It may look like an adorable green sheep, but this amazing animal is so tiny it could fit on your fingertip!
Each year, 50 million sharks are killed as bycatch, but a new invention could change that.
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!
We asked expert Frank Glaw how one goes about describing a new chameleon. Here are the steps involved. Could you discover a new chameleon, too?
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.
Wildlife crossings are structures built over or under roads to help animals cross safely and to reconnect habitats. Learn more!
Roads may be great for us, but what do they mean for wildlife and the environment? Let’s find out.
Watch the video to learn how scientists are using AI to count fast-moving bats.
For the Indigenous Macaquiño community, fishing is an important part of daily life. Traditional fishing methods have been passed down through generations.