Alpacas are small camelid mammals raised by the ancient Incas in South America over 6000 years ago. Kept in herds, alpacas made their dainty way among the mountains of Peru, Chile, and Bolivia, where ...

The Eagle's Lauren Stevens takes you around the various trails in the Dorothy Frances Rice Sanctuary for Wildlife in Peru.

The two-week-old chick, nicknamed “Noisy” for its constant chirping, is receiving round-the-clock care, including three daily feeds of a specially blended fish 'milkshake' and a warm nesting box.

It has crossed species barriers—moving from birds to foxes, seals, cats, and now dairy cattle—where the economic, agricultural, and trade implications of viral spread are profound. The emergence of ...

Brazil, the world’s largest chicken exporter, confirmed its first outbreak of bird flu on a poultry farm on Friday, ...