E. B. White was accustomed to slaughtering pigs, until one stole his heart.
They’d rather eat in the dark than risk coming across one of us.
A veteran conservationist reckons with his career studying animals in the most extreme places on Earth.
Why our farm animals would be better off on the other side of the Atlantic
Humans have an image problem. But we might be able to use it for good.
We're fast approaching the point, says Con Slobodchikoff, when computers will help to mediate our communications with animals.
Five hundred million years before the dawn of dinosaurs, strange animals ruled a frozen planet.
They’re part of a growing list of animals that use namelike calls.
A reader pushes back against the human tendency to see animals as merely cute.
The biggest animals should have the highest risks of developing tumors, but they don’t.