Find out which are the animals that dig holes most often in your yard, why they do it, and how to discourage them.

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While that do have the ability to fly, burrowing owls live up to their name and inhabit abandoned burrows in the ground.

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Nature is full of evolutionary selflessness. From deep-sea octopuses to certain marsupials, there are animals and insects ...

Every termite mound holds roughly 65 cubic yards of packed clay. The total displaced soil rivals about ...

In the middle of Mongolia’s vast Gobi Desert, a team of scientists has made an exciting discovery: the fossil of a ...

Not many animals show a clear ability to identify and move to a beat aside from humans, parrots and some primates. But then ...

Stout Research Center at Anza Borrego Desert State Park is believed to house fragments of the longest continuous record of ...

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BLACK CANYON CITY, Ariz. — Two dogs were missing for four days in the desert before being rescued, according to Daisy Mountain Fire and Medical. Spike and Snickers "never left each other's side ...