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An ocelot was seen stopping to drink water at Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge in South Texas. The wildcat is one of fewer than 100 endangered ocelots known to be living in the state.

Sawfish evolved one of the most striking blade-like head weapons in nature: a long toothed rostrum that can slash, stun, and detect prey through electroreception. It is an elegant offensive tool in ...

Different species often form due to geographic barriers such as mountain ranges or rivers, which separate populations of the same species until they have become so different that they can no longer ...

The islet of Marathonisi in Laganas Bay, known as "Turtle Island," is included in the Marine Park of Zakynthos ...

From an evolutionary standpoint, it’s ruthlessly efficient. The queen collects sperm from multiple drones in one flight, stores it for years, and then spends her life laying up to 2,000 eggs a day.

From spraying mates with urine to changing one's sex, these are the most intriguing courtships in the animal kingdom.

Standing at the rail of a large cruise ship at sunset, the scene can feel simple: metal, water, and sky. Yet the vessel is rarely alone. A cruise ship travels through the ocean as a moving structure ...

How Our Cities Are Inviting Wildlife Viruses In As suburbs expand into forests, grasslands, and wetlands, the boundary between human and wildlife spaces becomes less distinct.

Researchers recently discovered that the breeding season for certain penguin species has moved up due to warming temperatures ...

Both the UK and US Governments have pledged to end research using animals, but is such a goal realistic? And how might it change medical research? Talha Burki reports.

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