Wildlife

To control Burmese pythons, Florida has turned to native giant snakes, the eastern indigo snake, and is already…

This story was originally published in March 2024. Arachnophobes may have thought snow- or ice-covered terrain in the…

Scotland Big Picture Lynx prey mostly on roe deer but they are also known to take sheep The…

NEILLSVILLE, Wis. (WSAW) – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources confirms the first positive test result for chronic…

Craig, widely considered one of the most photographed elephants in the world, died over the weekend at 54…

Legislators say the populations of wolves and bears have recovered and that further population regulation should be done…

After a decade of research and breeding programs, the osprey population in Illinois has grown significantly, according to…

You might not think of a camel as being a fun pet to have around, but you’d be…

PORTLAND, Maine — One of the world’s rarest whale species is having more babies this year than in…

Federal officials are investigating after a whale was found dead on the bow of a container ship that…

Florida’s attempt to save the Everglades by releasing giant snakes to fight a devastating invasion became a global joke, was called environmental madness, and now sees the improbable plan beginning to restore nature’s balance.