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Like the coywolf, its ancestor the original coyote has moved into cities like Chicago. Biologist Stan Gehrt and his team from Ohio State have been tracking radio-collared coyotes from its downtown core to the suburbs for over 12 years. They’ve learned that coyotes go to ...

Few fish hold as many mysteries as the eel. Unlike most fish, eels are catadromous. This means they spend most of their adult lives in freshwater rivers and streams, and return to the oceans where they were first born to spawn. Learn about the American ...

The story of the mysterious coywolf, a mixture of western coyote and eastern wolf, premieres Wednesday, January 22, 2014, on PBS.

Nature observes a troop of endangered crested black macaques and explores what is causing their decline when The Funkiest Monkeys premieres Wednesday, January 29, on PBS.

Illustrations by naturalist and writer Joe Hutto from his book Illuminations in the Flatwoods.

Turkey heads that change color when excited, the art of strutting, and other facts and stats about Meleagris gallopavo.

Learn a little bit about the adorable, webbed-toed waterfowl in the Anatidae family.

With their striking orange and dark striped coats, tigers are among the most recognizable and beloved animals on the planet. They are also among the most at-risk. Tiger numbers have been on the decline for the past century. In 1900, an estimated 1000,000 wild tigers ...

In this video, a newborn duckling jumps close to a hundred of feet from its tree nest to reach its mother and the water far below.