A Kenyan Community Helps Rhinos Come Home
The arduous 10-day effort to translocate 20 critically endangered rhinos to former rangelands in Northern Kenya is in high gear this week.
What’s Got The King Of Counting Tigers Growling?
There’s great hope for tigers in India, but miscalculated census numbers don’t help, says revered big cat expert Ullas Karanth.
How To Speak Elephant
From a trunk-in-the-mouth “I’m sorry” to a head-shaking “Don’t you dare!” Caitlin O’Connell decodes the body language of elephants.
A Different Kind Of Craigslist Killer
IFAW and WCS uncover another multi-million dollar link in the thriving online ivory market… and work to fix it.
The Secret Lions Of India
The only wild Asiatic lions in the world have survived, and now they have a chance to thrive.
The Hawk’s Guide To Life, Love, And Happiness
Noisy sex, lots of food, long naps–Helen Macdonald, author of “H is for Hawk,” shares unconventional life lessons from a raptor’s perspective.
If You Don’t Like Dogs, Does That Make You A Neanderthal?
We dog lovers are feeling a bit superior over a hot new theory indicating that dog-wolves allowed modern humans to beat our caveman rivals.
Gravity-Defying Grizzlies
Attacking helicopters in mid-air or picnicking with sisters, grizzly bears are full of surprises both heart-stopping and heart-rending, emerging research shows.
The Secrets Of Gift-Giving Crows
You may not receive a gift from crows in return for feeding them, as one family reports they did, but the experts say it’s OK to share a snack with these smart, social birds.
New Panda Count Brings Cheers And Debate
A new panda census from the Chinese government has the World Wildlife Fund celebrating, while some experts even wonder if the bears are no longer “endangered.”