For most of the 20th century, virtually every naval ship had asbestos aboard in some capacity. Now, the U.S. Navy is the military branch believed to have the highest rate of mesothelioma, a cancer ...

Iowa 4-H is launching a new statewide fishing club, designed for Iowa youth in grades four to 12. The immersive program aims ...

The weather is warming up, so it's time to explore. Check out Delaware's state parks with our guide to all 17 locations ...

“A large number of diasporans are investing in goat farming and are generating more income through breeding than through selling meat and milk.” He said local breeds have a lower value because they ...

The GHO’s settle in to their nesting areas starting in February and typically have their babies sometime in April. A local Western Screech Owl has a new friend in their resting cavity. Hopefully they ...

The Chicago Cubs are receiving praise for how the organization responded to a goose nest in a juniper planter in the iconic bleachers at Wrigley Field. The animal rights group People for the ...

Bertha the 7-year-old mastiff spent "her entire life in a cage" as she was used for breeding. She produced litter after litter, while never receiving any love. When Bertha served her purpose and ...

The term comes from how some birds take care of their young. In the wild, certain birds keep a single nest where the chicks stay, and the parents take turns coming back to look after and protect them.

They need places to nest. Interestingly, the dirt is where it’s at for most of them. “About 70% of bees nest in the ground,” Russell said. “Most of them need well-drained soil that doesn’t get ...

Kemp's ridley sea turtles, the most endangered sea turtle species, will nest on Texas beaches from April through mid-summer. Beach drivers on Padre Island National Seashore should be cautious ...

Officials tried to remove the nest once, but the hawks came back and nested again. VENICE, Fla. - The phrase "heads up" has taken on a new meaning for a Venice resident and her family. For the past ...

TRAVERSE CITY, MI – A mom bald eagle was missing from her Traverse City nest for about 24 hours this week. After a brief return, she took off again and hasn’t been seen for 18 hours.