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Jazz the giraffe collapsed after hemorrhaging in the brain, the Rhino Orphanage said in a Facebook post. Hunter the dog stayed with him as he died.
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The gentle giant collapsed in her habitat Tuesday, just a few months after celebrating her 50th birthday, zoo staff said. -
Biologists are questioning if ‘hazing’ — deploying loud noises or projectiles — keeps coyotes away from urban areas, as animal rights advocates claim.
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Berlin’s zoo has released new photos of twin panda cubs born this summer and says the two are developing well.
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Redwood City firefighters rescue a 5-month-old sea lion that was so exhausted, it couldn’t even stay awake at the fire station.
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A critically endangered Puerto Rican toad was for the first time born via in vitro fertilization as U.S. scientists attempt to save it from extinction.
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A group that claimed members were prevented from protesting horse deaths at Santa Anita Park settles a lawsuit against the track’s owner.
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A Venice family said it had to euthanize its dog after the animal was seriously injured by a FedEx package that was thrown over a fence.
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As the Easy fire burned in Simi Valley last month, images of frightened horses running between a column of evacuating vehicles gripped animal lovers nationwide.
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A specially equipped Boeing 777 jet took off from Dulles International Airport on Tuesday carrying a true Washington celebrity: Bei Bei, a 4-year-old giant panda.
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The nearly 10-week-old puppy, named Narwhal, has a tail-like appendage growing from his forehead.
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Volunteers help turtle hatchlings on a beach in the town of Todos Santos, Mexico, and visitors can join.
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A UC Davis professor’s simple mission: Record and identify every butterfly he sees. What he’s discovered has disturbed him.
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Images of the silver-backed chevrotain, or Vietnamese mouse deer — the world’s smallest hoofed mammal, the size of a rabbit — were taken last year.
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Here are five places in the U.S. to watch or participate in a roundup.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution disputes how its late reporter Kathy Scruggs is portrayed in Clint Eastwood’s new film, “Richard Jewell.” Warner Bros. calls the claims “baseless.”
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A U.S. judge bars President Trump from using $3.6 billion in military construction funds to pay for a wall along the Mexico border.
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Gerrit Cole, the most highly sought free agent, signed a record deal with the New York Yankees despite efforts by the Angels and Dodgers to land him.
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Voting to impeach could cost members of Congress their seats — and severely damage the Republican Party.
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