Sometimes when new neighbors move in, you go over and introduce yourself. Other times, you just pull the blinds and mind your ...

Hannah Swope Wildlife/Forestry Specialist, Washington Soil and Water Conservation District While many people think of spring as starting in late March, Ohio’s wildlife season actually begins weeks ...

Longer days are the catalyst that brings about hormonal changes, which alter avian behavior and physiology that stir migratory birds into long-distance flights to northern nesting grounds.

Otters are ghosts. Despite their size, they are masters of invisibility, operating primarily under the cover of darkness. An ...

The human circus is in town, and the locals are excited. Word spreads through the colony that the new Douglas Mawson ...

WASHINGTON — The birth of tiny twin pandas to the National Zoo's Mei Xiang was cause for national celebration this weekend (we are, after all, the country that practically went into a state of panic ...

Who doesn’t love a rabbit? Those soulful eyes, those sleek coats, those adorable ears, those cute little white tails – and those voracious teeth. From nibbling lawns and lettuce to killing entire ...

It's surprisingly easy to find yourself staring at a nest of baby rabbits, even in your own yard. The nests are typically poorly concealed, and mother rabbits are notorious for making bad decisions ...

New tech is helping researchers better understand Yellowstone's apex predators.

DEAR JOAN: I recently set up a birdhouse with a camera. What I initially thought was a bluebird checking it out turned out to be a scrub jay. It keeps peeking and jumping into the house but not ...