Arizona’s deserts are home to some of the ... wildlife hiding beneath the sands and how they’ve adapted to extreme desert conditions. #arizonadesert #hiddenwildlife #shockingdiscoveries ...

As drought conditions sear Arizona, the state provides millions of gallons of water to wildlife in places where there is none ...

Living in Arizona comes with many perks ... Department adopts out hundreds of captive desert tortoises that are surrendered to the department. These animals cannot be released back into the ...

Across the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum's 98 acres, you'll find 230 animal species – including hummingbirds, coyotes and string rays – along with 1,200 local plant species. Next to the ...

The Arizona heat is so intense that her team has been keeping its older animals indoors in the air conditioning. “I don’t think anyone goes unscathed in this climate,” Mosby said.

Here's why Arizona national parks are a wildlife hotspot and where to go to see the most animals. The Grand Canyon is a favorite ... This includes American bison, desert bighorn sheep, hog-nosed ...

“They’re just such a majestic animal,” said Sheehey, former president of the Arizona Desert Bighorn Sheep Society. “The sheep in this region have really flourished, and a lot of it has to ...

"Animals that harass this species generally are intoxicated through the mouth, nose, or eyes," read a portion of the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum's website. "Dog owners should be cautious ...

When it’s hot and there’s no rain — which is the case so far this season — the Arizona Game and Fish Department keeps animals of all ... central Arizona, low desert country.