We love our pets, but capturing their unique personalities in a single photograph can be challenging. The winners of the ...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is encouraging people to eat nutria, an invasive rodent, to help control its growing population and protect wetlands. Nutria were originally brought to the United ...

One study has shown that muskrat populations in the Northeast have declined by 75 percent from our ponds, swamps and marshes ...

Blue, jellyfish-like creatures called Velella velella have been washing up along California’s coast recently, captivating Bay ...

A man and a woman in Marion County are facing dozens of charges after a three-week-long investigation, the sheriff's office ...

Let's expand our horizons! This week in Alameda, learn how to participate in dragon boating, try your hand at calligraphy, get the scoop on implementing a trap-neuter-release operation in your ...

International experts Francesc Padrós and Kim Thompson from the EU-funded Cure4Aqua project recently attended the Aquatic ...

Images Cinema presents the 2025 Earth Month Film Festival. 2025’s theme is “Animals & Us”, thinking about how people care for ...

One Redditor showed off their amazing backyard and natural water feature while giving a helpful tutorial on how they keep the ...

The city-owned aquarium in Gardner’s Basin finally reopened this week after five years of renovations and repairs.

Tigers and monkeys and tapirs, oh my! Joel Sartore's latest book, "National Geographic Photo Ark: Babies," captures the ...

“We have no idea how they found each other.” While the researchers only stayed to watch the aquatic animals for 10 minutes, Constantine mused that the octopus was in for the ride of its life.