SCIENTISTS say big lakes such as Victoria join hands with other bigger water bodies on earth such as Pacific, Atlantic and ...

Spook, a male gray seal born at the New York Aquarium in 1965, had been believed to be the oldest seal in captivity when he ...

Whale watchers got a rare view of the world's largest mammal when they saw a blue whale offshore of Cape May, New Jersey ...

A bright red fish with huge eyes and drooping lips surprised a team of research scientists as they were exploring the Farasan ...

Cheetah cubs often engage in playful tussles with their siblings, showcasing their agility and playful nature. Their big, ...

This lighting revolution isn't stopping at Jennette's Pier. The North Carolina Aquariums are jumping on board with plans to ...

To boost the iconic queen conch's population, researchers are relocating the heat-stressed creatures to cooler, deeper waters ...

As their name suggests, carrion beetles eat dead animals. These insects also lay ... Clownfish often hide from danger within the tentacles of sea anemones. You may know that sea anemones sting ...

Animals including mammals usually protect their brains from infiltrating microbes that can cause disease. But some fish seem to do just fine.

Climate change and a range of other human impacts are putting marine animals at risk of extinction -- even those ... Human activities on land and sea, in combination with climate change, are degrading ...

Thousands of feet down in the Gulf of Mexico, an orange-eyed sea creature carrying dozens of eggs perched near a chemical vent. The “squat” animal had been documented by submersibles several times, ...