"We weren't expecting to find a new species in such a developed area." Scientists issue warning over newly discovered species ...

The pre-dawn is clear, cool and calm when I step outside. In the fading darkness, a barred owl calls from the nearby woods. In the growing light of a new day, I hear songs of a robin and a phoebe, ...

Once the dog trees its prey—usually a raccoon—it will let out a distinctive bark to let its owner know where to find ... The ...

The common Eastern gray squirrel, found throughout the U.S., can bark, buzz, wail ... or ready to mate. Foxes might look like dogs, but they are actually very cat-like, including their ability ...

It’s true. A good many ducks quack, but not all ducks quack. It is also true that a good old-fashioned quack will attract most ducks—mallards and non-mallards alike. However, the ability to ...

Tan oaks and madrones add diversity to the canopy, the latter easily identified by their distinctive smooth, reddish bark that peels away like nature ... Sharp-eyed visitors might spot gray foxes ...

There’s a place in the Florida Panhandle that feels like it was accidentally transplanted from the Appalachian foothills, a ...

This virus is spotted in other animals like grey foxes, porcupines, raccoons ... They eat grass, leaves, and ferns in the summer, and in the winter, they eat trees, bark, twigs, and other hair; they ...

Madeline Ruebush took this photo of a California gray fox as it was sitting just outside the front door of the Museum on ...

A gray fox in Freeport tests positive for rabies, confirmed by Maine’s Health and Environmental Testing Laboratory.