This video highlights the most dangerous animals in North America and provides survival strategies.

A bill that would delist wolves from the Endangered Species Act is moving forward in Congress after ... “The damage to pets, livestock, and wildlife from an unmanaged wolf population can no longer be ...

One big cat in the U.S. stands out for its extraordinary jumping ability clearing over 20 feet in a single leap thanks to powerful hind legs flexible spines and perfect muscle coordination.

Move three matchsticks around so that the coin is inside the house. You cannot move the coin, and the house must have exactly the same shape as before.

and met some of the Haven’s ambassador animals. The organization works to take in and take care of North American wildlife, including foxes, deer, and eagles, among many others. The money raised ...

Soriani's plan for Maserati's North American operations includes getting back to basics: brick-and-mortar activations, driving experiences for potential customers, and more collaborations with U.S ...

Here's why Arizona national parks are a wildlife hotspot ... the more than 90 species of mammals, 50 species of reptile and 140 spider or scorpion species. This includes American bison, desert ...

Boston College seismologist John Ebel urged his colleagues to collect more information about past earthquakes in eastern North America from Native American stories and languages. Although it might ...

The longest-running nonfiction wildlife film festival in the world ... rather than type of movies that anthropomorphize the animal world to please audiences. Some highlights include “The Lost ...

Washington, DC—Today the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Marine Fisheries Service (the Services) issued a proposed rule that would undermine protections for habitat that threatened and ...

Official schedule of Judas Priest x Alice Cooper 2025 North American tour The tour will travel through multiple cities, including Toronto, Los Angeles, Austin, and Cincinnati. Some stops are ...

A 24-year-old American named Mykhail Viktorovych Polyakov briefly set foot on North Sentinel Island on the morning of March 29. leaving behind a coconut and two cans of Diet Coke. The island, home to ...