Texans are rallying behind a traveling circus elephant they believe has long been a victim of animal abuse. A group of Waco ...

Well, elephants wouldn't be that ... structured like a tongue and function like an arm, they are, in fact, a nose, and an exceptional one. An animal's sense of smell is linked to the number ...

Social media has become such a cesspit it makes us cry out for some wholesome content – and who can resist a cute video of an ...

Inside these lobe fins were a few chunky bones corresponding to the bones in our arms. Over time the descendants of these animals also evolved smaller bones that correspond to our wrists and fingers.

Well, elephants wouldn't be that ... structured like a tongue and function like an arm, they are, in fact, a nose, and an exceptional one. An animal's sense of smell is linked to the number ...

In the 1750s, Danish bishop Erik Pontoppidan described the kraken as “round, flat, and full of arms ... an elephant in a fight. Don’t worry—the fight never happened. Before the animals ...

Their high-fidelity computational model is a milestone both in biology, where it can help explain the octopus's impressive capability, and engineering. "The computational model is a useful testbed for ...

In the fight against illegal wildlife trafficking, an unexpected group of heroes has emerged: African giant pouched rats.

The primate raises its arms for easy access to the toxin-producing brachial gland under its arm. The animal licks the gland, because mixing the toxin with saliva is how its bite becomes venomous.

Sheldon Hooper, 27, was charged and killed by a large elephant at a safari park [Photo ... He died in the arms of his distraught girlfriend Rebecca Rowles who works at the same game lodge and ...

Now Kumire, 33, and her all-female wildlife ranger team, the Akashinga, are among the animals’ fiercest protectors. The rangers are an arm of the ... lost thousands of elephants to poachers ...

Illegal wildlife trafficking is estimated to be worth up to $20 billion per year due to growing demands for illicit commodities such as tiger parts, elephant ivory, rhino horn, exotic birds, and ...