Scientists found a yellow creature with six eyes under a stone in a forest of Turkey and discovered a new species, a study said. Photo from Halil Yaylı In an “artificial forest” of southwestern Turkey ...

The new minnow species, Phoxinus kottelati, is able to change its color pattern during spawning, according to a study. Photo by Fouad Abou-Rizk. In the cold waters of northwestern Turkey’s lowland ...

You can find them in the woods and meadows, along riverbanks and sometimes trotting down a city street. Wild turkeys are prevalent across North America, and even in Hawaii. The continent has one wild ...

Mary Jo Casalena, a retired Pennsylvania turkey biologist, received a national achievement award. Here's what she's learned about turkey populations.

In an “artificial forest” of southwestern Turkey, a yellow-tinged creature tucked itself under a rock. Its six eyes scanned the surrounding pine needles, but it wasn’t the only one looking around.