The zoo's cassowary “still has that mysterious aura about her—that prehistoric, dinosaur-walking-through-the-rainforest-quality."
A 20-year retrospective of Brandon Ballengée's artwork explores humans' connection to cold-blooded creatures
Yellowstone cutthroat trout are on the brink of extinction as invasive lake trout continue to eat them
For spotted hyenas, like humans, social wealth equals better health
Smithsonian Journeys Travel Quarterly: Cuba
Thanks in part to government conservation efforts, Cuba's 3,500 miles of coastline are a wealth of beauty and history
Nesting in close proximity to each other has a lot of advantages for sociable weavers
Researchers are using aerial technology to track coastal erosion, map coral reefs and even give whales a breathalyzer
It's a conservation biology riddle wrapped in a mystery inside a hard shell
These giggly beasts didn’t just roam Africa and the Middle East. They were right here in our backyard
Meet the creatures who look into the face of venomous death and say: Not today
Sunflower season is in full bloom in Taoyuan
Two Englishmen won the Ig Nobel Prize for eating grass, earthworms and worse in the name of science
The human-pet timeline is still being put together, but turns out man’s best friend might also be his oldest
Fabien Cousteau, descendant of the famous sea explorer, is working on a project to bring 3D printed coral reefs to the Caribbean island of Bonaire
The story of tracking a legendary feline named El Jefe through the Arizona mountains
On an island in Florida, a rare wild rodent faces a dangerous, feline threat
This strategy means they live to mate again, upending assumptions about these arachnids
A bird-loving scientist calls for an end to outdoor cats "once and for all"
These hybrid avians inherit some mixed directional messages
With anti-fishing laws virtually unenforced, sharks off the coast of Saudi Arabia are being fished to death
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