Jennifer S. Holland
National Geographic
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Drones Are Spying on Caribou in Canada—for Science
Cutting-edge drone technology reveals the complex social dynamics of a migrating herd. → Read More
6 Animals That Are Stellar Stepdads
It's rare, but some males in the wild care for kids that may not be their own. → Read More
New Video Shows Returning Pandas to the Wild Actually Works
A captive-born female, Zhang Xiang, has moved to a different protected area from where she was released—a first for the species. → Read More
For These Monkeys, It's a Fight for Survival
On their Indonesian island, crested black macaques are hunted for meat, kept as pets, and threatened by a shrinking habitat. Can they be saved? → Read More
For These Monkeys, It’s a Fight for Survival
On their Indonesian island, crested black macaques are hunted for meat, kept as pets, and threatened by a shrinking habitat. Can they be saved? → Read More
Pandas Get to Know Their Wild Side
The Chinese know how to breed the popular bears. Now they're releasing them into the wild, where the animals and their habitat face risks. → Read More
New 'Pet Talk' Show Reveals Latest Animal Trends
Andre Millan, son of "Dog Whisperer" Cesar Millan, dishes about his brand-new talk show for animals. → Read More
Why Cesar Millan Loves Being the 'Dog Whisperer'
The dog behaviorist, whose show Cesar 911 returns February 19, says people often misunderstand his technique. → Read More
This Woman Wears Thousands of Swarming Bees—to Meditate
Sara Mapelli, or the Bee Queen, dances with the insects to help people reconnect with nature. → Read More
Why a Wild Pig Befriended a Herd of Cows
Pigs are more intelligent than we give them credit for, expert says. → Read More
Volcano Could Mean Extinction for the Rocket Frog
With an eruption looming, scientists struggle to collect the last of a rare species to breed for the future. → Read More
Volcano Could Mean Extinction for the Rocket Frog
With an eruption looming, scientists struggle to collect the last of a rare species to breed for the future. → Read More
Volcano Could Mean Extinction for the Rocket Frog
With an eruption looming, scientists struggle to collect the last of a rare species to breed for the future. → Read More
Volcano Could Mean Extinction for the Rocket Frog
With an eruption looming, scientists struggle to collect the last of a rare species to breed for the future. → Read More
Cheetah-Dog Friendship Isn't As Strange As It Sounds
Raising puppies and cheetah kittens together helps refocus the big cats’ nervous energy, zoos have discovered. → Read More
Listen: Nature Is Quieter Than Ever Before
We're muffling wild voices—from bird songs to wolf howls to insect footsteps, scientist claims. → Read More
"Extinct" Toad Rediscovered in Ecuador
To biologists’ delight, the Azuay stubfoot toad, believed to be extinct after its last sighting in 2002, has just leapt back to life. → Read More
How Drones Are Affecting Wildlife in Surprising Ways
A recent study showing that black bear heart rates soar at the sight of a drone has some experts concerned. → Read More
Black Bears Are Rebounding—What Does That Mean For People?
The North American omnivores have expanded their ranges in recent years thanks to healthier forests and stricter laws—which means more run-ins with people. → Read More
Listen: Lemur Calls Turned Into Beautiful Beatbox Jams
By making music out of animal sounds, Ben Mirin wants to create a "gateway" for city dwellers to connect with the natural world. → Read More