Living Nature

Wild Brown Bear Tunnels Into The Alaska Zoo And Kills Popular Alpaca

The bear had been knocking over trash bins and breaking bear-proof latches before it got under the fence early Sunday.
By Mark Thiessen, AP

'World's Loneliest Elephant' Will Leave Zoo To Embark On New Life

Kaavan has languished at a zoo in the Pakistani capital of Islamabad for more than 35 years. Now he'll finally get to leave.
By Kathy Gannon, Associated Press

39 Tigers From Joe Exotic's Zoo Now Live At A Colorado Sanctuary

The big cats, along with three bears, have put Oklahoma's G.W. Zoo behind them, and now reside at The Wild Animal Sanctuary in Colorado.
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Baby Rhino Born At Denver Zoo

The Denver Zoo has just welcomed its first Indian rhino calf, after 11 unsuccessful attempts to artificially inseminate her mom, Tensing.
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Reward Boosted To $7,500 For Nailing Killer Of Endangered California Wolf

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and an environmental organization offered money in a bid to crack the tough case.
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West Coast Fishery Rebounds In Rare Conservation 'Home Run'

After years of uncertainty, fishermen who use nets to catch rockfish, bocaccio, sole, Pacific Ocean perch and other deep-dwelling fish are making a comeback.
By AP

Deep-Sea Octopus Enthralls Scientists With Otherworldy 'Show'

The Cirroteuthid octopus with billowing arms was caught on camera by researchers from the vessel E/V Nautilus.
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Trump Slapped With First Lawsuit After Endangered Species Act Rollback

The new rules are a “breathtaking" and “illegal” attack on the bedrock conservation law, an Earthjustice attorney said.
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Bear Attempts To Steal Trash Dumpster From Colorado Pot Dispensary

The bear hangs around the dispensary so much that employees have nicknamed it "Cheeseburger."
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Here's How Quickly A Seemingly Adorable Bear Can Turn On You

One minute, it's a cute little bear. The next...
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