Decades of research have shown that the use of these stone tools, far from being an exclusively human activity, is also linked to the animal world. In the same way that birds use sticks and ...

Five years later, they retrieved the bundles and McClain painstakingly picked out every animal that had colonized the logs. McClain performed ... The seafloor around and under these bundles ...

They were studying how the mangrove rivulus—an animal already infamous for its ... "We had seen them under logs and in piles of damp leaves, inside coconuts, even in beer cans—for real." ...

Deep in the forest, among wild nature, a man builds a unique shelter of logs under a large stone. It is an ideal place for bushcraft survival and recreation. Step by step, he shows how to create a ...

Despite some media reports, the animal didn't simply turn to stone and die after coming into contact with the lake's water. In fact, Lake Natron's alkaline waters support a thriving ecosystem of ...

Oliver Stone has a message for the military: End your war on animals. The filmmaker stars in a PETA video supporting the animal-rights organization’s campaign to end animal usage in military drills.

A family has spent the last ten years living with 150 animals including a 44-stone tiger, which is hand-fed and cuddled every day. Petr Augustÿn manages Fauna Park, a sanctuary that houses more ...

They also appear to have been an important animal tracking tool. In present-day Namibia, prehistoric peoples from the Late Stone Age put so much detail into their engravings of human and animal ...

Lake Natron is one of two alkaline lakes in that area of East Africa; the other is Lake Bahi. Both are terminal lakes that do not drain out to any river or sea; they are fed by hot springs and ...