While there's a natural tendency to want to connect with wildlife, wild animals often see humans as a threat ... When we interact with wild creatures, we interrupt what they are doing. This can harm ...

Take this seal, who is clearly having the time of his life in an aquarium tank. And though aquarium seals don’t face the same ...

“There are relatively few cases where we are detecting violations and doing something about it and taking the animals,” Lau ...

How are you doing ... tend to make animals appear appealingly juvenile to humans. Their coats are sometimes spotted—piebald, in scientific terminology—while their wild ancestors' coats ...

From mice performing first aid to birds using antioxidants, animals display remarkable self-medication behaviors that could ...

You’re out on the water, catching some fish for dinner in your prime spot when someone boats over, right on top of you.

One year since it was discovered in Texas dairy cows, epidemiologists have their hands full tracking the virus’ spread.

Marc Bekoff: Why did you write Feminism in the Wild? How do your interests relate to your backgrounds ... animal behavior really affects how we understand human behavior—humans are animals, after all.

Virus spillover has occurred in various mammal species, including humans ... wild birds and products that could spread infection, such as unpasteurized dairy. What is the government doing about ...

Whenever possible, healthy native animals are released back into suitable habitats immediately, while injured animals receive treatment at the centre before being returned to the wild. Calls to ...

“There are relatively few cases where we are detecting violations and doing something about it and taking the animals ... the wild, it changes and starts to become dependent on humans.