Species known to pair for life – penguins, albatrosses, petrels, warblers, cranes – are falling out. The real culprits, lurking in the shadows: altered habitats and the climate crisis.

Black bears have become a relatively common sighting occurrence in Chautauqua County. They live near and around us and, right ...

Dandelions are often viewed as a pesky weed to be eradicated from gardens, but they are actually a valuable food source for a ...

Surprising foods like raw milk and deer meat are regulated differently in every state. Find out which ones could be banned or ...

The Children’s Farm in Palos Park provides six eggs to the Evergreen Park and Orland Park libraries so patrons can view the ...

Boo could see only shadows and was unable to fly or perch before the NCSU Veterinary Hospital removed his cataracts in a rare ...

If you notice your bird feeder is attracting an unwanted infestation of rats, squirrels and other pests, experts recommend ...

They’ve become the most talked about twins globally after an iconic interview where they spoke in unison and completed each other’s sentences.

Hundreds of species need wetlands to breed, forage and rest. When wetlands are destroyed, birds are usually the first to noticeably die off.

As starling numbers dwindle across the UK, bird-lovers have been urged to leave four simple foods out in order to entice them ...