Birds are on the move as annual migration is an integral part of the avian life-cycle. They fly tens of thousands of kilometers in search for more convenient ecological conditions, safer habitats, food, and mating grounds.
Our ecosystems consist of armies of creatures; without their presence the whole ecosystem will collapse.
It has always been understood that life under ice takes the winter season off, but studies have found that life under the ice is very much active.
Sharks can hardly be outswam, which is no wonder given their more than 400-million-year evolutionary history in the ocean.
Diseases have come and gone, but others originated in animals have stayed; our relationship with nature is something that we need to examine.
Humans are taking Earth for granted to face the biggest environmental challenge our species has ever encountered; that is global warming.
While we know that the amount of threatened biodiversity is aplenty, there are some success stories that give us hope and serve as a real evidence of what protecting biodiversity actually looks like.
Welcome to the "Land of Death" in the Bahariya Oasis; the most dangerous place during the Cretaceous period!
The loss of natural habitats is the main threat to 85% of all species listed on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List—a comprehensive information source on the extinction risk of animals, fungi, and plants.
The World Giraffe Day is celebrated on 21 June; ironically, it is the same day celebrating the longest day of the year!
What do you think is the best way to show appreciation for our planet? Actually, there are many ways to do it; just take the decision and go for it.
It is known that fish lay eggs, which hatch after a while outside the body of the mother; yet, are there fish that get pregnant and give birth?
The animals’ world is full of myths and facts that we hear in stories and legends, from which we present common myths on: bees, birds, owls, ostriches and bats.