Certain vegetation, foliage, plants, and weeds start to come into a peak display in western Kentucky’s landscape. You will ...

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From the icy waters of the Pacific Northwest to the heart of Tampa Bay, a new adventure awaits. Today, The Florida Aquarium ...

The aurora borealis, or northern lights, electrifies the skies near the magnetic poles. Indigenous peoples in the Arctic have ...

We were looking for a creek to fish around Meadowlark Lake, which is right on U.S. Route 16, high up in the Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming.

Observe wild animals in their natural surroundings without disturbance. This footage captures authentic animal behavior in harmony with the rhythm of nature. Each moment reveals the beauty of life ...

These animals are believed to be exotic pets released after the 1976 Dangerous Wild Animals Act made ownership difficult.

The great outdoors offers remarkable opportunities to observe wildlife in their natural habitats. However, not all animal encounters are safe for humans or beneficial for the animals themselves.

Rising global temperatures are the third major threat to wildlife, joining habitat loss and overexploitation, like hunting or poaching.

The Borel fire in Kern River Valley displaced wildlife and damaged habitats, but experts say most animals can adapt over time, with some ecosystems even benefiting from the burn.

For nearly 40 years, Critter Creek Wildlife Station in Yokuts Valley has been home to countless animals, with many of them needing rehabilitation.