WILLOW, Alaska—Corey Ercolani pulled a northern pike from a gillnet and slit its belly with a knife. Inside its guts lay fresh evidence of a growing biological crime: a dead juvenile salmon. A coho, ...
These colossal clams were rumoured to kill humans but the opposite is true – climate change, pollution and overharvesting are ...
From prowling tigers and roaming elephants to muscular crocodiles and massive blue whales – these images capture the beauty ...
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I was photographing seabirds on a remote island off Norway. Then a huge predator appeared from nowhere
Wildlife photographer Josef Stefan on no-show bustards, eagle drama and a lens cap fail ...
Elmwood Park Zoo is proof that sometimes the best experiences come in unexpectedly perfect packages, and this place has been ...
This national park, the largest in the European Union and located geographically in South America, is home to pristine rivers ...
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The Lord of the Rings' biggest creatures, ranked
While The Lord of the Rings focused on diminutive characters like Frodo Baggins, Middle-earth was also home to some truly ...
A fin whale estimated to be about 21 metres long was photographed swimming off Sheringham Point, west of Sooke.
Whale watchers were delighted to see a large fin whale swimming off the waters of Shirley, B.C., last week – marking a rare sighting of the second largest creature in local waters.
The American bald eagle--our nation's national bird and symbol--is doing well. Populations have been expanding for years, and are ...
Animals with larger brains produce fewer, larger offspring, explaining why birds evolved bigger eggs than the largest dinosaurs.
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