Hypocrisy is the mother of all credibility problems, and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has it in spades.

It's a lucrative trade that spans countries and continents, where animals and birds are trafficked across borders through airplanes and cargo carriers, using the same channels as legal importers.

Dudley Zoo tigress Sarah is coming home to the Black Country after failing to find love in London. Her failed mating mission has left London Zoo drawing up plans for a new £5 million enclosure with more room for romance.

Wildlife Officials said the preliminary assessment after the post-mortem on the carcass was that the tiger died of severe injury received by attack from a powerful animal like elephant, ruling out the possibility of it being a case of poaching.

I am outraged by the wolf massacre underway in Alaska through the practice of aerial gunning. Numerous scientific studies show that wolves are beneficial to the overall health of natural ecosystems.

Wild boars are breeding at a huge rate in Germany and wreaking greater havoc than in any other European country by destroying crops, killing pets and even attacking people

All doubts regarding the sighting of a tigress after 50 years in Chitradurga have now been cleared. Medical tests prove that the eight-year-old tigress had strayed into the urban fields in Chitradurga as she did not have three canines and was unable to

The lion was less than 2 years old and weighted about 100 pounds, said Seth Riley, a wildlife biologist with the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area. Male mountain lions typically start looking to establish their own territory at about 2

A police officer didn't think much of a call to shoo off a bothersome "kitty cat" at a home in Casper, Wyo. Then the officer arrived at the home of Beverly Hood. It was no ordinary domestic feline -- but a male mountain lion weighing 80 to 90 pounds.

In a victory for environmentalists, a federal judge has returned the gray wolf in the upper Midwest to federal protection under the Endangered Species Act. This week's action overturns a 2007 decision by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service that "de-listed