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A majestic Andean Condor with a wide wingspan, soaring through the air over a mountainous landscape.

12 Fun Facts About Birds of Prey

Welcome, wildlife enthusiasts, to the realm of the raptor! In the vast and beautiful theater of the natural world, few actors command the stage with

A vibrant garden with wildflowers, shrubs, and a bluebird nesting box mounted on a post.

How I Turned My Garden Into a Mini Wildlife Habitat

For the first five years I lived in my house, my backyard was less of a garden and more of a sentence. It was a

A photo showing a giant panda in a bamboo forest, a humpback whale breaching, a bald eagle in flight, and a mountain gorilla in its natural habitat.

7 Endangered Species Making a Comeback

In the grand theater of the natural world, stories of struggle and survival unfold every single day. For decades, the narrative for many of our

A close-up photograph of a leaf-tailed gecko clinging to a tree branch, its body shaped and colored to resemble a dead leaf.

8 Animals With Incredible Camouflage Abilities

Welcome, wildlife explorers, to a journey into the world of the unseen. In the great theater of the natural world, survival is the ultimate prize,

A photograph depicting a coyote and a badger working together to hunt prairie dogs, with the coyote guarding the burrow entrance while the badger digs.

7 Unexpected Animal Friendships in the Wild

The natural world is often portrayed as a relentless arena of “survival of the fittest,” a place of fang and claw where every creature is

A red fox observed from a distance, standing in a sun-dappled forest clearing.

My Unforgettable Encounter With a Wild Fox

Before the fox, the silence of my new home was a weight. I had traded the cacophony of city life—the sirens, the arguments through thin

A distressed deer standing in a field, looking up, with a small drone in the distance.

Are Drones a Threat to Wildlife Photography?

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A landmark global study published today, July 31, 2025, provides the most comprehensive evidence to date on the physiological and behavioral impacts

A raven in a wildlife sanctuary aviary, looking intently at a small, shiny object on the ground.

Volunteering at a Wildlife Sanctuary: My Experience

Before the raven, my life was a muted gray. It was the color of my cubicle walls, the smudge of rain on my apartment window,

A split image comparing a brightly lit city at night with a dark, natural area, showing a stark difference in the presence of nocturnal wildlife.

The Impact of Urban Expansion on Local Wildlife

PALO ALTO, CA — July 31, 2025 — A landmark global study published today in the journal Nature Urban Sustainability provides the most comprehensive analysis

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