See how communities in Laos are helping save endangered Siamese crocodiles from extinction.
In 2023, a mother sperm whale, called Rounder by scientists, gave birth to a baby. The amazing birth was caught on camera.
Scientists recently made the first recordings of wild jaguars meowing.
Scientists have made the surprising discovery that Greenland sharks can see, even though they live in deep, dark waters.
Almost 100 healthy chicks have been born so far this year!
Settlers hunted the tortoises to extinction, but luckily some survived on a nearby island.
Scientists did an experiment and found that chimps and bonobos remember the faces of friends and family even after years apart.
High in the Amazon rainforest, scientists have set up artificial nest boxes fitted with cameras to observe the secret lives of macaws.
Africa has the second highest diversity of freshwater fish on Earth.
A newly described fish species from Papua New Guinea is named after Darth Vader for its purplish-black color.
The Campbell’s keeled glass-snail was once thought to be extinct. Then researchers discovered a wild population in 2020.
Scientists found the frogs in a rugged part of the Andes Mountains.
