Herbivores may not hunt or rely on sharp teeth for survival, but that doesn’t mean they are defenseless. Many plant-eating animals have evolved unique ways to protect themselves from predators, using ...

Forest Department in Coimbatore Division fills 101 water troughs to provide wildlife with water, reducing human-animal ...

Herbivores are often thought of as harmless plant-eaters, but many have developed powerful defenses to survive. Whether it's a forceful kick or sharp horns, these animals can hold their own against ...

Impala is an antelope that's found in Africa. It thrives in savannas and grasslands and is known for its curved horns. The ...

Riley Black’s new book, When the Earth was Green, uses the latest research to envision the ancient worlds of our favorite prehistoric animals.

The okapi tongue is incredible - it extends a foot beyond its snout. Read on to find out how it uses it to reach leaves high ...

Baboons are the members of the genus Papio, found all over sub-Saharan Africa and parts of the Arabian Peninsula. These ...

The research revealed hotspots of dung production, but also highlighted that, broadly speaking, livestock and wild herbivores—animals like horses, cows and kangaroos that only eat vegetation ...

Providing medical care to injured wildlife has been a priority of the Conservancy of Southwest Florida since 1979.

Gorongosa National Park has documented 110,513 "large-sized" animals in an aerial survey, setting an all-time record for counting the different species present in that protected area in central ...

The Triceratops is an example of a herbivore. Herbivores do not eat other animals. Most dinosaurs were either herbivores or omnivores. However, a very small amount ate both plants and animals.