Pandas Don’t Play By The Rules
A new study indicates that the activity patterns of the midnight snackers are different from that of most other mammals.
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.
Part Of Rwanda’s Continuing Recovery: The Return Of Lions
Lost in the wake of the country’s genocide, big cats make a comeback by special air delivery this week.
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.
Mean To You? Then They Are Dead To Your Dog
A new study from Japan shows dogs are unlikely to accept treats from those who snub their owners.
Take The Bat Man, Dracula, And Tequila. Mix Well.
How a famous biologist spent his career saving ‘the tequila bat’ and rectifying the image drawn in Bram Stoker’s classic story.
As Antelope Die-Off Ends, The Mystery Deepens
Nearly half the world’s population of the saiga died in just the past few weeks. Now, scientists are digging in to find out why.
Bucking The Trend: Uganda’s Elephants On The Rise
Despite unprecedented losses all around, Uganda’s elephant population continues to increase.