Ostriches are related to dinosaurs.

Scientists studying rhesus monkeys on an island near Puerto Rico found that female monkeys use “monkey baby talk” when they are around other monkeys’ babies.

700 new species of marine life discovered on the floor of the Antarctic Ocean

Pack ice was used by the polar bears and humans to hunt the seals and whales they needed for survival. Now polar bears have to swim longer and farther, facing more danger, to bring food back to their families.

For the first time, researchers in the West African nation of Senegal observed chimpanzees using spears to hunt other animals.

Birding is fun for kids because it’s the easiest way to see wildlife near your home, wherever you live. Here are some tips to help you get started.

New York City has not one, but five zoos and an aquarium. There’s a home for native and exotic animals in each of the city’s five boroughs.

Have you ever seen a bear or a lion pacing or biting at cage bars?

Many kinds of birds are flying home from their winter vacations and will probably be in need of a snack!

Hal the Coyote snuck into the city from rural areas upstate. He ran and swam and finally made it to Central Park’s many nooks and crannies.