Despite lingering winter weather, lengthening days are triggering early signs of spring in nature. Phenology is the science ...

The males of the species prepare for mating season by excavating nests for the approval of the females — and even other birds ...

The groundhogs have had their say, now it's time for the skunks. Skunk cabbages, that is. Another sign of spring in Ohio has ...

One way to do so is by visiting the Fort Worth Zoo. Last year, the zoo saw more than 158,000 guests from March 8 to March 23. This year, between spring break camp and half-off Wednesdays, guests can ...

Even though school's out for a day doesn't mean kids won't have an opportunity to learn, with the Hutchinson Zoo helping out. The zoo, which is run by the city, has several camps scheduled for the ...

About a dozen animals around the room watch as Deborah Harris fills a thin syringe with kitten milk replacement to feed her newest additions: four newborn raccoons. She has to do this five times a day ...

Spring can be a great time of year for dogs and humans alike. The more pleasant weather and lighter evenings can mean longer walks and more time to explore the outdoors, which benefits everyone.