These creatures, adapted to the flames ... raises intriguing questions about the role of animals in shaping fire-prone ecosystems. The raptors’ behavior underscores the complex relationship ...

And animals do not always act in ways that ... While some species might adapt to the changing nature of fire, experts acknowledge that we do not yet know the full long-term impacts of recent ...

As thousands of people are forced to evacuate and many lose homes to the flames, wildlife is also facing deadly consequences.

forcing animals to adapt to new challenges. Explore how species are coping, what’s changed in their habitats, and the innovative ways they are surviving in a post-wildfire world. 🐾🔥 # ...

It’s too soon to know the toll these fires have taken on wildlife, particularly wide-ranging carnivores like mountain lions. But biologists worry that the growing severity and frequency of fires is ...

Despite traveling 3,000 miles on a plane and more than 600 miles in a vehicle, the large-breed dogs have settled in quickly, ...

In September 2018, a wildfire burned nearly two thousand hectares of shrubland on the Pichu Pichu volcano, an ecologically ...

one that some species have been found to adapt to by changing their coloration in a phenomenon known as fire melanism. The coloration that best serves an animal depends on its environment.

A large number of pets were left behind when their human companions were forced to flee their homes due to wildfires.

LAist relies on reader donations to power our nonprofit newsroom's coverage of wildfire and breaking news ... squirrels and other animals. Wildlife rehab centers across Southern California ...

To help communities come up with actionable plans to better protect their communities, the University of Nevada, Reno is hosting the Fire Adapted Nevada Summit on campus March 17-18. “We’re thrilled ...