Wildlife

More than 13 hummingbird species pass through Cochise County every year, and researchers are out there catching, measuring, and tagging each one.

Most people who've seen a javelina assume they're looking at a wild pig. Turns out, the two haven't shared a common ancestor for about 40 million years.

Most people don't realize how many pollinators call Arizona home year-round, and a few simple plant choices can make a real difference.

Most scorpions keep to the ground. This one prefers the ceiling, and that's just the beginning of what makes it genuinely strange.

That arm you see on a saguaro cactus? It took at least 60 years to grow. There's a lot more to this desert giant than most people realize.

Every summer, male tarantulas across Arizona leave their burrows after nearly a decade underground — and what happens next is stranger than any Hollywood spider movie.

In the heart of an Arizona summer, while most of us are seeking shade, a unique bird dances through the night sky, hunting with grace.

As the sun dips below the horizon, a whole new world awakens in the Arizona desert, filled with wildlife you can’t see during the day.

You might think a caterpillar is harmless, but not all are created equal—meet the Mourning Cloak caterpillar, a tiny creature with a surprisingly painful sting.

Picture this: a river that’s been flowing freely, nurturing life and connecting cultures for centuries. The San Pedro's story is anything but ordinary.