Imagine a place so dangerous that for more than seventy years, almost no human has dared to step foot inside. Now, imagine ...

Biologists have long debated why some plants and animals can adjust to a wide range of climates, while others can't.

Imagine a strip of land, nearly 250 kilometers long and 4 kilometers wide, marked by razor wire, landmines, and a tense, decades-old standoff. It sounds like the last place on Earth where nature could ...

They say the term sanctuary — classified as a collective habitat and breeding ground for endangered wildlife — ignores many ...

They say the term sanctuary – classified as a collective habitat and breeding ground for endangered wildlife – ignores many of the region’s populous bird habitats. A map by the Korean Office ...

The tail is spotted with ringed markings, having a black tip at its end. The snowy owl, also called the Arctic owl or the great white owl, is a large, white bird. In mature male snowy owls, upper ...

MR. THORBURN is without a peer, one may almost say without a rival, in the delineation of birds. He succeeds in combining fidelity of detail with breadth of handling which must satisfy at once the ...

The most commonly spotted and recorded bird was the house sparrow, appearing in just under 60 per cent of gardens. Despite its spot at the top, outside of garden habitats the house sparrow is a ...

This article delves into why New Zealand is unparalleled in providing the best opportunities to see kiwi birds in the wild. Kiwis hold a special place in New Zealand’s identity, so much so that New ...

The findings suggest dinosaurs may have thrived until the asteroid struck, potentially continuing to coexist with mammals and birds today. The study analysed nearly 18 million years of fossil ...

Keep them on a leash in open spaces and avoid letting them explore areas with tall trees where these birds can nest. Don’t forget about wild turkeys, either, which can become aggressive during ...