Nature & Animals

Shark Week on the Discovery channel has become a huge deal over the last ten years, and they're always looking on ways to up the ante.

The 2020 Dead Zone in the Gulf of Mexico is projected to be four times larger this year than the Hypoxia Action Plan goal established 19 years ago called for.

Are the murder hornets coming to kill us all? Not likely, says LSU AgCenter entomologist Kristen Healey.

To help put your mind at ease, there isn't a giant swarm headed down to us.

Thinking about testing your fur-babies for COVID-19? The experts say, "Not so fast!"

I miss getting out and seeing the beautiful landscape and wildlife that Louisiana has blessed us with.

Social distancing and staying at home for extended periods of time during the coronavirus pandemic can be depressing. These cuties might brighten your day.

Governor John Bel Edwards announces the creation of a “Climate Initiatives Task Force” that will work on ways to reduce the state’s greenhouse gas emissions in an effort to slow sea-level rise.

It looks like a watercolor masterpiece.

Last month we brought you the story about the Baton Rouge Zoo wanting the public's input in helping name their new baby giraffe. The nomination process is over and the top three names have been revealed.

The Baton Rouge Zoo is asking for the public's help in naming one of their new residents, a male reticulated giraffe who was born the day after Christmas.

If you have a dog and cat in the same house chances are you've encountered something like this before.