A new study underscores the importance of conservation for the region’s “Five Great Forests,” which support nearly half of ...

Wildebeest migration, calving, and grazing help the Serengeti soil store thousands of pounds of carbon dioxide per acre.

Just before sunset, as baseball-sized tarantulas cross the road at Colorado’s Southern Plains Land Trust, two biologists quietly exit their car to scoop up a few of these eight-legged pedestrians.

In case you've faced some hurdles solving the clue, Tanzania region known for the Great Migration, we've got the answer for you. Crossword puzzles offer a fantastic opportunity to engage your mind, ...

A 700-pound great white shark named Bella is headed towards Virginia Beach for the holiday season. Tagged in Nova Scotia in July, the juvenile is heading south this season, and is detected off the ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Tarantula mating season runs from about July to November, skewing toward October in California. Female tarantulas ...

An OCEARCH researcher works to pull in a great white shark along the East Coast before fitting it with an tracking tag. OCEARCH Facebook video screengrab The annual great white shark migration has ...

Isla C. Duporge received funding support from the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) while leading this research. The imagery used in the project was acquired via her fellowship with NAS. Daniel ...

Thousands of wildebeest, Zebras, elephants and other animals thundered across the plains and rivers in one of nature's most breathtaking migrations.The incredible scenes were captured by wildlife ...

A great white shark named Ripple was detected off the New Jersey coast. The 800-pound shark is being tracked by researchers at OCEARCH via a GPS tag. Ripple's appearance likely signals the start of ...

Stroll along Cleveland’s Edgewater Pier on a summer evening, and you’ll hear Arabic, Spanish, and other languages wafting through the lake air. For decades, international immigrants have found a home ...