In the wild, survival is a constant battle, but some animals don’t just look out for themselves—they help others escape predators too! From warning calls to direct rescues, discover how different ...

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Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert introduced a bill last week to remove wolves from the U.S. endangered species list, reviving ...

Since European colonisation, predators like foxes and feral cats have driven countless animals to the brink — or wiped them out entirely. These relentless invaders outcompete their local counterparts ...

Herds of impala, wildebeest, kudu and other large herbivores are in decline across sub-Saharan Africa, in part due to rising levels of poaching by hunters seeking bushmeat for subsistence and profit.

Many of the animals found in the burial sites were also apex predators at the top of the local food chain–golden eagles, Mexican gray wolves, hawks, owls, falcons, jaguars, pumas, wolves ...

These sociable animals use urine in several intriguing ... They've also got a nifty escape tactic to flee predators. If caught, common degus quickly detach their tails — a trick called ...

Researchers find that for some birds, it keeps predators at bay. When a bird drapes its nest with snake skin, it isn't just making an interesting décor choice. Cornell University researchers find ...