Discover the world's most amazing flightless birds—like ostriches, penguins, and emus. Learn why they can't fly and how they've adapted to thrive on land and in water.

Weighing up to 30 pounds and supported by short, stubby orange legs with webbed feet, the American white pelican waddles like penguins when moving on land. All the while, a supersized orange bill juts ...

Still, Williams said, hooded warblers are fairly common in Alabama. Williams studies migratory songbirds at Chapman Mountain Nature Preserve in Huntsville. Over the last two seasons, she said she’s ...

The good ol’ boys figure out that air management is as important in NASCAR as horsepower, and Detroit responds with ...

In a significant development for wildlife conservation in Pakistan, the critically endangered Great Indian Bustard, locally known as Bhakhar, has shown promising signs of population recovery in the ...

A tropical bird that lost its way has found a safe haven in Bermuda after a journey of thousands of miles. The sighting of a ...

Charles Darwin and Carl Linnaeus assumed that extinction was either impossible or something that took place over millennia.

On Tuesday, July 8, the Grammy winner appeared at the Stéphane Rolland Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2025/2026 show in a black-and-white gown with a cape-like enclosure over her head and shoulders. The ...

Minister Konda Surekha calls on public to come forward to adopt the animals in the zoo and help develop the zoo park further ...

Tennessee is home to over a thousand insects, but a few are quite sizable. Discover the biggest insects that live in the Volunteer State.

For the first time in over a decade, Least Terns are nesting in the lower Barataria bay-- successful restoration efforts have ...

Throughout his legendary career, Ozzy Osbourne became known not just for his music, but also for a series of jaw-dropping ...