On his seven-month flyover of Africa, conservationist J. Michael Fay saw hundreds of hippos stuck in mud, vast anteloope herds, and humans nearly everywhere.
In June 2004 conservationist J. Michael Fay and pilot Peter Ragg departed a South African airstrip in a camera-laden Cessna 182, launching one of the most remarkable expeditions in the history of Africa.
Animal rights activists have embroiled Australian wool growers in a media campaign over how to protect sheep from flystrike, a slow death wrought by maggots.
Thanks to a star turn in the movie Napoleon Dynamite, these half-lion, half-tiger hybrids are stealing the show at U.S. sanctuaries. With photo gallery.
Skeptics who questioned evidence that the "extinct" ivory-billed woodpecker had been rediscovered concede new audio recordings offer convincing proof that the bird is alive.
Female California fiddler crabs play seriously hard to get, according to a new study, which found that one bachelorette inspected 106 crab cribs before finding Mr. Right.