Six zebras wore video cameras attached to collars, capturing the equines’ daily life. Sticking with giraffes may let the two species protect each other.

The field of paleo-inspired robotics is opening up a new way to turn back time and studying prehistoric animals.

Kate Rodriguez-Clark is an animal matchmaking guru. Among her responsibilities as a population ecologist for the Smithsonian, ...

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On top of breakthroughs in animal language, the Earth Species Project expects improved interspecies understanding will foster greater appreciation for the planet in the face of climate change.

Families in Austintown could have a new place to get active and have fun in the near future. According to documentation provided to 21 News by Austintown Zoning Inspector Darren Crivelli ...

This strange and weirdly attractive animal is about 4.9 feet tall at the shoulder and about 8 feet in length, with females being slightly taller than males. Its neck is long, but not as long as a ...

Another great one from interesting animals. #7. Giraffes are Mute Giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis ... They were on the lookout for particular low-frequency sound patterns with harmonic structures.

(Learn more about how wild animals are adapting to city life in surprisingly savvy ways.) “Coyotes were eating more rats where there were more restaurants in their territory,” she says.

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These animals are labeled as dangerous; however, sharks are most often the victims. They’re killed by the millions every year due to the high demand for their fins. Such demands for shark fins lead to ...

More than 5,000 species have been recorded in Hong Kong and, while many animals prefer to live away from people, plenty of others can be found practically on your doorstep. So grab your binoculars ...