Animals are driven by passion – whether it’s the lasting bonds that last a lifetime like swans or the short, intense, fleeting, stormy love of snow leopards, finding a mate is an important part of being alive. We’ve collected some of the best stories of love and attraction from the world of wildlife. The most … Read more
Deep in the jungles of Tanjung Puting National Park, the movement is activated the camera captured something that conservationists had never recorded there before: a Bornean clouded leopard mother guiding two cubs. puppies with firewood. One cub paused, turned, and looked directly into the lens for a moment before moving on. The recorded game offers … Read more
Arizona wildlife officials have released 19 critically endangered black-footed ferrets in northern Arizona, marking a major step in efforts to reintroduce one of America’s rarest wild animals. The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) made a release on March 10 in three areas, with the goal of boosting the small population of the species that … Read more
When spring comes around, we’re not the only ones who are wandering around after a long winter. The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) has issued an alert to remind residents that black bears are coming out of their dens and will be looking for food. Read it in Spanish here. Officials said it’s … Read more
A photographer has found himself at the center of an animal rights row after making a controversial poster of an elephant in India. Russian actress Julia Buruleva was attacked after burning a 65-year-old model and animal, who has since died, in bright pink paint to bring her vision to life. He has now spoken out … Read more
BENEZETTE – It was standing room only March 26 in the Jack and Jean Parker Outdoor Room near the Elk Country Visitor Center to discuss Pennsylvania’s elk herd. State Representative Michael Armanini welcomed everyone and noted that taxpayer dollars paid for the beautiful location they were in, and that Benezette is officially known as the … Read more
NECEDAH, Wis.— How does a kangaroo escape from a petting zoo? It’s not the opening line of a dad joke. If you are Chesney the kangaroo, you climb an 8-foot fence and walk on a lam for three days, give your caretaker a night and send the residents of a small town in Wisconsin to … Read more
The transition from water to land is a question that still puzzles scientists. Those ancient organisms would need to adapt to the many new challenges of life outside of water. So, how did they do that? In the 2025 study, my colleagues and I tried to understand the genetic basis of adaptation to life on … Read more