How bad was World War II to wildlife?

The Animals in War Memorial in Hyde Park, London, is home to a lovely tribute to the animals that served with British and Allied Forces during WWII. read more

In 1993 NARA opened "Buddies: Soldiers and Animals in World War II," a display of thirty-six of those images. read more

The 26 Most Badass Animals From World War II Animals are heroes too. read more

Every bad solution after a war is the starter key for the next coming war. if we want to stop the war and save the nature, environment, and human lives we should find a real, honest, and sustained solution. read more

Judy, an English pointer, has probably accomplished more during the war than you will during an entire lifetime. Formerly a ship's dog on board HMS Gnat and HMS Grasshopper, Judy helped save the lives of servicemen after the Grasshopper was sunk. read more

The other species to go extinct because of World War II was the Wake Island Rail. Like the Laysan rail, it only lived on a single island, which became a military base—in this case, by Japan. read more