See the incredible footage of a man trapping 48 wild hogs in an instant and learn why these animals need to be controlled.

Animals may seem calm and majestic, but when they get angry, things get wild! From territorial fights to unexpected aggression, these must-see moments capture nature’s raw fury in action.

SWAN VALLEY, Idaho May 18, 2015 8:30 p.m. Eagle feathers and parts are sent to the National Eagle and Wildlife Property Repository for redistribution to Native Americans for ceremonial use.

With its intelligence and super sense of smell, this species has captured the interest of scientists in Tanzania, who now plan to use it as a crime fighter against illegally trafficked wildlife parts.

Together, we can create a better future for wildlife and for people. We’re defending wild places, restoring forests and fighting to limit global warming. That’s good news for wildlife, and for us all.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A bald eagle that was injured in a fight last month was released back into the wild Monday afternoon by ...

The Lincoln Park Zoo is stepping up in the fight against illegal wildlife trafficking. The zoo has joined the Wildlife Confiscations Network, a program led by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums.

"Dog fighting is far more rampant than most people realize," said Jessica Rock, Georgia's leading prosecutor for animal crimes. She was recently involved in the dog fighting prosecution against ...

“This is a landmark in the fight against corruption and complicity facilitating the illegal wildlife trade”, said Charlotte Houpline, President of the GALF project in Guinea, which assisted with the ...