New research describes a behavior that scientists recently filmed in the wild—orcas pulverizing a large sunfish by ramming into it.

Placing fake googly eyes on your food containers just might keep seagulls from snatching your snacks, according to a new study. Learn more.

Fascinating footage shows a group of sperm whales supporting a sperm-whale mother and her newborn calf during an hours-long birthing event.

A new research study describes what researchers believe to be the first-ever documented observation of a fox predating on a wolf cub.

A subset of polar bears are adapting to warmer climates, according to a new study. How are they doing this, exactly? It’s all in the DNA.

A newly published scientific study details what researchers believe is the first documented evidence of a wolf using a tool in the wild.

One extremely rare whale species eluded scientists until a team of researchers finally spotted one alive in the wild. See it here.

Sulphur Cave, a cave on the border of Greece and Albania, is home to what scientists believe might be the largest spider web ever.

A research paper explains how trail cams prove that a jaguar made a record-breaking swim from mainland Brazil to a forested island.

Scientists were thrilled to film endangered sharks mating in the wild for the first time, and (surprise!) it was a threesome.