Recent studies show that young chimpanzees in the wild tend to play differently based on gender. Learn the significance of these findings.

Feb 18, 2011 – Kelly Dupree

Continuous decline in the Tonkin snub-nosed monkey population puts this little monkey on the critically endangered species list.

Feb 17, 2011 – Kelly Dupree

Ostriches are the largest birds, the fastest two-legged land animal and are made of a healthy meat. Discover the truth behind common myths about ostriches.

Feb 16, 2011 – Dani Stern

The Cross River Gorilla of Western Africa is the most endangered subspecies of gorilla in existence. Here are some facts about the Cross River Gorilla.

Feb 15, 2011 – Krista Tannahill

Understanding how a small fish can re-grow its heart muscle will help people with heart failure.

Feb 14, 2011 – John Blatchford

Ants living on the fungal products of digested leaves have lost some genes related to normal digestion and amino acid synthesis.

Feb 12, 2011 – John Blatchford

Gray wolves are an endangered species. Here are some interesting facts and information about the elusive gray wolf.

Feb 12, 2011 – Krista Tannahill

There are some major oceanic changes going on this season which are affecting a range of seabirds in New Zealand.

Feb 10, 2011 – Suzan Phillips

The first question asked by many visitors to Shetland is, "Where can I see otters?" Here are some suggestions.

Feb 10, 2011 – Douglas Forrest

Unique and interesting polar bear facts and information.

Feb 9, 2011 – Krista Tannahill

Red blood cells have no DNA but still exhibit circadian rhythms.

Jan 27, 2011 – John Blatchford

Depression in humans might be associated with inflammation and cytokine release.

Jan 25, 2011 – John Blatchford

A yak is a very versatile creature. The Tibetan people get the most out of the yak; butter, cheese, yoghurt, meat, fiber, wool, rope, and yak dung for fuel.

Jan 24, 2011 – Rhys Emmanuel

Indian elephants and mammoths are as close to one-another as the African bush elephant is to the forest species.

Jan 22, 2011 – John Blatchford

Sightings of big cats in the UK have been around for decades, and a new one has got Scottish residents a little worried.

Jan 20, 2011 – Jenna Caruana

Louisiana Crayfish are well known, but a larger neighbour has been overlooked for years.

Jan 20, 2011 – John Blatchford

A female invests much more energy in sexual reproduction than if she reproduces asexually. So why is asexual reproduction not more prevalent?

Jan 18, 2011 – Ken Chan

Those little birds, perching, singing and flitting about the yard are both delightful and deadly, as wild birds are known to carry zoonotic diseases.

Jan 11, 2011 – Ron Wiebe

Tibetan wildlife is diverse and unique: Tibetan antelope, Himalayan musk deers and marmots and unique birds of Tibet. Could there be more undiscovered?

Jan 7, 2011 – Rhys Emmanuel

Sasquatch and Bigfoot sightings occur in North America yearly and many of the more widely publicized reports have been exposed as hoaxes.

Jan 1, 2011 – Ron Wiebe