Scientists in Japan’s Ryukyu Islands are building tiny offline devices to identify invasive frogs by their calls, and it ...

Meet Gegeneophis chandgadi: a newly discovered underground caecilian from the Western Ghats named after the local Marathi ...

Over the past three months, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has drastically changed its interpretation of the Endangered Species Act.

Hello. For this installment of the Endangered Animal File revision series, we are looking at the Mexican salamander. This was ...

The latest Living Planet Report paints a bleak picture for wildlife, but there are glimmers of hope - including for tigers ...

Colorado’s $15 million wildlife overpass is helping animals cross a busy highway safely, with wildlife-vehicle collisions ...

Millions of reptiles and amphibians are moving across international borders each year as part of a rapidly expanding pet trade, with researchers warning that gaps in national and international rules ...

Identifying individual animals in the wild has long meant tagging, branding or clipping. For amphibians, the standard ...

The Greensboro Science Center is making progress on its new Biodome. Construction on the Greensboro Biodome, which will be part of the center’s new area, Expedition ...

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is warning that illegal collection and trade of native turtles and other ...

What you may not notice is the dedicated team of Wildlife Health Science professionals who keep our animals healthy.

Why don't axolotls grow up? Explore the fascinating biology of this unique creature, famous for its 'forever young' state and ...