Pet Camel Acts Like a Big Puppy and People Can’t Get Over the Cuteness
You might not think of a camel as being a fun pet to have around, but you’d be…
A rare whale is having an encouraging season for births. Scientists warn it might still go extinct.
PORTLAND, Maine — One of the world’s rarest whale species is having more babies this year than in…
Dead whale discovered on bow of ship docked at N.J. port
Federal officials are investigating after a whale was found dead on the bow of a container ship that…
The Trump administration threatens to revoke Colorado’s authority to manage wolves
It’s been more than three years since the former Biden administration gave Colorado permission to proceed with its…
Which S.F. street did you vote to rename for Claude the Alligator?
At the stroke of midnight on Jan. 1, Mission Local closed its official poll on which Golden Gate…
The moose problem that plagued Fairbanks | Stories Of Our Town
In the summer and fall of 1913, Dick Bucholtz was making headlines in the Fairbanks newspapers. Dick was…
Special licenses coming from CPW
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is creating a roster where individuals can sign up for a bison hunting license.…
Scientists Capture First-Ever Photos of an Elusive “Beaked Whale” That Had Never Been Seen Alive
For years, a strange, repetitive clicking sound pulsed through the deep Pacific. It was heard again and again…
Raccoons are decimating American crocodile nests in the Florida Keys after a 2025 study linked the boldness to the Toxoplasma parasite, spread by 1 to 3 million feral cats; the reaction is controversial, seems like a last resort, and could redefine conservation
In the Florida Keys, American crocodiles They are losing nests in succession to raccoons, in a pattern described…
Explore Kansas Outdoors: Beaver on a stick
Steve Gilliland. Courtesy photo By STEVE GILLILANDExplore Kansas Outdoors The first year I trapped beavers in Kansas was…