As an enormous lion lumbers onto the bonnet of the jeep and begins tearing up a piece of raw meat, you would expect to see fear etched on the faces of these tourists. But rather than showing any signs of terror, the group are smiling broadly - safe from

This is not a new photo. It was taken in 2006, but just pointed out to me by an animal-loving colleague. And it's such a great image, I thought it deserved a bit more play. What a fierce, fierce orange kitty! A little tiger, clearly. And he doesn't even

I've seen monkeys paint, even elephants paint beautiful pictures but I've never seen a dog paint...Then there was Sammy.

Everyone knows how vicious and dangerous those pitbulls can be and someone put together this highly enlightening list of ten reason why you just cannot trust a pitbull. Please be sure to take note and keep these in mind, especially if you share your

Here's one more reason why I heart Oprah. Yesterday, during her fall fashion style makeover show, a stylist mentioned that a furry vest worn in one woman's "after" look was faux. Oprah replied, "I was a PETA Woman of the Year so I hope that's faux!"

Peter Keonig, 46, is serving five-years for armed robberies in Whirl, Germany. He went to court this week demanding the right for his cat Gisela to be allowed to visit him in jail "because she is my dead mum".

"Milking the Rhino" tells a nuanced tale of human-wildlife coexistence in post-colonial Africa. The Maasai tribe of Kenya and Namibia's Himba--two of Earth's oldest cattle cultures--are in the midst of upheaval. Emerging from a century of "white man

Elvis the otter has learned to earn his supper by performing tricks on the Scottish Island of Mull.

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WINDOW ROCK - A green controversy fueled by coal-fired power plants is raging on America's largest Indian reservation