"Seeing one of these rare, secretive ocelots on camera is truly special," Amanda De Leon wrote alongside a photo of the rare wildcat ...

Tits are one of the most familiar groups of birds in Ireland as most come into gardens and readily take food from bird tables ...

Meet lions, gorillas, and penguins for free while Chicago’s skyline steals the show, this Illinois zoo blends wild moments ...

My wife and I dreamed of a rugged hunt for sheep, goats, bears, moose, and caribou in British Columbia. We didn't bargain for ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — In the arid, cracked desert ground in Southern California, a tiny bee pokes its head out of a hole no ...

My wife had been with me when I shot my bighorn to top off a grand slam. Now it was her turn — and she promised to do better ...

The Natural History Museum gave us a first look at what’s to come in the 57th iteration of the Wildlife Photographer of the ...

William Schuster and other Adirondackers took a historic stand against eugenics in 1916 with a float in the Winter Carnival ...

Hike boardwalks, join campfire circles, and explore sinkholes in this North Florida escape.

Today, Arendal Sound has unveiled a new product line, designed to offer a lower point of entry for fans of its sonic ...

By Rhett Ayers Butler Many view conservation as a ledger of discrete gains—acres saved or species rebounded—but for Gary Tabor, the more vital metric is architecture. He focuses on systems that hold ...

"For 16-year-old Billy Keen, this story started in Ogden, Utah, in the autumn of 1873, when he boarded an eastbound train," writes columnist Ross Eric Gibson. "Keen noticed a quiet man seated alone, ...