Wild Nature

The herd of elephants that made international headlines after wandering the populated streets of China may be finally heading home.

A fish with human-looking teeth was caught off the coast of the Outer Banks in North Carolina and the photo of the creepy catch has gone viral.

The results are in for the 2021 Florida Python Challenge with 223 invasive pythons caught. The 10-day-event last month more than doubled the number of pythons captured the previous year.

A group of Louisiana drivers spent hours trying to move a 12-foot alligator off a busy interstate with a paint-roller extension pole.

Chipmunks have tested positive for plague in South Lake Tahoe, prompting closures to some areas so vector control experts can carry out an abatement program.

Emperor penguins currently number fewer than 300,000 breeding pairs and require stable sea ice to survive and raise chicks.

Authorities said the swarming bees came from 100-pound open beehive that was in a tree inside a home’s backyard.

Resident Mike Ninowski says the gator was about 10 to 11-feet long and weighed around 400 pounds!

This year the Big Fish Classic Tournament more than lived up to its name.

A 750-pound bull moose was found wandering a Colorado parking garage for days and relocated back to nature this week by wildlife officials.

Wildlife rescuers saved the life of a tiny bear cub who suffered burns on all four of his paws in a wildfire in California.

A male seahorse was brought to the Clearwater Marine Aquarium for buoyancy issues and a few days later gave birth to hundreds of babies.

South Carolina park volunteers found three loggerhead sea turtle hatchlings -- and one had two heads.