Dancing butterflies, a hidden hare, and a French Fry’s-eye-view of hungry pigeons make up the winners of the British Wildlife ...

Whisker analysis shows urban foxes getting third of their food from people - Researchers warn there could be health impacts ...

Scientists at Nottingham Trent University found that food from people—directly or indirectly—contributes an estimated 35% of ...

In April and early May, the fox cubs emerge from the den for the first time, tentatively exploring their surrounds, all while closely guarded by the adults. This cub is enjoying the sunshine ...

Urban wildlife is spotlighted in this year’s award, with a streetwise fox, a roadside swan and scavenging pigeons among the ...

A photo of a red fox on patrol in Bristol city centre is the overall winner of the British Wildlife Photography Awards 2025. Photographer Simon Withyman had been photographing this vixen for three ...

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Urban foxes are sourcing more than a third of their diet from humans – raising concerns they could face health risks from processed foods. Scientists at Nottingham Trent University analysed the ...

Researchers warn there could be health impacts for foxes from eating too much processed foods. The study found that human food made up 16% of the urban fox diet, while pet food accounted for 19% ...