A hyena at the San Antonio Zoo participates in a live feeding event. Things are about to get even wilder at the San Antonio ...

Cats are known for their speed, agility, and hunting skills, both in the wild and at home. The world’s fastest cats include ...

The Salina Central Mustang football team kept the Ark Valley Chisholm Trail League II 2025 fall sports season alive for ...

Majestic, strong, and fascinating—the lion has always been considered the king of animals. But how long do these impressive ...

Lions and tigers, iconic big cats, exhibit distinct differences in appearance, habitat, and social behavior. Tigers boast striking stripes and are larger, solitary hunters primarily found in Asian ...

ALLEN PARK -- Kelvin Sheppard has been getting a ton of love as a rising coach to watch to open his tenure as Detroit Lions defensive coordinator. We here at MLive pointed to him as “Detroit’s next ...

“There was the grandest sight of animal beauty and pent-up physical force I had ever seen,” wrote William Mitchell in the November 1924 issue of National Geographic. “Its coat, of the brightest-orange ...

Oftentimes referred to as the “king of the jungle,” lions are highly social and intelligent creatures. These big cats are also critical to maintaining the health of their ecosystem. National ...

1. If you see a butterfly first, it means... "You tend to keep things to yourself and many of you are introverts. You may look cold outside but warm inside and you prefer to be in solitude. Few of you ...

A zookeeper was killed in a lion attack in Thailand, officials said Wednesday, raising questions over safety and the legitimacy of the safari park's lion ownership. The mauling happened at Safari ...

I’ve been imagining setting the clock back to 1978, with a prosperous and free Iran, a thriving member of the nations making incalculable contributions to the world. Not the country Iran has become ...

Though once thriving in the U.S., jaguars now call the landscapes of Mexico their northernmost territory. Unfortunately, residents continue to view them as a threat to livestock. Since 2007, a U.S.