From the adorable but deadly pine marten to the massive sperm whale, get to know some of the amazing animals that call ...

Yes, there are more birds singing at this time of year. But their symphony is also louder and more energetic than ever—and ...

Starting April 16, bats are protected in Florida so baby bats aren't left stranded. You'll need a permit to have any removed ...

A mysterious whale that has long puzzled scientists may not be an anomaly, but a clue to what climate change is doing beneath ...

A new understanding of why some animals evolved to be loners, and the benefits that brings, shows that a social lifestyle isn ...

After heavy rains, we often see nightcrawlers, the largest of the earthworm species found in Indiana, crawling across ...

As you begin to see nests full of baby chicks and fledgling birds hopping around in your backyard, you may wonder: how do ...

Male roundworms are worse at learning from experience than their mates, according to a new study, often to the point of ...

The Frog and Toad survey is a citizen-based monitoring program. Surveys are conducted to determine the status, distribution ...

Can dance ever be a matter of life or death? Yes, for a peacock jumping spider, it is. It has to impress its female mate with its dancing—and if she isn't impressed, it could be deadly. Read on to ...

By analyzing the flowerpot snake's unique genome, scientists are uncovering how the tiny reptile repairs its DNA and prevents harmful mutations. The findings provides valuable insights into genetic ...

Common lawn plants like dandelions and violets that homeowners often try to eliminate are actually critical nectar sources for North American pollinators facing habitat loss.