Let’s be fair to ranchers, but also to Colorado’s native wildlife and the voters who supported their return.” — Shane Brown, ...

"A familiar scene in the Road Runner cartoon involves the hapless coyote running off a cliff, pausing in mid-air, and then nervously looking down before plunging to the ground (miraculously, he always ...

Recently, a massive bear was caught on video roaming around in a rural area outside of Los Angeles with an unexpected friend.

Long-term plans to develop a community forest south of St. Helena took another step forward on Saturday. About 35 volunteers ...

The Villages District Office has issued an advisory warning residents to keep their pets safe from coyotes. Coyotes have been seen in our area, but they rarely come in to contact with people. However, ...

A new “state-of-the-industry” habitat for sea lions is now open at the Denver Zoo, with guests able to enjoy front-row seats via a new 16-foot acrylic viewing window.

Coyotes are a nuisance animal, frequently kill pets and farm animals, and need to be eradicated, regardless of how cute you find their pups. @sue.dipasquale: We are the ones invading their territory.

Now, let's delve into solving the Wile E. Coyote's favorite corporation crossword clue, featured as 27 Across in the USA Today Crossword on June 18, 2025.

This new habitat was made possible through an anonymous donor. “Our community partners and our supportive donors are an integral part of the Roosevelt Park Zoo,” Wood said.

Coyote sightings are more common in the spring in North Carolina because they’re out searching for food. Here’s how to keep your pets safe from these predators.

Coyote. Image via Depositphotos. Denver’s rapid urban expansion into former prairie lands has created an ideal situation for coyote adaptation. The city’s network of greenbelts, parks, and natural ...

Coyotes. Image via Unsplash Perhaps no animal symbolizes the resilience of Southwestern wildlife better than the coyote (Canis latrans). These medium-sized canids have not only survived but thrived ...