Posts Tagged ‘wildlife’
Seal pup season has officially started with cute baby seals beginning to appear all along the Sonoma County Coast.
For the first time in more than 150 years, beavers have been spotted along the Guadalupe River.
Two horses were seen just “hanging out” on the 680 northbound ramp in the Martinez area around 2 a.m. Sunday.
A wayward coyote trapped in a backyard at 18th and Capp is offering investigators few clues on how it ended up in the middle of the Mission.
The City’s famously loud sea lions have officially resided at Pier 39 for 23 years this month.
One of the two UC Berkeley law students accused of killing an exotic bird in Las Vegas pleaded guilty in court.
The SF Zoo posted a heartfelt farewell to Tallulah, their “Matriarch Of The Chimpanzees,” who died Sunday.
Two UC Berkeley law students face criminal charges after allegedly beheading an exotic bird at a Las Vegas resort.
Who’s black and white, really cute, and smells vaguely of fish? A bunch of penguins from the San Francisco Zoo.
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by environmental groups that had threatened to close the 80-year-old Pacifica golf course.
Great-tailed grackles, known by feather-followers as "devil birds," have swooped into residence at Lake Merced.
When David Cruz reached out with pictures of frolicking cetaceans, we couldn’t help but notice: These guys are having fun.
At the Point Reyes National Seashore, cameras have caught nearly 60 rarely-seen species.
A nice chunk of BART’s surplus is being hurled toward their ongoing battle with pigeons and pigeon poop.
Researchers say sea otters and their taste for sea urchin help to palliate our planet’s warming atmosphere.
A fifth rabid bat found near Lake Merced this year has prompted a warning from health officials.
