(STACKER) – We owe a lot of our health and happiness to some of the most undeservedly reviled creatures in nature. Bats, in particular, get a bad rep as blood-sucking, horror-genre caricatures ...

Smith, and co-authors Yiwei Wang, a recent UC Santa Cruz Ph.D graduate, and Chris Wilmers, associate professor of environmental studies, are part of the Santa Cruz Puma Project that has studied puma ...

Capybaras are the largest living rodents. They are also one of the sweetest animals other species come across in South ...

Puma is dropping even more limited-edition TMNT sneakers for those ’90s pizza-eating, ninja hero fans . ... According to Puma, the shoe has “hidden details” that also add to its appeal.

Puma cubs are completely dependent on their mother when they are born and typically nurse for three months, but they can begin eating meat at six weeks, according to the Philadelphia Zoo.

Cougars, pumas, and mountain lions. Are they the same animal? Depending on where you live, you’ve probably heard of at least one of these names. While these are all very different, they actually ...

To help, Stacker compiled a list of 10 animals often misjudged and misunderstood by humans. Keep reading to learn the role these 10 misunderstood animals play in the ecosystem. ... pollinate flowers, ...

Having met pumas by accident on three occasions, I can tell you that they are gorgeous animals who try to avoid us at all costs, but sometimes it’s simply impossible to do so.I clearly survived ...

Bats, sharks, pumas: What you need to know about 10 misunderstood animals Humans may not love them but these creatures have done a lot for human civilization. Lauren Liebhaber, Stacker.com Nov 9 ...

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), the world's largest animal advocacy organization, was grilled on Twitter for claiming that people eat animals because of their "supremacy." ...

FOOD PETA skewered for claiming that people eat animals because of 'supremacy' beliefs 'Feels good to be able to eat 100% beef fed beef tonight,' a Twitter user responded to PETA ...