This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — SeaWorld San Diego ...

When California Department of Fish and Wildlife's biologists couldn't find her mother, they took Rey to Monterey Bay Aquarium for rehabilitation. But because of Rey's health conditions, animal experts ...

Read full article: EPCOT unveils all-new ‘Luminous: A Symphony of Us’ nighttime spectacular SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium is making waves this holiday season with the launch of its fin-tastic Fishmas ...

Riders aboard SeaWorld’s new first-of-its-kind Arctic attraction will race alongside beluga whales, weave through glaciers and plunge beneath the frigid sea in a family-friendly adventure at the top ...

ODEN — More Arctic grayling will be coming to Michigan waters this year. According to a press release from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, around 400,000 Arctic grayling eggs will be ...

The spooky white blur that haunted Willamette Park last week was a fantastic madam fox. The Bird Alliance of Oregon confirmed that a mammal with white fur recorded near the Sellwood Bridge’s west end ...

SeaWorld Orlando’s next big ride will have an arctic theme, flying sensations, no artificial intelligence and go by the name Expedition Odyssey when it opens this spring. The attraction’s name was ...

It’s rugged and raw, challenging to reach and equally tricky to traverse, but it can also be incredibly rewarding. “It’s as wild and remote a place as you can find in North America,” said Peter ...

The increase in bears in the town is thought to be caused by climate change. — -- Polar bears are an enduring symbol of the wild arctic, a mighty beast that has made its home in punishing ...

GREENFIELD — Rosealini the duck may have heard about Hoosier hospitality before making a stop in Greenfield last week. The arctic seabird was found bleeding in the middle of the road by a Good ...

NY-AALESUND, Norway (Reuters) - The high Arctic, once the irresistible frontier for oil and gas exploration, is quickly losing its appeal as energy firms grow fearful of the financial and public ...