Seagulls can eat it all: everything from a hamburger to an octopus. NPR's Debbie Elliott speaks with ecologist Alice Risely about her project, "Gulls Eating Stuff," that studies the birds' diet.

Fish with transparent heads? Crabs with 13-foot legs? These are some of the bizarre-looking sea creatures found lurking on ...

Some microbes happily thrive in unforgiving environments. An extremophile hunt is underway to leverage their resilience ...

Chinese innovation is advancing at remarkable speed and scale, with clean energy breakthroughs offering major benefits not just for China, but for global partners like the United Kingdom, according to ...

To perform these processes and others, like crawling or exploring, octopuses rely on their complex nervous system, one that ...

From Spider-Man to Black Panther, so many superheroes are modeled after animals. Why? Probably because plenty of creatures in ...

An Australian diver who’s struck up a friendship with a Maori octopus over the past few months has recorded close-up footage of the sea creature preparing to go hunting. Jules Casey, who frequently ...

In this new one-hour format, HGTV fan-favourite duo Drew and Jonathan Scott help homeowners make confident, informed decisions when purchasing their dream home. Once they help the homeowners buy their ...

In the Top End, cataracts often go untreated for years, becoming dense and leathery. A roving surgery team is tackling the backlog and restoring sight to remote Indigenous patients.

Willie is currently the CEO of the Duck Commander hunting company, which Phil Robertson founded in 1972 and was a vital part of the original "Duck Dynasty" series. The television show premiered 40 ...

Effective June 15, the DLNR Division of Forestry and Wildlife (DOFAW) will begin issuing hunting licenses and stamps for the new hunting season. The date of issuance will be through June 30 ...

Then he men­tioned having had a sage-hen dinner that evening. “My landlord,” he ex­plained. “went hunting today. He’s going again tomorrow.” “Sage hens? I’ve heard about them but never gunned for them ...