Glacier National Park Cameras Capture a Black Bear Waking Up From Hibernation
We don't blame this bear for wanting to stay in its tree.
We don't blame this bear for wanting to stay in its tree.
Bee populations are at risk, and this paper is made to help save them.
Oh my.
They have killer immune systems.
In honor of National Puppy Day, here are 25 things everyone should know about these very good four-legged snuggle buddies.
The cellulose in animal dung has already been processed, making paper manufacturers' jobs easier.
An excerpt from Michael Ohl's 'The Art of Naming.'
Following age-related complications, Sudan—the last male northern white rhinoceros alive—was euthanized by a team of vets in Kenya in March 2018. But his genetic material could still be used to help save the species.
You have to be just flashy enough.
Fido and Fluffy deserve to be captured like the stars they are.
The state's invasive species population is out of control.
Most received perfect ratings, of course.
The truth about <em>Carcharodon carcharias</em> is often stranger—and always more compelling—than the fiction.
Moreno Monti and Matteo Tranchellini photographed over 100 different chicken varieties.
There are a couple of reasons, all of them very smart.
Bird bodies are made to fly. They have light bones, strong legs, and specially shaped wings. Flying helps birds get away from animals that want to eat them.
Your cat will probably be jealous of its brick doppelganger.
A new study shows the species is in serious trouble.
Finally, a service that will let monkeys know if a potential mate has seen 'The Wire.'
A little shut-eye comes with some risk.
Singing is woven into their DNA.
They sport those floppy ears from the moment they hatch.
They could help rebuild the city's hedgehog population.
Every year, billions of dollars in ancient artifacts and other cultural objects are looted and sold around the world. A new project is training dogs to sniff them out.