We're not sure if this turtle with a bright green mohawk is trying to bring back punk rock to the masses or not, but it's definitely grabbing everyone's attention. The Mary River turtle's punk-like green mohawk might seem like a rebellious fashion choice, but that's just green algae. It's an ...

It's been a long time since anyone has spotted a Cropan's boa in the Atlantic Forest of Brazil - 64 years to be exact. Last seen in the area in 1953, this Brazilian boa has only been spotted less than a half dozen times in the last 60-plus years. Due to how impossible these snakes were to come ...

This is one park you wouldn't want to get on the staff's bad side. Kaziranga National Park in Assam, India, has done an incredible job at protecting the more than 2,400 Indian one-horned rhinoceroses. As successful as they've been in protecting and helping this species - which was once reduced ...

A blad eagle isn't exactly a standard catch when out fishing, but when these fishermen discovered one drowning they jumped into action to help. At first the eagle is understandably scared and tries to fly off but only manages to paddle off with its wings. When they finally get it on the boat, ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tk5qkgjZhlI Great white sharks may be the intimidating top predators in the sea, but take them out of there element (stranded on the shore in this case) and it's a whole different story. Divers in South Africa discovered just how helpless these creatures can be ...

After surviving the scandal that resulted in the death of Cecil the Lion, hunting guide Headman Sibana probably thought his hard times were behind him. Unfortunately for the hunter, he was arrested last Thursday after a tip connected him with illegally hunting an endangered antelope. Roan ...

In the last decade the St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plant on Hutchinson Island in Florida has sucked in over 4,100 sea turtles. That's an average of over one a day. There are three pipes that run a quarter of a mile from the ocean to a canal on State Road A1A that are responsible for this unwanted ...

A primitive looking fish that dates back to the dinosaur age was found washed up on Carolina Beach, North Carolina on Monday. The fish appears to be an Atlantic Sturgeon, a fish that was declared endangered in 2012 by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The strange looking fish ...