Hundreds of feet down in the Arabian Sea, a 2-foot-long creature with a "large" head and regrown tail moved through the water ...

The neck has 32 separate vertebrae — longer than the creature’s body and tail combined,” said a study published by Cambridge ...

Like something straight out of a Jurassic Park movie, the golden takin's low, rumbling bellow can send shivers up your spine.

Long-tail TV ratings data has trickled out here and there for several years, usually when a network (or occasionally a streamer) wanted to tout the success of individual shows. It wasn’t until ...

Himalayan long–tailed Myotis bats were caught in net traps in “a variety of forested habitats at elevations between” 4,900 to 7,500 feet and “appears (to be) uncommon,” the study said.

Scientists caught a “long”-tailed creature in a trap in a forest of India and discovered an “elusive” new species, a study said. Photo shared by Rohit Chakravarty Under a cover of darkness ...

Meet the Amur Goral, an endangered wild goat. Learn about its habitat, challenges, and efforts to protect this elusive, long-tailed mountain resident.

Ecological and demographic drivers of kin‐directed cooperation in a social bird: Insights from a long‐term study. Journal of Animal Ecology, 2025; 94 (4): 485 DOI: 10.1111/1365-2656.14237 ...

The two-year-old feline, named after the Addams Family character, has a tail that’s 18.5 inches, or just under 47cm, long, as measured by his vet.

Long-tailed weasels have a pretty incredible range. They’re found from southern Canada, throughout the US, Mexico, and Central America and down into Bolivia in South America. Their coats are slightly ...

This bird had some features characteristic of modern birds, such as a short tail. The oldest short-tailed bird previously known is 120 million to 131 million years old and from the Cretaceous period.

In 2025, luxury travel will become synonymous with the ability to access a long tail of hyper-personalized experiences and more intimate accommodations. The days of one-size-fits-all are over ...