Wild Nature

Video shows Ben Burville up close and personal with two curious seals, one of which tugs at his scuba hat while the other holds his hand.

"He just stopped, turned and looked at us to say, ‘Please tell me you didn’t record that.’”

A squatting black bear in the crawlspace of a home was 'asked' somewhat politely to please leave. But by asked -- we mean with a paintball gun.

An alligator was spotted devouring an invasive Burmese python in Florida.

The former daytime talk show host pulled the purported DNA results for the 4-month-old female orangutan named Siska out of an envelope.

Researchers tested 26 apes from three locations: Scotland, Japan and Belgium.

If you’re planning on visiting a national park somewhere in the United States in 2024, be sure to check if you may require a reservation to enter. 

The bird's home was disturbed when the family went on their yearly hunt for the perfect tree.

We saw huge amounts of dolphins jumping, chasing and swimming together, and before we knew it, we were in the middle of the pod,” Jake Davidson recalled.

After investigating the remains, paleontologists learned that the pliosaur, a prehistoric monster, roamed the planet over 100 million years ago.

“We thought it was a tarp from out in the water, but eventually we realized it was a whale and I’ve never seen anything like it," a local surfer told FOX 5 San Diego.

The 26-year-old mom was swimming with her daughter and boosted her aboard a floating platform when the shark bit the woman.

Golden moles are skilled burrowers with sensitive hearing that allows them to detect vibrations from surface movements. Unlike other burrowing mammals, they do not leave visible tunnels behind while moving under the sand.

The Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards were founded in 2015 to showcase "seriously funny" wildlife images. See this year's winners.

A remarkable event unfolded in Kenya's Samburu National Reserve as a rare set of twin elephants was born for the second time in less than two years.

One local fisherman described the river to a local news outlet as “well and truly alive with the bodies of rats."

A curious, and most likely hungry, bear destroyed the interior of a parked car after the owners left some Peanut M&M’s inside.