Wildlife

Arkansas Hunter Dies After Deer He Shot Got Up and Attacked Him

By Josiah Bates

Someone Has Killed More Than 40 Wild Burros in a California Desert. There's a $10,000 Reward for the Gunman

By Josiah Bates

China Just Eased a Ban on Rhino and Tiger Parts. Here's How Organized Crime Fuels Illegal Poaching

By Billy Perrigo

Experts: Killer Whale Carrying Her Dead Calf May Be Grieving

By Jamie Ducharme
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An Orca in 'Deep Grieving' Has Been Carrying the Corpse of its Calf for a Week

The calf was the first to be born to this group of whales in 3 years

By TIME Staff

How To Get Better at Spending Time Alone

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

Florida Officials Investigate 'Disturbing' Video of Shark Being Dragged by a Speed Boat

The shark hunter who received the video called it "disturbing"

By Katie Reilly

This Teenage Camper Woke Up to a Biting Sound. Then the Bear Started Dragging Him

The bear dragged the teenager around ten feet away from the campsite

By Kate Samuelson

Why Wildlife Photography Matters in a Post-Truth Era

Why Wildlife Photography Matters in a Post-Truth Era Photographs by MICHAEL "NICK" NICHOLS Text and production by ALEXANDRA GENOVA When the term "alternative facts" was coined, scientists, climate change campaigners and anyone with an interest...

By Alexandra Genova

Czech Zoo Removing Rhinos' Horns to Ward Off Poachers

Surgery has begun on Dvur Kralove Zoo's herd of 21 critically endangered black and southern white rhinos

By Ryan Kilpatrick

World Press Photo: Best Nature Images

The jury selected these images as the best in nature

By Alexandra Genova

How Drones Are Changing Our View of the World

The spectacular images are a feast of color, texture and outstanding natural beauty

By Alexandra Genova

Protecting Nature: The Photographs That Moved Them Most

Eight photographers discuss the effects of climate change

By Bianca Silva and Alice Gabriner

Wildlife Populations Have Dropped 58% in 40 Years

If current trends continue the world could lose more than two-thirds of wildlife by 2020

By TIME Staff

No Change in Living Conditions For "World's Saddest Polar Bear"

50 Chinese animal rights groups join more than 1 million people in calling for the exhibit to close

By Dominique Rowe

Man Describes How He Survived Bear Attack: 'I Just Stayed Really, Really Still'

The hiker, 54, said he was "fortunate" to have survived the terrifying ordeal

By Kate Samuelson

Global Community Agrees Legal Ivory Trade Must End

While the agreement marks a historical moment for conservationists, some say more needs to be done

By Tekendra Parmar

Sharks Attack 3 Surfers in 2 Hours at Florida Beach

All three victims survived

By Maya Rhodan

African Elephant Populations Need 90 Years to Recover From Poaching

Between 2002 and 2013, the population of forest elephants in central Africa decreased 65%

By Michael Addady/Fortune

Why Washington Decided to Kill Off Once-Endangered Wolves From Helicopters

Officials are shooting the wolves from the air

By Madeline Farber
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