A century ago, George Shiras III put down his gun, picked up his camera, and revolutionized how we look at animals.
Platypus swims in murky water; its distinctive flat bill and webbed feet are visible as it glides smoothly.
The lowly blowfly is known for feasting on feces and corpses. One intrepid researcher hopes to use them as a biological ...
Roads, cities and farms have reshaped much of the natural world. For decades, scientists believed those physical changes ...
When most people imagine scientists discovering new species, they probably still picture an expedition into the unknown. A ...
The birds might use the organs' iron-rich immune cells as internal compasses on overcast days, when they must rely on Earth’s ...
Arizona’s largest collection of exotic animals makes this fascinating zoo a wild stop for curious visitors of all ages.
Maya Higa is the founder and executive director of the Alveus Sanctuary in Texas, a 15-acre wildlife sanctuary and education ...
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Rare lemur quadruplets born at zoo
While twins are common for this species, quadruplets are an incredible rarity, occurring in fewer than 6% of births worldwide ...
Some countries are attracting Americans with more than visas. From Italy to Bali, people are moving abroad in search of ...
Tick-borne illnesses have been on the rise for years now and more people are getting Lyme disease. This is why and how to ...
Known as the ‘Grand Old Duchess’, Hotel Darwin survived the city’s bombing during World War II and Cyclone Tracy before its ...
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