The opportunistic animal in New Zealand rode for over 180 miles before being noticed in the vehicle. Take a look.

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A lawsuit by conservation groups contends that it’s time for the Bureau of Land Management to acknowledge that 22 decades-old ...

A small pebbled cove on the Conwy coast has been celebrated as a top spot for observing seals in their natural habitat. But ...

Keri: The death of a black panther in a road accident at Kone-Priol on Sunday highlights the issue of rapid urbanisation that ...

A row has erupted over controversial development plans by Wearside Golf Club to further develop their site which sits in a ...

Spotting a coyote hanging around your location while outdoors may be a bit unnerving, but understanding their behaviour is ...

Over 600 people offered up stories of their pets, from rabbits to dogs — all written with love. Pet owners expressed how pets ...

Similar Palaeolithic dogs have emerged at sites in Germany, Spain, and Belgium. The 14,000-year-old remains at Bonn-Oberkassel, for instance, included a partial skeleton that was buried with humans.

Have you ever stopped to wonder how a bustling community of tiny, chirping mammals could shape the fate of entire landscapes?