Joel Sartore's latest book, "National Geographic Photo Ark: Babies," captures the animal ... In the wild, when lying down on a forest floor dappled with spots of sunlight, this baby would ...

The world is overwhelmingly awful right now, in so many ways. So I'm here to brighten your day for at least a few seconds.

as animals emerge from winter and migratory birds return. From paddling alongside wild ponies on Virginia’s Eastern Shore to spotting baby bison in Yellowstone National Park, here are seven ...

Both animals ... National Geographic Explorer Dee Boersma (at left) has spent 50 years studying Galápagos penguins and their changing habitats; for the past decade, she’s been mentoring ...

They may be born in the wild, but these baby animals are pure heart-melters! From clumsy lion cubs and playful elephant calves to snuggly bear cubs and curious giraffe babies, this is nature at its ...

It's springtime and you might spot baby animals that appear to be orphaned, but Arizona wildlife officials say young wildlife should be left alone.

About a dozen animals around the room watch as Deborah Harris fills a thin syringe with kitten milk replacement to feed her newest additions: four newborn raccoons. She has to do this five times ...

And tonight, a new National Geographic WILD docuseries is delving into that uncanny phenomenon. Debuting at 9pm Eastern Time on Friday, March 21 on Nat Geo Wild, Animals, They’re Just Like Us!

Maybelline's case highlights the harm in keeping wild animals as pets, as they often miss crucial developmental milestones. The sanctuary is experiencing its annual "baby season," a period where ...

If you do see a baby wild animal wandering around looking confused, the best advice is to leave it alone. Many times, by intervening, you could be doing more harm than good. Some species of animal ...

Today, at 31, he’s an accomplished wildlife filmmaker and lead storyteller behind the upcoming National Geographic series Secrets of the Penguins—on which he worked with Borboroglu ...

A record number of baby animals were born in Singapore's Mandai Wildlife Reserve parks last year. The baby boom of nearly 1,000 animals across 143 species is the highest number in the past decade.