Big, Beautiful, And Rare: Twin Elephants In Tanzania
At 57, their mother, Eloise, is the oldest known elephant to give birth to twins.
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Deaths Of 8 Critically Endangered Black Rhinos ‘Unprecedented,’ Kenyan Government Says
Eight out of 11 critically endangered black rhinos died being transported to a sanctuary in Kenya. The government there is calling the death toll "unprecedented."
Sudan, The Last Male Northern White Rhino, Dies
Sudan was put to sleep Monday after a long illness. There are now just two female northern white rhinos left. Though Sudan’s death was not unexpected, conservationists are left questioning what the legacy of this magnificent rhino and his subspecies should be.
Trump Administration Reverses Ban On Elephant Trophy Imports
The Trump administration has quietly lifted a ban on importing trophies of elephants from some African countries. Trump made a first attempt about three months ago, but changed course after public outcry.
Tail Or No Tail, This Tigress Is Thriving
New trail video reveals another milestone for rehabilitated Amur tiger Zolushka: her second litter in the wild.
Road Trip For Rescued Rhinos May Give The Species A Lift
In India, conservationists truck orphaned rhinos from a rhino-rich park to one with a rhino deficit.
At Last: Rehabilitated Tiger Reveals Her Wild Cubs
We knew that the once-orphaned Svetlaya had given birth to at least one cub. New images show there are three.
Trump Administration Lifts Elephant ‘Trophy’ Import Ban
The Trump administration is reversing an Obama-era ban regarding the importation of so-called elephant trophies from two African countries to the U.S.
Zen Whales Who Let The Buffet Come To Them?
In the Gulf of Thailand, Bryde’s whales sometimes skip the lunging, and just open wide.
Lost Pets And Flotillas Of Fire Ants — Harvey’s Impact On Animals
“Keeping beloved pets safe gives people hope when they’ve lost everything else.”
How Will Animals Respond To Total Solar Eclipse Darkness?
For just a few minutes on Monday, there will be a total eclipse visible in regions across the globe. But as sky-watchers look up, what will animals be doing below?