Being with the Wrong Partner Puts Fish in a Bad Mood: Study

Fish that are with unwanted partners get into bad moods, say researchers of a new study.

Dogs Most Likely to Bite: Study

A new study identifies dog breeds and physical traits that pose the highest risk of biting with severe injury.

In a new scientific study wolves behaved more prosocially toward their fellow pack members than did pack dogs.

A new scientific study has revealed that wolves and domesticated pet dogs are actually a lot alike. In fact, both … More

A new study has demonstrated that when coyote parents become habituated to humans, their offspring become more habituated, too. This … More

Talking infidelity through calmly seems to be the best approach to save the relationship–at least for mice living in California… … More

Here is a compilation of some interesting, new scientific study findings on the Birds and the Bees, including Macaws that … More

Since moving to Thailand 20 years ago, professional pianist Paul Barton has found a way to pair a passion for animals with … More

Horrifying. And really, really baaaaa-aaad. Imagine neighbors in West Boise waking up to dozens and dozens of goats breakfasting on … More

Watch This Mesmerizing Video of Lions Drinking Water at Night Shot by a Wildlife Photographer Wildlife photographer Peter Haygarth staked … More

Scientists have just tested whether there is truth in the notion that dogs have a prosocial and empathetic nature. The … More