Incredibly Cute, Frustratingly Elusive: Bush Dogs
New photo trap images from Panama give a tantalizing glimpse of these cat-sized dogs of Central and South America.
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.
The Real Tiger Fairy Tale That Just Got Even Better
Zolushka, the orphaned tiger cub who made headlines when she was rehabilitated and released, now makes history by giving birth in the wild.
Uncertain Future For New York’s ‘Ghost Deer’
Hundreds of white white-tailed deer may lose their accidental preserve at an old Army depot.
A Win For The Amazon: Peru Creates Massive National Park
Larger than Yosemite and Yellowstone combined, the park strengthens an already massive green corridor.
Breakthrough In Lifting Evidence From Tusks
Study shows that new fingerprint powders make it possible to retrieve poachers’ fingerprints from porous, ridged ivory.
Wild Fires Threaten Thousands Of Orangutans
Many of the fires have been deliberately set and the situation is now reaching a crisis point.
To Vultures, Pathogens Are As Good As Pizza Toppings
Genome sequencing reveals inherited traits that allow the tummies of these birds to melt bones and digest microbes.