Cheetahs at Wildlife World Zoo
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Lauren Finnerty from Wildlife World Zoo talks all about Cheetahs.

More dead wild elephants discovered at Thai waterfall; toll at 11

Wildlife officials in Thailand said Tuesday they have discovered the carcasses of five more wild elephants downstream from a waterfall where the bodies of six other elephants were found last weekend.

Tuna over-fished across the globe at unprecedented rates — scientists say it’s unsustainable

Humans are fishing more tuna from the ocean than ever before, and we’re venturing further than ever into open ocean to do so, but the rate at which industrial tuna fishing is increasing is unsustainable, according to a recent study published in the journal Fisheries Research.

Alaska’s Katmai National Park & Reserve kicks off annual 'Fat Bear Week'

Alaska’s Katmai National Park & Reserve has announced the bracket for its fifth annual “Fattest Bear” of Brooks River competition, which will honor one of the park’s largest bears with the hefty title.

Fewer bald eagles hatch in Arizona in 2019, from 87 to 71

The Arizona Game and Fish Department said Monday raptor biologists have counted 71 eagle nestlings this year, down from 87 hatched in 2018.

Slithering 6-ft long visitor found at home near Marana
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Golder Ranch fire crews say with all of the recent rainfall we've had, this unwelcome visitor showed up at a home in the area. It's a reminder to keep your eyes out for snakes!

Calls for caution as snakes, other critters may be on the move following Monday's big storm

It turns out the hard pounding rain the Valley received Monday does more than flood freeways and make the desert bloom. So, Arizona Game and Fish officials issued a warning Tuesday.

Fish being taken to Arizona lake as a way to control other fish's population

In a remote lake in Central Arizona, staff members with the state's Game and Fish department are using an unusual tactic to help control the fish population.

Court halts timber activity in Southwest over threatened owl

A U.S. judge has halted tree-cutting activities across thousands of square miles of the Southwest until federal agencies can get a better handle on how to monitor the population of a threatened owl.

‘I’ve got one!’ Hunting neon scorpions in the Arizona desert

The light-hearted preparatory chat also came with a serious message: Don’t be dumb with scorpions, which move quickly on eight legs and are equipped with pincer claws and curved tails that lash enemies and deposit venom.