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Satellite trackers show two of the animals are now ‘well south’ of Tasmania

A breeding population of southern cassowaries has been spotted living in northern Cape York, signalling new hope for the endangered bird.

A strain of avian influenza has been detected in a backyard flock of birds in Dallas County, although the virus poses little threat to public health, the Texas Animal Health Commission announced Monday.

Keen fishers are getting their "catch of a lifetime" at Warwick's Leslie Dam with breeding efforts during the drought paving the way for metre-long Murray cod.

Pilot whales rescued after a mass stranding of more than 200 on Tasmania's west coast are being tracked swimming in deep ocean waters south of the island.

Laurance Reed has caught a pink salmon, a Chinook and a coho from shore on Chicago’s North Side since mid-August. Can he add other salmon and trout?

Whale Safe, backed by a tech billionaire, is a step forward, but not the only answer to avoiding collisions, biologists say

Though they are the most well known, magpies are not the only Australian swoopers

The beaver is a unique ecosystem engineer that can create a landscape that would otherwise not exist, thanks to the animal’s ability to build dams. As we experience more frequent heatwaves and drought, the potential role of beavers in safeguarding against these risks has captured widespread attention.

Despite being of age to mate, Imani spent the summer alone. Now bird watchers have their fingers crossed he returns to Montrose Beach next summer.

KENDALL, Fla. — Donna Kalil loves snakes. She's been fascinated by them since she was a kid living in the mountains of Venezuela's capital in the 1960s, where her father was stationed as an Air Force pilot.