The Shamwari Private Game Reserve's Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre's matchmaking has given an orphaned animal a new lease on life — thanks to a new furry friend named Frank.

Woodrats’ dietary breadth is driven by the costs of both specialization and generalization. For example, generalist woodrats continued to eat harmful creosote year-round, even when less toxic plants ...

Life on Earth started out microscopically small, but it didn’t stay that way for long. Here are five of the biggest creatures ...

Imagine going to a concert that recreates the soundscape of a prehistoric swamp, where each instrument in the orchestra is ...

Professor Loren E. Babcock and Dr H. Gregory McDonald discuss the historical significance of palaeontology, focusing on key ...

One of the most enigmatic fossil sites was found behind a shopping center in New Jersey, one that would be available to the ...

The land would later become the Iberian Peninsula, and the valley the creature stood would be buried deep in the rocks of Portugal. About 125 million years later, paleontologist Pedro Marrecas would ...

Those structures had to be made of something, possibly proteins, Schweitzer reasoned, launching her quest to recover remnants ...

When did these blockhead dinosaurs get their domes? A new fossil is “the specimen we have all been waiting for.” ...

Endangered animals include blue whales, giant pandas, tigers, rhinos, and of course a lot of primates. Though endangered ...

Woodrats reveal how herbivores balance eating toxic plants and survival, offering insights into ecosystems and adaptation.

It's not easy eating green. Most plants are heavily defended with chemicals to deter plant eaters. For these herbivores, getting ...