Mammals
A Paradise for Grizzly Bears Gets an Up-Close Look
This unique North American sanctuary lets a few lucky observers see the besieged species in its wildest state
Why Wolves Work Together While Wild Dogs Do Not
Contrary to popular belief, domestication has made dogs less likely to cooperate to get food than wolves
Stunning Video Captures Humpback Whales Catching Fish With Nets of Bubbles
It's a complicated but ingenious way to catch a meal
A Wild Bison Was Spotted in Germany for the First Time in Two Centuries. Then It Was Shot
As conservationists work to restore the once mighty European bison, they must face misunderstandings from concerned citizens
Dave Eggers’ Animals Might Be “Ungrateful,” But They Go to a Good Cause
The author discusses a return to art and his forthcoming book <em>Ungrateful Mammals</em>
Long Thought Extinct, Javan Tiger May Have Been Spotted in Indonesia
Last sighted in 1976, many are hopeful that the Javan tiger still lives
To Save Australia's Ecosystem, Ecologists Say Eat Kangaroos
With a soaring population, the iconic marsupials are overwhelming other species and may soon run out of food
Denver Airport...Where the Bison Might Soon Roam
Flyers through this large airport could be greeted by America's official mammal
Stress Is Killing These Teeny Lemurs, and The Story Is In Their Hair
Sampling the fur of Madagascar’s gray mouse lemurs reveal a bevy of environmental pressures
Why Horses and Their Ilk Are the Only One-Toed Animals Still Standing
Early horses had 15 toes, but life on the plains led to a stronger center toe, leading to life on four hooves
This Russian Monument Honors the Humble Lab Mouse
A peculiar Russian monument praises the scientific achievements of a tiny mammal
Melting Sea Ice Forces Walruses Ashore in Earliest Gathering Yet Observed
As ice melts, the Pacific walruses are losing their icy resting platforms
The Big Unsexy Problem With Tiger Selfies
Why drugging and caging the cats for Tinder photos is even more messed up than it sounds
Exceptional Fossils Show Ancient Winged Mammals May Have Glided Above the Dinosaurs
The discovery of two flying squirrel-like fossils suggest mammal diversity began earlier than previously thought
The Upside of Rotting Carcasses
Large animals dying en masse are crucial to the the Serengeti—and they aren’t the only ones
Snooty, World's Oldest Captive Manatee, Dies in Accident
The 69-year-old sea cow was the mascot for the South Florida Museum
How to Help Cheetahs Live Longer in Captivity
The key is in what we feed them, researchers surmise
What Is the Key to Predict Animal Speed?
The biggest animals aren't always the fastest
How Do Sea Lions Swim, Glide and Sometimes Even Nab Humans?
These living torpedoes pull themselves through the water using their front flippers, unlike other ocean creatures
Wolves and Dogs Both Have a Sense of Fairness
But wolves seem to take inequity much more seriously than dogs
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