Without Visitors Around, the Animals at the L.A. Zoo Are Living It Up
The L.A. Zoo has been off-limits to humans since March, but the 1,100 animals who call it home are wild about pandemic life
National Parks Are Suddenly Flooded with Wildlife. What Happens When Humans Return?
Bears, deer, and other animals are out in numbers not seen in generations
Scientist Reveals Why Great White Sharks Are Targeting California’s Shallow Waters
Santa Monica Bay is a hot spot for the species
The Ongoing Saga of Billy the Elephant
The years-long battle over Billy, the Los Angeles Zoo’s best-known pachyderm, didn’t end when he moved into a new $42 million enclosure. He’s part of a plan to save the very survival of a species—not wild elephants but the ones that live in zoos
Unleashed
The house calls, the competitors, the pet owners—trying to succeed in the capital of celebrity dog trainers can be trying, but armed with a technique he calls Doglish, Vladislav Roytapel knows fame will be his
As Wild-Caught Species Vanish, Are Lab-Grown Fish the Future?
Overharvesting and climate change are imperiling several species popular on dinner plates—but big-money biotech startups are floating a solution
The Catio Is a Patio for Your Cat Because You Win, Cats. You Win.
Humans clearly no longer the dominant mammal on earth
Surf’s Pup! It’s Almost Time for the Surf City Surf Dog Competition
Never apologize for a good pun
Go to the Zoo Immediately and Stare at These Impossibly Cute and Super Rare Snow Leopard Cubs
If Josephine Baker can have a pet cheetah why can’t we have a pet leopard?
An L.A. Bug’s Life
Fret no more. Insects are the good guys
