In tiny Yaraka, Australia (population: 20), two emus taught themselves to climb stairs, steal coffee, and pretend to run a hotel. Find out why Kevin and Carol earned a lifetime ban—and how they're doing now.
Instead of fighting for space, these tiny Japanese flying squirrels - no bigger than a slice of toast - simply make room for visitors. Discover nature's most adorable roommates and their moss-lined forest homes.
A blind rescue donkey named Waylon has become the ultimate troublemaker at his sanctuary by teaching himself to unlatch stalls, hosting unauthorized night parties, and even training his goat friend to do the same.
A lost narwhal has become part of a beluga whale pod in the St. Lawrence River. As these animals mature, scientists are watching closely for something amazing: the possible birth of rare narwhal-beluga hybrids called narlugas.
What would you do if you found what looked like a coyote on your outdoor couch? One family discovered their wild visitor was actually a sweet dog in need, and their backyard meetings turned into a forever home.