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The Lost World’s tabletop mountains or “tepuis” tower over the jungle and savanna grasslands. Mount Roraima, which means “the great, ever fruitful mother of streams” is the tallest rock formation in the region.
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Explore photos of lizards of all shapes and sizes, and from all around the world.
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When populations grow too large for the available habitat, or farmers want the animals off their lands, African governments and landowners increasingly seek to move the animals to other, more hospitable, lands.
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In recent years, new techniques and technologies have allowed scientists to listen more carefully -- and realize that giraffes may be talking after all.
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The man behind the incredible images is Norbert Wu, an independent photographer and filmmaker who has photographed in nearly every conceivable locale.
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Discover Panda breeding habits with this interactive feature.
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Every year, millions of people pay dearly to watch dolphins leap through hoops or to swim alongside as the animals glide around a pool.
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No flowering plant has captured the attention of humans, or stirred their passions, in quite the way that orchids have.
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Though their glory days may be in the past, these hoofed creatures continue to enthrall us, as the NATURE program HORSES demonstrates in sparkling detail.
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