Water and air pose completely different challenges to animals on a number of levels.

The South China giant salamander (Andrias sligoi) holds the title of the world's largest salamander and amphibian, reaching ...

Cruising on the lake while dressed in red, white and blue makes for a nearly perfect Fourth of July — and having your furry friend by your side makes the ...

According to Ray, blue-green algae—a cyanobacteria that is found in stationary bodies of water like ponds, lakes, or ...

Believe it or not, there are cat breeds that like water! We know, we couldn't believe it either — there are cat breeds that like water? While the majority of cats prefer to stick to dry land and play ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The Shedd Aquarium is introducing the name of the newest sea otter. Previously known as "Otter 937," the ...

A giant burrowing salamander fossil challenges assumptions about amphibian evolution in prehistoric Appalachia. A giant ...

Drink plenty of fluids during outdoor activities, especially on hot days. Water and sports drinks are the drinks of choice. Avoid caffeinated tea, coffee, soda, and alcohol, as these can lead to ...

Axolotls are also a favorite among medical researchers for their biologically fascinating ability to regenerate any limbs or ...

Spanish Ribbed Newts are one of the most fascinating amphibian species in the world. Also known as Iberian Ribbed Newts, they hail from Spain, Portugal, and Northern Morocco. Unlike axolotls and ...

The legs are inspired by CT scans of real salamander limbs. Soft parts are created using silicone molds, combined with added internal structures to mimic real anatomy. Syringes and zip ties are used ...

1. Newfoundland The Newfoundland is the obvious champion among the swimmers for many reasons. Not only are they genetically suited to swimming (webbed feet and a double oily coat to keep them warm and ...