Black cats are supposed to be the ones nobody wants. The numbers tell a stranger, more complicated story — and it starts with genetics, not superstition.
The Black Cat Myth: What the Adoption Data Actually Shows Read More »
Seven gorillas were shot in a single year. One orphan survived to become the most photographed gorilla on earth, and died in the arms of the man who saved her.
Ndakasi and the Orphans of Virunga: The Mountain Gorillas Who Came Back From the Brink Read More »
Twenty-five lions airlifted out of Bolivia. Thirty-three flown home to Africa. One lion who dragged himself across an anaesthetic haze to reach his daughter. The Inferno Roar Lion is for animals like them.
Escape From the Inferno: The Real Lions Behind the Roar Read More »
In parts of southern Africa, the fight against poaching has been reshaped by ranger units made up entirely of women — armed not with guns, but with intelligence, patience, and community trust.
The Women on the Front Line of Africa’s Poaching War Read More »