Katherine Tutrone

For years, fish skin grafts have been used to treat human burn victims. Now the treatment is moving into the veterinary world.

Animal advocates in Hawaii are pitted against each other: split between protecting the endangered birds and protecting the feral cats.

“People are literally tying strings around their trousers... because they don’t want them running up.”

And they’re wreaking havoc with Colombia’s waterways.

With their "super-sniffer" noses, African giant-pouched rats are also being trained to lead search-and-rescue missions following earthquakes and other natural disasters.

The videos—showing off commissary purchases, giving tutorials for heating food, and even dancing with cellmates—help to combat the stereotypes of incarceration.

VICE News spoke with young activists in regions directly impacted by climate change, who are challenging authorities on their climate inaction.

Millions of cicadas are making a joyous debut after 17 years underground — except those whose butts and genitals have been eaten by a fungus.

The ants are blinding pets and torturing farmworkers: “It was like a whole piece of my body was getting lit on fire.”

These homicidal hornets will make a "meatball" out of bees.

Turns out strapping a maxi pad to your face isn't a horrible option.

Meet Hawaii's Indiana Joneses of rare plant conservation.