animals

Living alongside heavy-hitting desert predators is tough. To survive, the horned toad inflates its body, uses sharp spiky armor, and deploys a bloody surprise.

Southern Arizona wildlife does not need an invitation to your picnic. Ravens, raccoons, and javelinas have all figured out how to help themselves.

This thing is the creepiest, weirdest, most disgusting flying insect I have ever heard of.

Imagine a world where the heat is so intense, the animals have their own survival tactics—let's meet some desert dwellers that keep cool under pressure.

Invasive species like the American Bullfrog can change our natural world overnight. Let's unravel how something so small can make such a big splash.

Get ready for a day full of furry friends and fun at the 'Celebrating Animals' event this May! It's all about community and compassion for our four-legged pals.

Imagine cuddling up with a furry friend for a night—sounds like a fun throwback to childhood sleepovers, doesn’t it? Well, this is even better for our shelter dogs.

While social media is full of adorable exotic pets, the law in Arizona tells a different story. Stick around for the details!

Did you know Arizona is home to nearly 30 species of bats? These little creatures do a lot more than just hang around at night.

A baby giraffe named Ndizi is bringing smiles at Reid Park Zoo, and he's already quite the sight at 7 feet tall!