These bizarre semi-aquatic reptiles might look like creatures from a prehistoric age, but they're very much alive today—discover the amazing world of sailfin dragons!

My family lives in a warm climate where there are lizards out and about even at this time of year, and recently my 8-year-old ...

There are plenty of examples of mutualism in nature. Be it the rhinosaurus and the oxpecker, clownfish and sea anemones, or ...

The decaying reptiles could solve several of paleontology’s biggest mysteries from why some fossils preserve fragile soft ...

Kukrail Reserve Forest in Lucknow is more than a patch of green—it is a sanctuary for rare wildlife and a refuge for the city’s soul. But the proposed development threatens its unique biodiversity ...

Researchers revealed the global expansion of modern toads on six continents, explaining how the invasive amphibians have ...

The Center for Biological Diversity has petitioned the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to safeguard the Mule Mountains ...

Snakes do indeed pee – but more interestingly, perhaps, many “pee” in crystal form. Snakes, like every living creature, need ...

Chameleons’ extraordinary ability to move their eyes independently stems from a previously overlooked anatomical marvel: long ...

But there’s nothing supernatural about how snakes move. So how exactly do they get around without legs? They do it by ...

A small lizard with a wheat-colored tongue, Diploderma bifluviale, has been discovered and named a new species that's already ...

Drew Desjardins of Mr. Drew and His Animals Too stopped by the 207 studio with some animals from his education and rehabilitation center, which recently moved from Lewiston to Poland. Among them was a ...