Wild Turkey 101 is a legendary 101 proof straight rye whiskey and the distillery's flagship label. This is all you need to ...

Manatee sightings have been on the rise this summer along North Carolina’s Outer Banks. Jennette’s Pier director Mike Remige ...

The Rockingham Free Public Library welcomes the Southern Vermont Natural History Museum for an all ages presentation of "Colors of the Wild" at 2 p.m. Saturday, July ...

The back section of the Walhalla Library was bursting with curiosity and color Tuesday morning as dozens of kids gathered for ...

Nature doesn’t hold back when it comes to color and some of the most dazzling displays can be found in the animal kingdom. From the deep ocean to dense tropical rainforests, creatures all over the ...

Animal statues can be seen across downtown Pella, bringing a children’s story to life while also honoring special community ...

Color change isn’t just about looking cool - it helps these animals hide from predators, attract mates, or regulate body temperature. Their shifting appearance plays a direct role in staying alive.

One area wildlife refuge is shedding light on the legal and complex process of bringing wild animals into sanctuary care. At T and D's Cats of the World, in Snyder County, wild animals once held ...

If you love spotting rare animals in the wild, national parks offer the perfect front-row seat to nature’s greatest show. But some places stand out, not just for the number of species, but for ...

In the last 50 years, two-thirds of all wild animal populations have been lost. The main cause is habitat loss, as native forest is felled to grow grass for cattle or corn and soya for livestock.

The ability to change color with the seasons is one of nature’s most brilliant tricks, offering animals a blend of protection, warmth, and the upper hand in the constant dance between predator and ...