A young animal-lover has recently attracted the attention from his favorite nature magazine, and now, has the chance to be featured while supporting a great cause.

There was not a whole lot of wildlife, but I had a lot of books, I had a wildlife encyclopedia, and National Geographic magazines — hundreds of them.

The International Wildlife Encyclopedia notes that “they run on their toes with a stiff ungainly waddle, following an erratic almost zigzag course” and that “when a solenodon is alarmed and ...

The Encyclopedia of Field & Stream. A brief history of the icons and iconic stories that have appeared in the pages of Field & Stream magazine for more than 100 years. By David E. Petzal Jan 26, 2024.

The National Museum of Natural History receives numerous requests for pictures of wildlife. Since the selection of pictures offered by the Museum is limited, this leaflet has been compiled to suggest ...

Get ready for another season of Bizarre Foods, as host Andrew Zimmern eats his way through the entire wildlife encyclopedia. This year, Zimmern's staying in the United States, giving us at home the ...

More than 100 different types of species thrive in bay waters near the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, where a stream of cargo vessels ferry the creatures across oceans.

Based on this observation in The International Wildlife Encyclopedia, solenodons sound like little terrors: It readily defends itself against one of its own kind, ...

In death, the man The Sentinel once called “a walking wildlife encyclopedia” will be memorialized in precisely the same way — with a mature redwood tree named in ...

One volume that fed my imagination for a good 10 years is this 500-page wildlife encyclopedia published in 1951. I have it still, but I know it so well I hardly need to open its battered pages.