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Humans have shared their homes and lives with cats since the time of ancient Egypt, but today's environment presents risks that our feline companions aren't equipped...

In Islote Lobos National Park, the Patagonian scrubland runs straight into the Atlantic, creating a landscape where wildlife thrives.

I came to college with little more than a love of animals.

If there is one fundamental truth about chemical poisons, it is that they never stay where we put them.

Japan’s only two native wild cats: the Tsushima leopard cat and the Iriomote cat–are on the brink of extinction.

The cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) is the undisputed speed champion of the land, but behind that incredible athleticism lies a complicated genetic history.

In the Patagonian Steppe, you might just find two phantoms sharing the steppe with the puma: the Geoffroy’s cat and the Southern Pampas cat.

Through initiatives like the Bay Area Puma Project, everyday community members are placing cameras, logging sightings, and analyzing data, contributing to wildlife conservation in a meaningful way.

At the urban edge, where wilderness meets our backyards, human-animal encounters are inevitable.

Just how dangerous are Mountains lions?  Here are a few amusing facts for comparison.