The Mystery Of The Killer Whale Baby Boom
In the Pacific Northwest, scientists are wondering why so many of one clan’s calves are turning out to be boys.
Surge In Super Fat Squirrels?
Experts weigh in on why chubby wild squirrels are being spotted and photographed in several countries.
Finding Friendship In The City Of Hyenas
In a place that welcomes hyenas after dark, an anthropologist ends up bonding with one of the fiercest predators on earth.
After Cecil, US Increases Lion Protections
A new ruling from the US Fish and Wildlife Service adds lion protections under the Endangered Species Act.
Cincinnati Rhino Needed In Sumatra
Ohio zoo sending “Harapan” to Indonesia in hopes he’ll mate and help save his species.
The Global Cat Wars
Australia’s decision to kill 2 million feral cats is the latest event in an epic battle among cat lovers, bird lovers, and even celebrities over cats and their impact on wildlife.
Courage Of A Tiny Orphaned Rhino
In an Indian park, where every rhino life counts toward keeping the species going, a baby is saved in a monsoon.
Selfie Seekers Putting Animals (And Selves) At Risk
Surfing on whale sharks, riding a moose, and mugging with bears, smart phone users do some not-so-smart, dangerous, even cruel things.
Why Status Matters To American Chimps
From “threatened” to “endangered,” a change in US classification increases protections for captive chimpanzees here.
The Secret Lions Of India
The only wild Asiatic lions in the world have survived, and now they have a chance to thrive.