While filming a National Geographic TV show, a team of scientists in the Amazon discovered a new species of giant anaconda.

A new study identifies key mistakes snake-bite victims are making before and after being bitten by venomous snakes.

A new research study details the first documented observance of humpbacks mating in the wild. And here’s the kicker.

Researchers discovered a new-to-science mammal hiding in plain sight—in Idaho, in fact. See the cute species here.

A new scientific research study finally demystifies the narwhal tusk using rare drone footage of wild narwhals using their tusks.

A new study on polar bear denning behavior will help scientists better understand this crucial time in the bears’ lives.

A Big Bend National Park volunteer came across a unique plant last March, and it was a new species. See it here.

Male Amazon river dolphins swim to the surface, roll over, and pee straight up into the air, and they don’t do it for the ladies.

A lump of 66-million-year-old fossilized vomit might be the most famous piece of puke in the world. Here’s why.

Researchers captured the first photos of the rare and elusive Pallas’s cat in Himachal Pradesh, India. See trail-cam photos here.