Once you start commodifying animals and commodifying nature, problems happen" The mandible of a 6- to 7-month-old ...

Do not attempt to rescue a fawn without expert advice. If a fawn loses its fear of predators (people and dogs, for instance), this almost always ends tragically, says local wildlife rehabilitator ...

Thapar dedicated nearly five decades of his life to the protection of wild tigers, particularly in Ranthambore National Park.

The screwworm, a pest likely remembered only by our grandparents, is making headlines again. With a proper name of New World ...

Typically, antlers are shed after the fall rut, between November and April, so the animals can focus on surviving the winter, ...

Gray wolf activity is on the rise in California, so much so that several counties have declared states of emergency. Wolves ...

India’s only wild mountain goat species, the Nilgiri Tahr balances gracefully on steep cliffs and grasslands of the Nilgiri ...

There were no obvious signs that skwalas were around. No nymphs underneath rocks, no petrified shucks. There were a few mayflies in the air but not much else.

We need to send a message to everyone that comes to Montana that we are serious about keeping our waters clean now and for future generations,” the bill's sponsor said.

The context in which the “symbolically-charged” tooth was found “is as interesting as the tooth itself,” researchers said.

Panelists participated in Deer Lodge Wednesday in a discussion about the dramatic decline in brown trout numbers in the upper Clark Fork River and identified possible influences driving the plummet.

Some doubted the species ever existed at all. But the Endangered Wildlife Trust says two of its researchers have found and ...