Red octopus in the sand. Image by thomaseder via Depositphotos. Nature’s best thieves illustrate the complexity and adaptability of animal behavior. These creatures remind us of the lengths to which ...

The connection between humans and animals runs deep; tapping into this primal energy can give your logo serious stopping power. Read on to unleash the power of nature in your logo design! Using animal ...

The PhotoVogue Festival, the first conscious fashion photography festival ... between humans and Nature, and the relations of kinship we can create with animals, complemented by satellite events ...

Tombi, a stray dog, and Jumboo, a rescue elephant, became inseparable at the Elephant Sanctuary in Thailand. Despite their size difference, they formed a heartwarming bond. In the Myrtle Beach Safari, ...

PROF. SMALLWOOD'S little book is interesting but confessedly “popular,” and therefore fraught with the difficulties that are inseparable from all “popular” presentations. Its object is to ...

by enjoying garden produce preserved specifically for these winter days and thumbing (okay scrolling) through photos of nature I’ve taken over the past year.

Many may believe stopping close to an animal for a photo is harmless, but the truth is it's dangerous for all involved. "They don't realize the bear could close the gap on any of them before they get ...

I do this by reflecting on the past growing season and planning for the upcoming growing season, by enjoying garden produce preserved specifically for these winter days, and thumbing (okay scrolling) ...

depicts the animals our forebears would have shared Earth with. “Today, the Arts Council notes increasing evidence that nature and creativity can serve as positive foundations for mental and ...

“But it’s certainly part of a suite of things that can help transform how we view ourselves in relation to nature.” Gail Patricelli — an unaffiliated animal behavior professor at the ...

(AP Photo/James Pollard) Postdoctoral fellow Logan James, an affiliated researcher with the nonprofit Earth Species Project, and biology professor Sarah Woolley, stand inside a McGill University lab ...