Animals at a zoo in Nagano Prefecture, central Japan, have been given heaters and ... bath on Wednesday for its two capybaras, which are native to South America. Thursday marks the first day ...

Even amid the sweltering heat, wallabies, native to hot Australia ... “Animals have high adaptability, so even animals from highlands can sometimes get used to Japan’s heat,” he said.

By making the Grizzlies' roster, the 5-foot-8 Japanese native is now officially the shortest ... You have to be a completely different animal. And it looks like Kawamura is just that.

It was just days between the time Rooted in Trees founder Paul Abbey learned about the Japanese concept of urban forests and his discovery that Cleveland Metroparks Zoo Executive Director ...

Among them are broad-billed sandpipers, migratory birds that breed in northeastern Siberia and visit Japan. These birds ... along with the spread of invasive non-native plant species that degrade ...

Sneak peek at upcoming street fairs, festivals, concerts, performances, art shows, blood drives, library events, community ...

But the Australian versions of native animals have never taken off ... Fortunately, they are sold as pets in Japan so their survival is assured. Breeding pairs have also ended up New Zealand, Hawaii, ...

Known also as the Shima-enaga, the snow fairy, is a subspecies of long-tailed tits native to Hokkaido, Japan. These small, fluffy birds captivate people with their adorable, pure white feathers, ...

What kind of relationship did Japanese people and animals have during the early modern Edo period (1603–1868)? An exhibition ...

Scientists in Japan have found a way to create solar-powered tissues, which may lead to breakthroughs in growing organs and ...

A heartwarming video of an Indian woman's encounter with Japan's Nara deer has gone viral, showcasing the deer's polite and ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Australians took out licences to kill more than 1.2 million native animals and birds last year alone, with kangaroos and wallabies ...