But climate change is making winter milder, disrupting the cold weather routine of plants and animals. Some species are not very bothered by this, and others can even benefit. But for many ...

The warmest spring on record has left a Worcester dairy farm feeding grass to its cows in the sheds because of a lack of ...

The Wildlife Sanctuary of Northwest Florida is still feeling the effects of last week's winter ... animals that were mostly ...

The Brackendowns CPF is calling on all community members to consider donating new or gently used blankets, warm clothing for people of all ages, or any other items that can help provide relief from ...

Shortly after a snowfall passes, animals will come out of their ... perhaps injured during hunting season and now crippled, struggling to get through the winter. Another spot appeared to show ...

So, fall and winter temperatures predict Dehnel's phenomenon in these animals." "Phenotypic plasticity is a key way that shrews and many other species respond to changes in temperature," McLean notes.

Jessie is now safe, recovering well, and available for adoption at Lort Smith’s Campbellfield Adoption Centre. Dumping ...

Winter is changing across Raleigh and much of ... Warmer winters disrupt ecosystems, altering the life cycles of plants, insects, and animals. For example, pests like ticks thrive in milder ...

The Whatcom county facility is one of the only open-admission shelters in the Northwest, meaning it’s their policy not to turn away animals ... and is struggling to care for them all.