Latest about conservation
Australia plans to cull over 10,000 wild horses, but scientists say it's not enough
Australian wildlife officials are planning to kill or remove more than 10,000 wild horses from a national park in New South Wales.
Critically endangered condor chicks are species' 1st known 'virgin births'
Genetic analysis recently showed that California condors can reproduce asexually.
Scientists officially list 23 species as extinct, including the largest woodpecker in the US
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has removed 23 species from the endangered species list because they have most likely gone extinct.
'Grandma' killer whale missing from pod, feared dead
One of the Southern Resident orcas, a 47-year-old female known as L47, hasn't been seen by census takers since February.
Stunning colorized footage provides a glimpse of the last known Tasmanian tiger
Thylacines, once widespread in Australia, have been extinct for nearly a century, but newly colorized footage provides a glimpse of what they looked like in life.
World's largest rodents are taking over a fancy gated community in Argentina
Capybaras have overrun a gated community in Argentina which was controversially built over their original habitat.
Humans are the real monsters in gory new shark documentary
Acclaimed horror director Eli Roth has a new documentary on a horrific subject: the shark finning trade.
Rare 'zombie fingers' parasitic fungus is hanging on (barely) in Australia
Scientists recently found that a fungus resembling zombies' fingers is more widespread in Australia than anyone suspected.
