A trail cam caught a rare glimpse of an Indian pangolin, marking the first time scientists have recorded this species in the area.

A research study details how a Cooper’s hawk figured out how to leverage crosswalk signals to better hunt its prey.

A new research study includes the first-ever published photo of a live Upemba lechwe (Kobus anselli), a subspecies of red lechwe antelope.

Scientists recently described a new species of rain frog, and it makes a weird noise. See (and hear) the Boston rain frog here.

A first-person video of two construction workers getting caught in Friday’s St. Louis tornado has gone viral.

In a strange case of monkey kidnappers, capuchins living on an island off the coast of Panama has been abducting baby howler monkeys.

An “apocalyptic” wall of dust moved through the greater Chicago area, and the footage is pretty wild. Watch here.

Flamingos aren’t just pretty birds that stand around. New research shows that flamingos create tiny underwater tornados to capture prey.

Footage of a bluntnose sixgill shark exploring a deep-sea submersible is recirculating online. Watch it here.

See the first photos ever taken of an adult West Indian Ocean Coelacanth, also known as a “dinosaur fish.” Scientists thought it was extinct.