From bold foxes to shy parrots, animals’ personalities are increasingly being seen as key to saving species.
Efforts included letting golden lion tamarins roam free in urban U.S. parks. Restoring natural behaviors was key to their survival in the wild.
DNA from Arabian cheetah remains reveals that these now-extinct populations might be replaced by rewilding close cheetah relatives from northwest Africa.
From the shocking powers of electric eels to laser-guided lightning, aiming electricity is more real than it sounds.
Human kiddos are generally too closely supervised to be able to monkey around as much as young chimps. Instead, older kids — teens — are usually the bigger risk takers.
A 66-million-year-old fossil tooth turned up alongside remains of a T. rex and ancient crocodile. This shows some mosasaurs roamed into rivers.
This insight from machine-learning analyses of recordings of calls in the wild might help detect where lions are declining.
Researchers employed tools of paleontology to analyze the iconic landmark — a sidewalk critter crater made when a mystery rodent fell into wet concrete.
Fiction is full of characters with the power to vanish. But some animals have real-life ways to become nearly invisible.
