Owls use dung to attract a few treats
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WASHINGTON - Small owls that scatter mammal dung around the entrances to their underground burrows may be wiser than the practice would seem to suggest.
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A stuffed squirrel clutching a fishing rod. A dead badger hefting a football for a winning pass. Other ex-rodents enjoying a carousel ride.
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CHICAGO -- Elk like to eat. Elk like to eat a lot.
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[World News]: Washington, Nov 27 : Scientist have always wondered how pigeons manage to be such good navigators and have a &#39;nose for the north&#39; and now a new study has suggested that it is because they have small magnetic particles in their beaks, which
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The public is being asked to help with a major survey into Britain's owl population.
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By Darin Fenger, The Sun, Yuma, Ariz.  Feb. 19--Desert wildlife plan to start visiting some local homes.   Animals including mountain lions and big horn sheep will be eating,  drinking, hanging out -- and safely appearing on people's computer screens.
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Some call them "pork." Others say "pet projects" or "earmarks."
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Â· Zoo birds culled after complaints about noise Â· Horrified locals side with animal rights activists
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Even animals need help with their pearly whites. Join a pair of dentists at the zoo, and watch as one jaguar gets a root canal.
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New ads targeting animal products aired last week ahead of a UN convention on protected species.
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One recent summer's day, Ruth Moreno and her family were out walking in northern Chile when they came across an animal's snout sticking out of the ground, desperately sniffing for air.
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Inspired by a pigeonâs roost, a nook for the book lover features a blob-shaped, human-size recess at its base.
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Baseball players may not be the only animals looking to gain an advantage by using steroids.
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Those buzzing hordes of cicadas that come up from underground every 13 or 17 years may be a nuisance for people, but for birds and small animals they are an all-you-can-eat buffet.
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It's scary being a little, tasty squirrel, but some species of the rodents have come up with an intimidating camouflage -- snake smells.
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By Sarah Lindenfeld Hall, The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Sep. 5--RALEIGH -- An owl hooted. A goldfinch warbled. And a gaggle of City Council members, city officials and environmentalists wandered across the pasture at Horseshoe Farm Park in northeast Raleigh last week.
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By THE NEW MEXICAN, PHOTO BY LUIS SNCHEZ SATURNO  Three little owlets peeked out a prairie dog burrow Friday afternoon at Santa Fe Municipal Airport while their three siblings were hiding.