A-Z-Animals

Ocean Census Finds 1,100+ New Species in Just One Year

A donkey’s hooves never stop growing, and without regular trims, they can actually struggle to walk. Farriers carefully trim away excess hoof growth, kind of like clipping giant toenails, to keep them healthy and pain-free. Read more: a-z-animals.com/articles/the-s…

The Sea Tyrant That Hid in U.S. Museums for 150 Years

The Noise Pollution Disrupting Beluga Whale Communication

Sacred and Incredibly Rare White Bison Calf Arrives in Iowa

The Yellow Cardinal with a 1 in a Million Genetic Mutation

How 709 Reef Animals Struggled to Survive 120 Hours Sealed in Plastic Bags

Jackson Hole Shouldn’t Have Wildlife on Its Busiest Trails, but It Does

Birds With the Most Bizarre Courtship Displays

Weirdest Parenting Styles in Nature

The Strangest Hunting Strategies in Nature

The Po’o-Uli Was Nearly Gone When Scientists First Found It

The Arctic Penguin Humans Hunted to Extinction in 300 Years

When the Queen Dies, These Wasps Step Up to Save the Colony

Why This 89-Foot Giant May Be Southeast Asia’s Last Titan

Responsible Hiking Still Disrupts Wildlife, 6-Year Study Shows

The Arctic is changing faster than almost anywhere on Earth, and scientists are using “climate sentinels” to track it in real time. From melting sea ice to shifting animal migration patterns, these natural warning systems are revealing just how dramatically the frozen north is transforming. What happens in the Arctic doesn’t stay in the Arctic. Read how researchers are mapping one of the biggest environmental changes happening on the planet right now. 📹: @oceantint

The Fly Introduced to Save Fiji’s Coconuts Caused an Extinction