The saola is so rare that it hasn’t been captured on camera since 2013. A team in Laos is hoping to find one.
Biorobots are robots that look and move like wild animals. This exciting technology may help us learn new things about animals and their needs.
Lemurs share the night with plant and animal neighbors, all trying to survive and reproduce. Let’s meet seven of them.
Around 70% of lemurs are nocturnal, but why? Find out in this Q&A with lemur scientists Marina Blanco and Lydia Greene.
The mouse lemurs of Madagascar are the world’s smallest primates. Scientist Veronarindra Ramananjato gives us a peek into their fascinating lives.
What do you think the capybara with the turtle on its back is saying to the other capybaras?
Scientists were using drones to count South American river turtles in the Brazilian Amazon when they discovered the nesting site with around 41,000 adult females.
Learn about the incredible life of Jane Goodall, from her friend, and Mongabay’s founder, Rhett Ayers Butler.
We all know the house cat, but did you know there are 40 living species of wild cats? Find out the difference between big cats and small cats and test your memory skills at the same time!
A 113-million-year-old ant fossil found in Brazil is the oldest known ant species. This newly described ancient ant had unique scythe-like jaws for hunting.
Some fish can climb, and it turns out the rare bumblebee catfish is one of them.
Can you spot the 10 differences?