Have you ever strolled past an animal’s enclosure at the Zoo, thinking it was empty? Chances are, you were fooled by a creature whose camouflage allows it to seamlessly blend into its environment.

Lurking at the bottom of Appalachia’s mountain streams is one incredible amphibian. Dive into fun facts about this curious critter before your next trip to the Smithsonian’s National Zoo: 1. It’s an ...

A new study is taking place at the Lake Superior Zoo to help identify different types of amphibians. With over 40 types of reptiles and amphibians at the zoo, it can be a challenge to provide the ...

Hiding in Appalachia’s cool mountain streams is one impressively large salamander Mike Bock With its flat head, wide body, beady eyes and lasagna-like skin folds, the eastern hellbender makes a ...