An endangered pygmy Hippopotamus gave birth a week ago at the Toronto Zoo, a calf appearing after 1.5 hours of labor—and he’s ...

A University of Toronto study is offering new evidence in support of full-fat dairy consumption. The findings from a 12-week study demonstrate that three daily servings of full-fat dairy can be ...

Dating back more than 60,000 years ago, humans in southern Africa were engraving ostrich eggshells with intricate geometric patterns that—the longer we study them—look more organized than we ...

Photos (top left, clockwise): Golden-crowned sifaka (by Fanamby), fuzzy belly button in bloom (by Chris Rogerson), bowmouth guitarfish (by Mark Erdmann), and Hickory Nut Gorge green salamander (by ...

Despite going blind, a remarkable horse is still on his way to becoming a dressage champion after adopting an extraordinary form of equine “braille”. The 15-year-old Appaloosa named Milo, has awed ...

More than a century after the country’s largest bird of prey disappeared entirely from Ireland, a white-tailed sea eagle has been delivered—and the young fledgling became another success for ...

If the program succeeds, Kazakhstan will become the world's first country to re-establish the tiger into an ecosystem it had ...

SeaWorld San Antonio recently welcomed 7 rescued beluga whales, following a nearly 2,000 mile journey, as part of an urgent, unprecedented international effort to relocate 30 belugas from a closed ...

When a man who loves things that go ‘boom’ met a men who loves things that go ‘bloom,’ they realized there was much to gain from an alliance. Hence, Ryukoku University professor Takahiko Nakaoki and ...

The seas that Endangered Landscapes and Seascapes Program is working to restore and protect – credit, Zafer Kızılkaya, provided to ELSP From Turkiye’s Mediterranean shore comes the remarkable story of ...

Dave now has a lot of work to do to get back into Santa-shape in time for the holidays; he had to shed 40 pounds to be ...