If humans can grow meat in labs, we could feed wild predators and reduce predation in nature.

The gang learns about dams./A bird drops a little oyster named Elroy on Nature Cat's head. The gang goes looking for their sleepy hammock and meet a family of beavers using trees to build a dam.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jan. 16—It was a warm day (upper 70s) in August, mostly clear and calm, when I drove on a county road not far from home. I had ...

How does a densely populated nation like Singapore transform into a lush green oasis? How does a densely populated, skyscraper-lined nation like Singapore transform into a lush green oasis where ...

Sometimes we encounter wildlife in places where we couldn’t even think about it. The heroes of our article had an encounter exactly like this, but they didn’t get scared and managed to establish ...

Love Nature and Sky Nature have greenlit the three-part natural history series Wild Side of the Moon. Produced by Humble Bee Films, the series explores the influence of the moon on animal behavior, ...

Peach State ranks low in U.S. on laws protecting animals, but research and other communities show us how we can do better. Department of Natural Resources wildlife biologist Emily Ferrall inspects the ...

Sometimes nature decides to take a break from the templates and creates something unique. The heroes of this article have very unusual features of appearance, so they seem to have come off the pages ...

The Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium in Fort Myers is experiencing a revival after years of financial trouble and disrepair. Under new leadership, the center has made significant upgrades, including ...