Losing a tail might seem like a disaster – but in the animal kingdom, it can be a lifesaving move. In this video, we explore what really happens after an animal loses its tail, from lizards and ...

The West Virginia Herpetological Society will be holding their annual Fall Symposium September 5th through the 7th at New ...

There are all kinds of animals on this planet. Even those that do not depend on solid food for sustenance. Here are some ...

Lizards often invade homes seeking food and warmth, but harsh chemicals aren't necessary for removal. This guide offers ten natural, safe hacks to deter lizards, including maintaining cool ...

A rare giant salamander called an eastern hellbender was spotted recently in Kentucky.The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Services posted a photo of the hellbender taken by one of their ...

Welcome to Animals and Wildlife in South Carolina. South Carolina is a small state with three geographical regions: humid summers, mild winters, and hot. It has a wide variety of wildlife like mink, ...

AUSTIN, Texas — We're no strangers to drought in Central Texas. In fact, words like "drought," "water conservation" and "water shortage" tend to lose their meaning after multiple years of ...

Oklahoma is often thought of as an ecological melting pot, where forests, prairies, and wetlands meet to provide habitat for a truly impressive list of animals. That blend of eastern and western ...

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) encourages the public to report when and where they see frogs, salamanders, lizards or snakes, known collectively as herptiles, crossing the road ...

(WIFR) - The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) asks the public to report when and where they see herptiles, a broad classification for frogs, salamanders, lizards and snakes, crossing ...

RHINELANDER, Wis. - The Wisconsin DNR is encouraging the public to report when they see amphibians and reptiles crossing the road for researchers to understand the species' habitat locations. Frogs, ...

Kristi Curry Rogers receives funding from The National Science Foundation and the David B. Jones Foundation. It may be hard to imagine, but once upon a time, dinosaurs didn’t dominate their world.