Scientists are sharing what may be the first video footage of a rare monkey that lives in the forests of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

A newly discovered species of stick insect is as long as a person’s forearm and about as heavy as a golf ball. Can you guess where it lives?

Scientists hadn’t seen the world’s smallest snake in nearly 20 years, but it wasn’t extinct, just lost. And now, one’s been found.

A research study suggests deer in New York are to blame for moose deaths. How? They’re outcompeting them in a way you might not expect.

A PhD candidate recently came across a rare purple creature on the shores of La Jolla, California called a “bubble raft snail.” See it here.

Two hikers in Zion National Park found themselves in a frightening situation thanks to a sudden rainstorm and flash flood.

A scientific study explains how researchers use trail cams to study wild red pandas—elusive mammals that live in Asia’s Himalayan forests.

Chimps living together at a sanctuary in Zambia began copying each other by wearing blades of grass in their ears . . . and in their butts.

Rare trail-cam photos show an adorable family of Shark Bay bandicoots. (Or should we call them “bandi-cuties”?)

What may look like a tiny orange blob on a rock is actually an exciting find—a very rare and critically endangered animal.