Wildlife

Most scorpions keep to the ground. This one prefers the ceiling, and that's just the beginning of what makes it genuinely strange.

That arm you see on a saguaro cactus? It took at least 60 years to grow. There's a lot more to this desert giant than most people realize.

Every summer, male tarantulas across Arizona leave their burrows after nearly a decade underground — and what happens next is stranger than any Hollywood spider movie.

In the heart of an Arizona summer, while most of us are seeking shade, a unique bird dances through the night sky, hunting with grace.

As the sun dips below the horizon, a whole new world awakens in the Arizona desert, filled with wildlife you can’t see during the day.

You might think a caterpillar is harmless, but not all are created equal—meet the Mourning Cloak caterpillar, a tiny creature with a surprisingly painful sting.

Picture this: a river that’s been flowing freely, nurturing life and connecting cultures for centuries. The San Pedro's story is anything but ordinary.

From towering cacti to lush alpine forests, Arizona's natural wonders may just surprise you. Let’s take a closer look at this beautiful diversity.

In the heart of Cochise County, a battle brews over wildlife corridors as construction continues on the border wall — and the stakes couldn't be higher for endangered species.

From bullfrogs to burros, Arizona's delicate balance is facing some serious challenges. Let’s talk about what’s at stake for our native animals.