Study Finds Spiders Are Victorious in Battles Against Snakes
A recent study looked at hundreds of records of spiders killing and eating snakes—even snakes many times their size.
A recent study looked at hundreds of records of spiders killing and eating snakes—even snakes many times their size.
“That’s so raven.” —You, when you spot a black bird with a big curved beak and a diamond-shaped tail.
They look docile and sluggish in those popular nature documentaries, but hippopotamuses have a violent side.
Rescue tortoise George Bailey can now get around with a custom wheelchair that should help bring him out of his shell.
According to animal behavior science, cats don't just swat at things because they're lovable little jerks.
Crabs, be warned: Sticking to the coast may not keep you safe from the pharyngeal jaws of a snowflake moray eel.
Dogs that rush to fill the space on the sofa may be doing it because they love you, or because they want to be top dog. Here's how to tell the difference.
An echidna’s penis doesn’t have to excrete any urine, which may help explain why it’s fancier than a human’s.
When the Allison and Roberto Mignone Halls of Gems and Minerals reopen at the American Museum of Natural History on June 12, they will feature a new exhibit of animal-inspired jewelry.
Sauropod dinosaurs are known for their impressive size—and Australia’s newly discovered species doesn’t disappoint.
Testing some cicada recipes is the best way to get back at Brood X cicadas for all that incessant shrieking.
Testing some cicada recipes is the best way to get back at Brood X cicadas for all that incessant shrieking.
The lake is known to locals for harboring the possibly real, possibly mythological 500-pound snapping turtle known as Oscar.
The Brood X cicada has emerged to mate, and their ear-splitting screams for a partner have Georgia residents contacting authorities.
We simply have to assume that at least one researcher made some reference to Harry Potter’s chocolate frogs when they found it.
You can call the fire department if you see a cat stuck in a tree, but they might decline your plea for help.
This isn’t the first time cattle have helped police catch a suspect, so maybe don’t count on your neighborhood cows to help you resist arrest.
One hummingbird feeder and a single thirsty visitor soon grew to four feeders and more than 200 hummingbird guests.
If you plan on hiking where the Brood X cicadas have emerged this summer, bring an umbrella to block the cicada pee (or at least wear a hat).
It can be tempting to give in to a pleading pup who's got eyes on your ice cream cone. But should you hand it over?
Brood X cicada shells are covering surfaces in many parts of the United States, and this creepy video shows how they got there.
The warning comes as backyard coops continue to grow in popularity and chicken affection is on the rise.
The long-dormant insects are out in the billions, but dogs that consider them a snack may wind up having to see a vet if they eat too many.
They may be small, but these invasive insects have caused serious damage to agriculture and the environment since invading the U.S.