The rescue attempt of the Darwin's Frog is part of a global effort to save the amphibians from extinction.

Endangered Darwin's Frog rescued from fatal foreign fungus

Royal Parks Police are appealing for information to help identify the owner of a dog believed to have killed a deer in Richmond Park.

Deer killed by dog on the loose in Richmond Park 

The wholesale site marked its 50th anniversary.

Gorillas and a pygmy hippo enjoy fruit and veg to mark London market anniversary

Keepers at London Zoo have photographed Aye-Ayes, Bushbabies and Pygmy slow lorises during their active period to better understand their habits.

Night-vision camera captures zoo's secretive nocturnal creatures

Politicians and staff at City Hall have 'adopted' Frank after continuously returning to the area.

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The image was taken by a photographer in Richmond Park which is home to hundreds of red and fallow deer.

Child held ‘dangerously close’ to stag during rutting season in Richmond Park

Lord Firebrand – also known as Yogi – a military working horse has become the 55th recipient of the medal after a career working in royal events.

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Swans resulted in the most delays to passengers on Network Rail's southern region Wessex route.

Special training for rail staff to remove swans blocking busy routes

Penguin keeper, Jess Ray weights Humboldt penguins during the annual weigh-in at ZSL London Zoo, London, where every mammal, bird, reptile, fish and invertebrate across the zoo is weighed and measured. Picture date: Monday August 19, 2024.



Staff at London Zoo need to tempt every mammal, bird, reptile, fish and invertebrate by placing food next to the scales to check their health.

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Beavers were hunted to extinction in England around 400 years ago.

First baby beavers born in London for 400 years help create flourishing wetland

The seal was spotted by a man walking his dog in Wickford who saw the creature on the edge of the River Crouch.

Stranded baby seal saved after swimming alone into an Essex town

ITV News crews filmed two of the horses as they charged through central London.

Four injured as 'spooked' army horses bolt through London in rush hour

A dog walker discovered the closed box on a path at around 5pm on 8 March, and opened it to find the ducklings inside. He called the RSPCA and they were later collected by inspector Shahnaz Ahmad. 


She said: “The ducklings all seem quite healthy and tame, although one is smaller than the others. Given they were in a closed cardboard box we are investigating it as an abandonment and are looking for information about where they came from. 


“It would have been a terrifying experience for the poor ducklings and anything could have happened to them in a busy park. We are very grateful that someone found them and took them home to safety until we could collect them.


“If anyone has any information, please contact our inspectorate line on 0300 123 8018 quoting incident number 01233060.”


The ducklings, who have been named Duck, Duck, Duck and Goose by the RSPCA, are now at South Essex Wildlife Hospital from where they will be rehomed. 


Find more information about keeping ducks and geese as pets on the RSPCA website here. 


This year the RSPCA celebrates its 200th birthday and to mark this special anniversary the animal welfare charity wants to inspire one million people to join our movement to improve animals' lives. To find out how you can join our million-strong movement for animals visit www.rspca.org.uk/200 


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The ducklings, who have been named Duck, Duck, Duck and Goose.

Four ducklings abandoned in a cardboard box in 'terrifying experience'

London Zoo is doing its annual stocktake. The zoo has 300 different species, from Endangered giant tortoises and Asiatic lions

London Zoo begins the big task of counting every animal in the annual stocktake

The puppy was standing precariously on a first-floor window ledge after the window was believed to have been left ajar.

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