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Idaho Authorizes Emergency Hunt to Determine the Spread of CWD
Hunters will be utilized in the take of up to 1,000 deer to help detect the spread of chronic wasting disease in the state
Five Fishers Released in Olympic National Park in Ongoing Restoration Effort
Officials hope this year's fisher release is one of the last steps in successfully recovering the species in Washington state
Video: Strange “Creature from the Twilight Zone” Washes Up on SoCal Beach
The typically deep-sea dwelling "cannibal fish" washed ashore on the same day that an unexplained "sonic boom" occurred
Cull-Program Volunteers Take Four Bison from Grand Canyon National Park
Officials say that lethal culling is the most effective way to reduce the park's bison herd
Invasive Burmese Pythons Confirmed in Northern Everglades Wildlife Refuge
The unfortunate but seemingly inevitable news means that Florida's python population is likely expanding
First-Ever Cases of Chronic Wasting Disease Detected in Idaho
CWD has finally gained a foothold in Idaho. It likely spread from deer in Montana or Wyoming
After Last-Ditch Search, U.S. Prepares to Declare “World’s Rarest Fish” Extinct
The impending move follows the largest search ever mounted for the Maryland darter
Video: Massive Great White Shark Goes on a Dogfish Feeding Spree
The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy recorded a GoPro-style video of a great white swimming down and munching on several dogfish
Millions of Giant Invasive Spiders are Taking Over Northern Georgia
Joro spider numbers are exploding in Georgia, creating scenes straight out of "Arachnophobia," according to local experts
The Rarest Mammal in North America Found in Colorado Man’s Garage
The surprising visitor is considered "one of the most endangered mammals in the United States."
