The bone, found in the fossil-rich Tatacoa Desert in Colombia, which sits at the northern tip of South America, is believed to be the northernmost evidence of the bird in South America thus far.

The bone, found in the fossil-rich Tatacoa Desert in Colombia, which sits at the northern tip of South America, is believed to be the northernmost evidence of the bird in South America thus far.

Wildlife trafficking between South America and Asia is estimated to have doubled ... like Colombia, have escalated wildlife trafficking to a red-alert national security issue as links to ...

South America is home to a diverse amount of wildlife. From the Amazon rainforest to the arid deserts of Chile, South America ...

In the Orinoco River Basin spanning Venezuela and Colombia, biodiversity and agriculture are at odds. Cattle ranching is one of the leading causes of deforestation in Colombia’s Orinoquía and ...

Colombia's Peace Opened Wildlife to Discovery, but New Violence Frustrates Progress By Jake Spring (Reuters) -For more than five decades as violent conflict raged through Colombia's highlands and ...

Melina Frezados, a Cook County Forest Preserves wildlife biologist, holds a banded osprey at Sag Quarries in Lemont on June 16, 2023. It was found nearly a year later in Colombia.

Today, the seriema, a long-legged bird native to South America that stands up to 3-feet-tall, is thought to be a modern relative of Phorusrhacid. "It's a different kind of ecosystem than we see today ...