Goliath Birdeater Spider

The Goliath birdeater spider, the world's largest spider, is making a return along the East Coast of the United States. Despite its intimidating size, its venom is not lethal to humans. The spider mainly feeds on insects, frogs, and rodents.

Rescue of Indigenous Children in Amazon Rainforest

Colombia marks the first anniversary of the rescue of Indigenous children who survived a plane crash in the Amazon rainforest. The children, from the Huitoto tribe, still face an uncertain future as custody is being decided. The siblings were found after 40 days of fending for themselves and are now growing up under state care.

Orangutan Self-Treatment of Facial Wound in Indonesian Rainforest

An orangutan in an Indonesian rainforest treated a facial wound by chewing leaves of a plant known for its healing properties and applying the paste to the wound. The wound healed within five days, showing the orangutan's intentional behavior in self-treatment.