A famous dodo that was said to have inspired English writer Lewis Carroll when he wrote Alice's Adventures in Wonderland died from being shot in the head, according to new research.

A centuries-old mystery of how the world’s most famous dodo was killed has finally been solved. Some 350 years ago, this famous bird met a grisly end and was subsequently kept in Oxford’s ...

A DNA test on the mummified bird that helped to inspire Alice in Wonderland has revealed that the dodo was actually a pigeon. According to a study published today in the journal Science, the Alice ...

Who killed the dodo that likely inspired author Lewis Carroll to create the dodo character in his 1865 book "Alice in Wonderland"?

Lewis Carroll’s beloved 1865 novel Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland has inspired countless retellings on screens both big and the small — each one curiouser than the last — and this ...

In honor of the animated classic's legacy, here are some of the unique denizens of Wonderland that Alice encounters on her grand misadventure, from the weirdest to the wonderful.

Disney's Alice in Wonderland premiered at the Leicester Square Theatre in London on July 26, 1951. To celebrate its anniversary, I had to see what the classic animated film would look like if it ...

A skeletal specimen, left, and a reconstruction of the extinct dodo bird on display at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. A comprehensive review of dodo science offers new insights ...

Somers Middle School Theater presents Alice in Wonderland Jr., a tale of self-discovery and imagination May 16 and 17.

A new Disney show teaches children useful lessons in the guise of a cooking show. The recipes are less practical (unless you stock dancing dodo eggs).

Named after a bird in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland which sent several characters on a race and then declared them all winners, this conjecture states that all types of psychotherapy, even ...

A DNA test on the mummified bird that helped to inspire Alice in Wonderland has revealed that the dodo was actually a pigeon. According to a study published today in the journal Science, the Alice ...