Some animals, when faced with predators, play dead instead of trying to escape. But for death-feigning to work, a lot of things have to go well.

In the 1960s, over seventy scientists and graduate students traveled to U.S. outlying islands as part of the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program.

New research suggests that specific positions may serve to ensure that frog species only mate with their own kind.

Wildlife cams have steadily gained popularity among both scientists and casual observers. But viewers aren't always prepared for wildlife unscripted.

A new species of Atlantic Coast leopard frog has appeared in industrial wetlands, surprising herpetologists.