By Kristine Sabillo A total of 86 Darwin’s frogs are now being housed at London Zoo to keep them safe from a deadly infectious disease that has affected more than 500 species of amphibians worldwide.

An unassuming dogwood tree outside Camp David became the solution to a devastating disease. A University of Tennessee professor found it.

Different dodders prefer different host plants. Hosts include alfalfa, asparagus, bindweed, pigweed, lambsquarters, Russian ...

Alejandro Vélez: That call has two main functions. The same call helps to repel other males and to attract females. One of ...

Discover the hidden champions of the natural world. Nine remarkable creatures so perfectly camouflaged, you would never know ...

Looking for new ways to support local wildlife beyond bird feeders and butterfly gardens? Consider helping out the frog ...

This is the time of year when our local amphibians will be migrating back to their natal pools to mate and lay eggs.

April showers (and snows) bring May flowers, but at Crossroads at Big Creek, they also enable the return of spawning fish, ...

Some creatures blend in by sticking out. Learn more about glass frogs and the special way they hide their blood.

In contrast, directly struck trees of other species were badly damaged, losing 5.7 times more leaves from their crowns, and 64% died within two years. When each Dipteryx tree was zapped, an average of ...

I had formerly written that poachers were getting $500 for illegally captured and marketed Pines Barren tree frogs. I was told just last week that these Jersey frogs – no other state or nation has ...

"Beech leaf disease doesn't kill trees as quickly as some pests, but the cumulative impacts—slower growth, energy loss, increasing mortality—add up. Especially in a forest where beech is dominant, ...