A lucky find of fossilized dinosaur poop in eastern Montana gave scientists their first look at which birds may have survived ...

We introduce you to an unusual rat. The armored rat has spines on its back, but scientists are not convinced that they are ...

Chickens recognize up to a hundred faces, solve math puzzles, and communicate with their chicks before hatching, yet most people still picture them as mindless birds pecking at dirt. What scientists ...

Discover some of the rarest animals in the world, from the vaquita to the Cross River gorilla, and learn why their ...

Hundreds of endangered Southern mountain yellow-legged frogs have been released in their home to bolster conservation efforts.

Crows remember your face, manufacture their own tools, and outsmart animals far larger than themselves. What researchers keep ...

This World Rhino Day, discover how wild rhinos shape our ecosystems and how conservation is combatting illegal poaching.

A new study found that captive-raised crocodiles won't return to their facilities, but translocated crocs might try.

September 24, 2026 is World Gorilla Day: we celebrate their intelligence and explore the sanctuaries protecting wild ...

When female red flour beetles have their choice of mates, genetic lines get stronger, according to a new study. This can help prevent extinction.

Researchers in Malaysia found that white-handed gibbons changed their amount of morning calls depending on nearby noise pollution.

International Rabbit Day is celebrated on September 26th. We shine a light on the crucial need for rabbit care and protection.