In a groundbreaking study, scientists reveal how orcas in Mexico are hunting great white sharks by targeting their livers. This shocking behavior could change our understanding of marine food chains.
Discover the unexpected quirks and potential of Google's Gemini for Home, the AI assistant that promises smarter living but misidentifies pets as wildlife. Is it worth the price?
A bat found in San Mateo County's Little People’s Park has tested positive for rabies. Health officials urge anyone who had contact with the bat to seek medical attention immediately.
For over a millennium, the Inupiat people have revered bowhead whales, known for their incredible lifespan. Recent research reveals how these marine giants may live up to 268 years, thanks to extraordinary DNA repair abilities.
The Trump administration's recent approval of extensive oil drilling in Alaska's Arctic wildlife refuge has sparked outrage from environmental groups. Critics warn that this decision threatens vital wildlife habitats and Indigenous communities.
Florida has detected its second case of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), a fatal condition for deer, raising concerns about wildlife health and public safety in the region. The state has initiated a comprehensive response plan to manage the outbreak.
A groundbreaking study reveals how Europe's largest bats utilize distress calls and even the sound of chewing to effectively target their prey. Discover the fascinating world of bat hunting techniques!
A seemingly ordinary bird sighting in Texas has led to a remarkable discovery: a hybrid between green jays and blue jays, highlighting the impact of climate change on species ranges. This groundbreaking find raises questions about future wildlife evolution.
A groundbreaking discovery in Texas reveals a hybrid bird resulting from a green jay and blue jay mating, highlighting the impact of climate change on wildlife evolution. This rare bird's existence marks a significant shift in natural species interactions, as their ranges have converged due to changing weather patterns.
A groundbreaking vaccine has been approved to combat chlamydia in koalas, a major cause of their decline. Researchers celebrate this world-first development, which promises to protect these beloved marsupials from extinction.
