive a Rhino Charge
Have you ever wondered, “How did they get that photograph?!”
Today we introduce you to a professional nature photographer who will
tell us some fantastic tales and start taking us on little journeys
around the world once a month through his breathtaking images.
56 MINUTES
Koko Turns 44!
Do you remember the beautiful documentary from the 1990’s about
Koko the Gorilla and her kitten? Koko learned sign language and has
been teaching us about the world through her eyes ever since!
8 MINUTES
Denali: a dog’s perspective on life and death
There are some lovely stories on the web about the love and
friendship, but few from a dog’s perspective. Take a few minutes to soak
this in.
17 MINUTES
Let’s Stop “Palming” Orangutans Off
What do baby orangutans have to do with Starbucks, Dominos
Pizza, and Dunkin Donuts? Turns out, their futures are intertwined in a
remarkable way that we all could influence positively! Let’s let the
breathtaking photography of artist Jami Tarris tell the story.
12 MINUTES
Turning Birds Into Dinosaurs
Is turning birds into dinosaurs possible? Creating the
dino-chicken isn’t just a scientific dream. The science behind the
project is already a reality!
6 MINUTES
Flying Rays: Marvels of Nature
What happens when creatures of the sea take flight? The BBC and
National Geographic take us on a journey with flying rays to see a
marvel of nature!
12 MINUTES
Compassion for All Creatures
Compassion is a universal impulse, often demonstrated by
ordinary people who just won’t give up on animals. The folks will give
you some cheer!
3 MINUTES
Whales Giving Us Some Perspective
Can whales help us gain some perspective on our place on the
planet? A drone captures a strange encounter that may help us think
twice about how big we really are.
4 MINUTES
Puffins: Ready for their close up!
How can a plush toy help us capture nature at its best? Here’s a
whole new look at puffins (the other amazing black and white bird), and
how we are filming their lives up-close!
14 MINUTES
Foolishness Saves the Fishing Cat
Learn how one seemingly foolish photographer has started a
conservationist movement that may save an entire species of special
fishing cats.
13 MINUTES
Why Should We Care About the Waggle Dance?
This is definitely an EWC “Who Knew?” article! Learn why we all
might want to be doing the waggle dance to support bees around the
world. Amazing!
8 MINUTES
Whale Facts, The Lives of Incredible Giants
We thought we knew everything about whales, but It’s Okay To Be
Smart shows us some incredible whale facts that prove these giants are
incredible creatures.
18 MINUTES
The Unbelievable World of the Birds-of-Paradise
Deep in the rainforest of Papua New Guinea are some of the most
unique birds in the world. Check out the expedition that set out to
photograph and study them all!
22 MINUTES
Paul Nicklen’s “Tales of an Ice-bound Wonderland”
Astonishing stories and very funny!.. National Geographic’s
Paul Nicklen, has quite a story from swimming with a particularly
“caring” arctic leopard seal for 3 days!
18 MINUTES
Otters: Much More than Cute!
Sea otters and thier caregivers have a lot to teach us about
coping with stress, even if its just for 18 minutes while you take a
look at todays video-shares.
10 MINUTES
When Creatures, Compassion, and Creativity Collide
Here are the stories of Don, Allison, and Mr. Stubbs, animals
whose rehabbers used a little creativity and a lot of compassion to help
them live full lives once again!
25 MINUTES
Underwater Exploration: The New Frontier
We know more about the face of mars than our own ocean floor!
Today’s EWC article inspires us to completely rethink the exploration of
the amazing depths of our own planet!
16 MINUTES
Communicating with WILD Dolphins
Imagine what it would really be like to understand the mind and
communicate with another intelligent species on the planet. Dolphins
may be the first.
9 MINUTES
Saving the Life of a Humpback Whale
While out in the Sea of Cortez with friends, a whale
conservationist came across a young humpback whale trapped in fishing
nets, the incredible adventure that followed is an amazing testament to
powerful connection we share with the natural world!
6 MINUTES
Thomas Jefferson and the Mighty Moose!
GO TEAM MOOSE! Why the moose might be a better symbol for the United States than the bald eagle!
13 MINUTES
Ghosts! They’re all around us!
There are ghosts everywhere! And they tell us about what
ancient, long gone ecosystems may have looked like! Fascinating fun here
before Halloween.
7 MINUTES
Nothing like a good ZOMBIE story!
Mother Nature can put on a pretty good show herself when it
comes to Halloween themes. Zombies might not be what you expected! Check
out our Halloween feature!
8 MINUTES
A Healing Dog’s Remarkable Instinct
Have you heard of Nala, who works all day long, needing no direction. She knows who needs her most.
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