Conservationists at the big cat nonprofit Panthera placed custom cameras across a swath of western Tanzania roughly the size ...

Slaughterhouses are places most people never want to go, and might seem like unlikely places to search for rare or endangered species. In West Africa, however, they are among the last places one can ...

Relentlessly hunted for its scales, the mysterious armored pangolin is vanishing throughout Africa. Now scientists are trying to unlock the secrets that could help save it.

Deep inside the caves of Gabon, a pioneering researcher is discovering how these cryptic carnivores push the limits of adaptation. Conservation ecologist Matt Shirley studies how the African dwarf ...

A national park can protect wild animals while they are inside it. The bigger problem begins when they leave in search of food, territory, or a chance to have young. That matters because endangered ...

Protesters in South Africa have given migrants living illegally in the country until the end of the month to leave. If that sounds familiar, it comes months after another deadline came and went. And ...

A house fire on Tuesday led Jefferson Parish officials to an unusual discovery of a serval, a wild cat native to Sub-Saharan Africa, being kept in a Marrero backyard enclosure. Jefferson Parish ...

New GPS tracking on African wild dogs found they could travel long distances to find mates, but more than half did not survive the journey.

This video showcases incredible encounters between various animals, highlighting their resilience and strength in the face of danger. Featured moments include: - A baby giraffe kicking a lion - An ...

Maybe you haven't noticed or perhaps you just don't care but it seems that as global warming worsens, the planet and its animal inhabitants are fighting back. So far this summer, there's been major ...

These chilled-out, laid-back animals mainly eat grass. And they poop. And they poop. But does all that scat serve any useful purpose? Let's find out. They thought he was just a waiter... then they ...