North-Prealpine stone loaches were found in "small to medium size rivers" with "clear" and "swiftly flowing water," the study said. The fish primarily eat insects and typically live "at the bottom of ...

With colors that blend into the bright coral of the reef, it’s just waiting for the opportunity to use its sharp teeth to catch prey. The animal is a lizardfish, part of the fish family Synodontidae, ...

Six of the “world’s most endangered” wolves were born in Tennessee, bringing renewed hope for their species. An adorable video posted on Facebook shows the red wolf pups snuggling after ...

EWC has been a champion of Red Wolf conservation for decades. It was one of the nation's first institutions to participate in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Red Wolf managed breeding programs.

Red Wolves are nearly extinct in the wild. A recently discovered canid in Texas may help save the wolves' declining numbers.

Red wolves are the world’s most endangered wolf, according to the U.S Fish & Wildlife Service. The brown- and buff-colored animals weigh up to 80 pounds with wide heads, tall pointed ears and ...

Gray wolves and coyotes—and, presumably, red wolves—will also use underpasses, or culverts, of 6 or 8 feet in diameter. Fencing is critical to funnel the animals to the structures.

Joe Madison, head of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife’s red wolf program, sits behind a stuffed red wolf stands in the Red Wolf Center in Columbia, N.C., on Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2024.

Red wolves once ranged far and wide across the U.S., helping them earn the nickname “America's wolf.” But there are now thought to be fewer than 20 left in the wild.