For dancer flies, seduction is all in the eye In the animal kingdom, seduction is often the business of males, who display various attributes to attract females. By observing several species of dancer ...

A group of activists based in Madurai have  formed a group called ‘Madurai social harmony group’ to maintain the peace at ...

Orlando is a city brimming with attractions that cater to every kind of traveler. From the magic of Walt Disney World to the ...

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - Evansville Police Chief Phillip Smith shared an update on the Cops Connecting with Kids' trip to Disney World. As we have previously reported, a group of tri-state students ...

Disney announced that the official closing date for “It’s Tough to Be a Bug!” is on March 17 with a video from show host Flik ...

The filmmaking duo behind the animated adventure film Kensuke's Kingdom talks to Deadline about the craftsmanship that ...

The Scottish Animal Welfare Commission said cats kill at least 700 million birds and other animals each year in the U.K. It ...

After his turns as a Jungle Cruise Skipper and a Disneyland Railroad conductor, Josh Gad took over Kilimanjaro Safaris at Animal Kingdom.

The findings challenge previous assumptions about butterfly migration and highlight the role of phenotypic plasticity.

People started finding dragon teeth along the creeks and the shores of oceans. Big, six-inch-long dragon teeth. How could ...

The Qinhu Bay Forest Animal Kingdom zoo in Taizhou, China, is under fire for painting their dogs like zoo animals, again.

Speed isn’t a priority for every species. Some animals have evolved to move slowly as a survival strategy, whether to conserve energy, avoid detection, or adapt to their environment. These creatures ...