The 2026 Pensacola Beach Air Show is underway, bringing military aircraft, historic warbirds and elite aerobatic performers ...

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The 34-year-old Santa Fe native has done work for National Geographic, PBS, the National Park Service and numerous ...

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Rod Joseph says everyone is “born straight” and people become LGBTQ by choice. He is running for Congress in a Broward ...

An orphaned baby giraffe named Pips is captivating social media after stretching out in an unexpected spot. The sweet moment has drawn hundreds of thousands of likes on Instagram, with viewers falling ...

Wildlife videographer and safari guide Rob the Ranger captures the raw intensity of a hungry lion pride feeding on their prey while the dominant male calmly hydrates at a nearby water source. Donald ...

But none of them is consistently ranked as the world's best zoo. That title often goes to a zoological garden in the north west of England that is home to more than 30,000 animals. It has also been ...

After two weeks on the lam, a giraffe named Gracie is finally headed home. Gracie, who went missing earlier this month from Cedar Hollow Ranch in Leakey, Texas, just northwest of San Antonio, was ...

The Fort Worth Zoo in Texas earlier this month sought out the help of TODAY viewers to vote on a name for their newborn baby girl giraffe. Thousands participated, and we are now ready to share the ...

After more than two weeks on the run and capturing the public's attention, Gracie the giraffe is finally back home. The animal was found Friday, June 26 about four miles south of Cedar Hollow Ranch, ...

Gracie the giraffe has been found after spending nearly two weeks on the run in the Texas Hill Country. Her disappearance quickly became one of the most unusual stories that Texans couldn’t help but ...