The White Deer of the Finger Lakes Are in Trouble
There are around 200 ghostly deer living near Seneca Lake in central New York. And pretty soon, the herd’s days might be numbered.
There are around 200 ghostly deer living near Seneca Lake in central New York. And pretty soon, the herd’s days might be numbered.
The American military had a short-lived plan to turn pigeons into kamikaze pilots.
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Learn more about this classic farm dog.
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Happy International Cat Day!
Our furry friends find plenty of ways to entertain themselves when we're not around.
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Cecil is gone, but his image lives on in art and other tributes.
Get to know the dog under all that white fluff.
A research team has taken the famously industrious ant down a peg, showing that many ants don’t do their fair share of work—or any work at all.
The largest bats on earth are gentle giants with a misleading name.
This snail spent more than a night at the museum before someone realized it was still alive.