Scientists analyzed hundreds of encounters between bears and canines. The results raise the suggestion that dogs may not ...

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A spotted cat from the forests of Bolivia has been confirmed as a new species. The small feline, about the size of a domestic moggy, went under the radar because it was confused with other wild cats ...

The only known living member of the species is in a wildlife sanctuary in Bolivia A spotted cat from the forests of Bolivia has been confirmed as a new species. The small feline, about the size of a ...

For the first time in a century, researchers say they’ve identified a new species of wild cat previously unknown to science. Leopardus tilcayo — or the tilcayo tiger cat — is slender and spotted, with ...

Three African wild dog brothers have turned an already extraordinary journey into a record-breaking one, travelling 4,126 kilometres across Zambia after leaving their pack in search of new territory.

A new species of wild cat native to Bolivia has been identified by scientists – the first to be described in more than 100 years. It’s currently the only known specimen of its kind. Leopardus tilcayo ...

In Zambia, three native wild dogs — also known as “painted dogs” — were found to have traveled over 2,500 miles in eight months. It’s the longest documented trip for any African land mammal. Hosts ...

Our data shows that wild dogs move very differently depending on where they are. Inside protected areas, they move, hunt and rest at moderate speeds. But when they disperse out of protected areas, ...

Three male African wild dogs braved predators, rivers and traps to journey a record-breaking 2,500 miles across the continent—the longest movement ever recorded by an African mammal. Their nine-month ...

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.

LUSAKA, Sept 15 : African wild dogs can travel more than 4,000 km (2,500 miles) across the continent to find mates, according to new research that suggests the endangered species' surviving ...