Wyoming’s Bird of Paradise
As if in defiance to the many threats they face, sage-grouse perform one the West's most impressive mating rituals.
As if in defiance to the many threats they face, sage-grouse perform one the West's most impressive mating rituals.
A rash of unusual seal deaths has perplexed scientists along the North Atlantic coast and challenges our desire to find tidy explanations in nature.
Back from the brink, Eurasian beavers are once again an integral part of the river ecosystem in France's Loire Valley.
Recently rediscovered—or discovered for the first time—these survivors offer hope for future conservation efforts.
An eider duck seeks shelter and sustenance in the the icy waters along the central Norwegian coast.
To protect rhinos from poachers, conservation workers have taken to the air to move these massive animals quickly and efficiently to safer ground.
Once threatened by over-hunting, yacare caimans now number in the millions across Brazil’s Pantanal region.
Burmese pythons are slowly, inexorably eating their way through Florida’s wildlife—is hunting them the answer?
Once hunted to near-extinction, Europe’s great egrets find refuge along Hungary’s Danube.
Meet Lake Baikal’s most famous resident, the world’s only freshwater-specific seal.