Rare footage shows a dolphin nipping a much larger black caiman—a glimpse into the complex dynamics between two of South ...

The Iberian lynx—one of the world’s most endangered cats—made a giant leap toward a comeback in just a few years, easing the way for other species to follow in its path.

The population of this critically endangered bird has stabilised thanks to the conservationists who look after them, but what happens if the caretakers leave?

In northeastern India, taking care of a vulnerable species also means looking after the humans who live alongside it.

Despite a range of threats, from goats to cyclones, Socotra's dragon blood trees are staging a slow comeback – with the help of the people who know them best.

What do we know about the seafaring tendencies of crocodiles? And what to make of multiple alligators turning up in the surf in the United States? And hey – what happens when a high-seas ...

COVID-19 has exposed weaknesses in how we protect African wildlife. But it's also given us an opportunity to improve our approach to these urgent challenges.

As recently as the 1980s, no one knew whether ocelots still lived in the United States. When a biologist named Michael Tewes set out to look for them, many researchers assumed they’d been ...

A reimagined approach to an age-old practice is helping to fight malnutrition in Madagascar – and may also help save the island nation's imperilled lemurs.

Buried in mud for millennia, some of New Zealand's ancient kauri trees are revealing surprising clues about Earth's climate – past, present, and future.

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, community-led conservation has emerged from the chaos of war, but the ghosts of colonialism still haunt locals trying to live with great apes.

Native to the lush jungles of the Amazon, this crazy creature was caught on film by scientist and wildlife photographer Andreas Kay. Aptly known as the "snake mimic caterpillar", what you're ...