Connor Cruise, son of Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, shares a rare photo of himself hitting the golf course with his friends and some of the local wildlife joins in the fun!

Florida has earned its title as the global capital for crocodile and alligator conflicts, but why? Learn about the unique ...

Humans have a long history of misinterpreting ancient fossils. Here are 10 creatures from the dinosaur age that looked way ...

This remote oasis is home to one of the last groups of Nile crocodiles that continue to survive in this harsh environment. Over time, the crocodiles have adapted to the extreme conditions ...

In contrast to major concerns about stability in the art market, 2024 proved to be a significant year for rare collectibles. Millions were splashed on objects from a Superman No. 1 comic to a ...

Deinonychus was a medium-sized theropod dinosaur, measuring about 3 meters ... ideal for slicing through flesh. Fossils such as “Big Al” have provided significant insights into its growth ...

Examples include the sperm whale with up to 13.5 inches of skin, the crocodile’s armored hide, and the rhinoceros' two inches of collagen-layered skin. These adaptations provide protection from ...

Burt, the huge crocodile that rose to fame with a cameo in the movie "Crocodile Dundee" and continued to impress visitors with his fiery temper and commanding presence, has died.Burt died over the ...

Fans have been mourning the loss of a key star of the Crocodile Dundee movie who died over the weekend. Set in the Australian Outback and New York City, Crocodile Dundee became a blockbuster hit when ...

Burt the crocodile, best known for his role in the ... Ms Priest added that Burt had a big personality. "Burt was a force of nature, he was one of a kind and had a great personality," she said.

"Meet King Charles," the farm's owner John Lever says. Crocodile handlers wrangle the big male saltie from his watering hole.(ABC News: Aaron Kelly) Crocodile handlers wrangle the big male saltie ...

Image credits: ralph_the_rex The tuatara, a reptile endemic only to New Zealand, often gets called the "only living dinosaur."But that isn't entirely true. Experts rather call them living fossils ...