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The illegal hunting of endangered rhinoceroses, elephants, and other endangered wild animals…

Veteran field biologist Tristan Dickerson is most at home tracking leopards through…

Federal authorities report that they arrested an arriving passenger at Los Angeles…

Wild Animal Facts Perhaps the most important movie of the summer–if not…

People who capture endangered wildlife for the pet trade are every bit…

Wildlife Declines In Kenya’s Parks And Kenyan wildlife officials call for a…

Several studies on dingoes, the wild dogs of Australia, strongly suggest that “controlling” wolves by allowing hunting could cause ranchers in the Rockies to lose more, rather than fewer, cattle to wolf attacks. That, in turn, would likely trigger calls…

Animals don’t tend to be very creative in their most private moments. Performance is generally more instinctive than it is imaginative. But the short-nosed fruit bat, it would appear, is an intriguing exception to the rule. Sex Lives Of Bats…

Photographer Tom Sears distributed this photo of a mother black bear and her five cubs in northern New Hampshire. It is extremely rare for a black bear to have this large a littler; usually they have two, sometimes three. Infrequently,…

Today’s Wildlife News & Wild Animal Facts The New York Times has a front-page story this morning quoting members of a major indigenous Amazon rainforest tribe, the Kamayurá, as saying that fish stocks in the Amazon and its tributaries are…

Although the fishing, and life in general, in Brazil’s vast Xingu National Park is much harder than it once was due to rapidly changing environmental conditions, the native Kamayurá people still have enough to eat, friends of the tribe assure…