News Stories

Blood-sucking bugs avoid biting bodies painted with contrasting 'zebra' stripes, according to a new study published by The Royal Society.

Believe it or not, scientists are using satellite images of penguin poop, or guano, to study changes in penguin populations and climate change. While the images cannot show individual penguins, they can show the large areas of guano left around nesting areas. It is the color of the poop that is of particular importance to scientists because that tells the story of what the penguins have had available to feed on.

Posing the age-old question: If a tree falls in an empty forest can anyone hear it seems rhetoric at this point in time.

Police sounded a happy note after gently removing a wily young coyote from a restroom at the Nashville Music City Center.

A study of 17,000 dogs including 101 different pure breds examined the heritability of 14 canine personality traits. Are canine personality characteristics inherited?

Jellyfish Lake – an oceanic oasis home to millions of stingless golden jellies – has reopened to tourism after a two-year hiatus caused by a severe drought.

Given the fact that none of us want to face the idea of our pet's demise, the news that veterinary hospice care may be available in your city or town should be met with relief.

If I'm sitting, my cat wants to sleep on my lap. If I'm lying down, he wants to sleep on my stomach. That has forced me to start sleeping, uncomfortably, on my back. Dare I get up and I'll hear about it!