If you've ever wondered what it's like to be eaten by a grizzly, a new video shot by a biologist in Alaska should help satisfy your curiosity.
As the largest and fastest flightless birds around, ostriches are one of the most recognizable bird species on the planet. But their physical stature isn't the only interesting thing about these birds — their reproductive behavior is also quite peculiar.
On the eve of Facebook’s one-year IPO anniversary, several employees were buzzing about one topic on campus. No, it wasn’t about revenue. It was about the Facebook foxes.
Of all the bulls in Costa Rica, the most celebrated and revered is the bull people call “Malacrianza.” Translation? “Badass.”
German officials say Justin Bieber will have to pay the bill for his monkey's two-month stay at a Munich animal shelter.
Watch this deer not only miraculously survive getting hit by a bus but also somehow fly inside the bus.
The transformation from caterpillar to butterfly is one of the most exquisite in the natural world. And now you can get an inside look as it happens.
He survived the Blitz, five monarchs and both World Wars. But a rat got the best of him in the end.
Know someone who still thinks science is boring? Tell them to get a load of these five phenomena, which prove science can be as painfully poetic as a ghost falling in love with a cirrus cloud.
There’s compelling evidence that dogs experience “runner’s high,” a euphoria-inducing buzz experienced by regular runners and other athletes.
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