Here's why Arizona national parks are a wildlife ... The study also weighted what animals are more visible and which are native species to achieve the overall rankings.

Other factors pushing animals out of their homes are non-native diseases and invasive species that compete with or potentially eat some of Arizona’s native species. Here are the stories and ...

As part of our summer series, we're taking you to fun places around town that you can get to on just one tank of gas.

The Arizona bark scorpion (Centruroides sculpturatus) is the most venomous scorpion in North America. Don’t let its small ...

The United States is known for its diverse ecosystems harboring a wealth of endemic wildlife — animals found in this part of ...

The Native American Fish and Wildlife Society floated the idea at one of its conferences of buying freezers for the Arizona Game and Fish Department to store animals and “everyone was on board ...

Amateur and professional shutterbugs with a knack for wildlife photography may now submit entries to the Arizona Game and ...

Arizona is home to world record holding animals and insects. That includes this cute critter, which is the smallest of its kind. Have you ever seen it?

Experts with Arizona Game and Fish say many baby animals found alone aren’t actually abandoned. Their parents often leave them hidden for safety and return later to feed them. “Humans take ...