The whales are now headed north. In just the last two weeks, three gray whales have died in San Francisco Bay, one of which ...

The startup Colossal Biosciences says it achieved de-extinction and made three new dire wolves named Romulus, Remus, and ...

Joel Sartore's Photo Ark project, funded by National Geographic, captures stunning images of over 18,000 animal species.

Their large ears, which help regulate body temperature ... uprooting trees and creating pathways for other animals. The ...

This fat, called blubber, keeps the heat in and the cold out. Whales' large size also helps them stay warm, since bigger animals lose heat more slowly than smaller ones do. Whales eat a variety of ...

The research shows that climate change might spread infectious diseases globally. The experts point out that melting ice opens the region to more people and industries. Warmer temperatures also unlock ...

mainly other arctic wolves, foxes, and some carnivorous birds. After the meal, it’s time to play. Two one-year-olds pick on a pup. Such play allows the animals to bond and teaches pups how to ...

Climate change is creating new pathways for the spread of infectious diseases like brucellosis, tularemia, or E. coli in the ...