Commonly found in the southeastern United States and Canada, the green June beetle belongs to the scarabs. They are active during summer and often tend to eat fruits and plants. The small ...

BEAUMONT, Texas — By now, you probably know that Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow on this Groundhog Day, meaning six more weeks of winter. Yeah, we know Phil doesn't have the best track record ...

The natural world is full of fascinating creatures, each adapted to its environment in unique ways. Among these, the green basilisk lizard, often referred to as the “Jesus Christ lizard,” stands out ...

岩石上的飞龙蜥蜴。图片由 iwayansumatika 通过 Seed 提供。 The natural world is full of fascinating creatures, each adapted to its environment in unique ways. Among these, the green basilisk lizard, often referred to as ...

NWS Miami tends to issue "Falling iguana alerts" warning residents to watch out for falling lizards. Green iguanas are invasive to Florida, and for larger iguanas, the weather needs to be colder ...

When temperatures stay low long enough, NWS Miami tends to issue "Falling iguana alerts" warning residents to watch out for falling lizards. Green iguanas are invasive to Florida, and for larger ...

THIS is the shocking moment an alligator was found stuck in a frozen lake as a bitter freeze struck across the Deep South. A surprise wave of extremely rare freezing temperatures across the US ...

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. – It's not every day iguanas fall from trees in Florida, but it does happen occasionally when the weather is right. Home security video from Wednesday in Miami Beach showed a ...

Perhaps you’ve noticed a small lizard darting across the garden or slipping into a cozy corner indoors. While their presence may provoke fear or curiosity, lizards hold a fascinating place in ...

Recently, the automotive supplies shop owner from Provo, Utah, turned his hand to cooking alligator, news agency SWNS reported. Svendsen calls it "the turkey of the swamp" — and it costs up to $ ...

BEAUFORT, S.C. – “See you later, alligator!” is often a phrase used in a rhyming scheme to say goodbye to someone in a fun way, but for an alligator in South Carolina, and many across the ...