Defending champions Enugu Rangers suffered their first defeat of the Nigeria Premier Football League season on Sunday, falling 2-0 to Ikorodu City in the standout result of Matchday 6. Goals from Aderemi Adeoye and Ikechukwu Junior sealed a famous victory for the Lagos club, their first-ever NPFL win over the Flying Antelopes, and brought Rangers' unbeaten start to a halt. The defeat leaves the champions playing catch-up on the early pacesetters after six rounds of the 2026/27 campaign.

Saiga antelopes has one of the most distinctive faces in the mammal world. The nose is large, bulbous, and drooping, with downward-facing nostrils that give the animal an expression of permanent melancholy. It is not an aesthetic choice. That extraordinary proboscis is a sophisticated biological air-conditioning and filtration system: it warms and humidifies freezing steppe air in winter, protecting delicate lung tissue from the cold, and filters out the dense clouds of dust that the saiga's own hooves kick up during the mass migrations that were once one of the great wildlife spectacles of…

Nothing like a pronghorn traffic jam. Often incorrectly called an "antelope," the pronghorn is actually a true North American original. Their closest living relatives aren't African antelopes at all, ...

The event took place over a few short weeks and detrimental to the Saiga population August 23, 2026 In May 2015, more than 200,000 seemingly healthy saiga antelopes in the central steppes of Kazakhstan suddenly dropped dead. For the animals, and those charged with their conservation, the Mass Mortality Event was devastating. In the space of a few short weeks, something wiped out more than 60 per cent of the species’ global population, and more than 80 per cent of the saiga in the Betpak-Dala

A forested tiger reserve in southern India is home to a thriving population of spotted and sambar deer, nilgai antelopes, and wild pigs — all ideal prey for tigers. Yet the reserve has no resident tig...

A forested tiger reserve in southern India is home to a thriving population of spotted and sambar deer, nilgai antelopes, and wild pigs — all ideal prey for tigers. Yet the reserve has no resident tig...