Rabbits are well-known for their ability to reproduce, but what makes them more prolific than other animals?
Instead of sunbathing, give forest bathing a try. All you need is a little free time and access to a forested or tree-covered spot.
Another myth busted: Snakes are not slimy at all.
If you've ever taken a walk outside after it rains, you know that worms tend to congregate above ground after wet weather. The reason why is a mystery, although scientists have a few theories.
Opossums deserve our love and respect because they provide many benefits, and they're pretty cute too.
Dumping unused bait in the water seems like an innocent way to end a fishing trip, but it is detrimental to the health of our waterways.
The green heron isn't as well known or as frequently seen as the great blue heron, but these birds are interesting in their own right.
Tiny but mighty microarthropods are tiny bugs that do a lot of good despite their small size.
Most people can identify a mallard duck and a Canada goose, but do you know the difference between ducks and geese?
Brown-headed cowbirds lay their eggs in other birds' nests, outsourcing incubation and newborn care entirely to other birds. This may not win them any mother-of-the-year awards, but it is the only way they know.
The change links one with Sand Ridge Savanna and assigning the other the name Kankakee Sands.
The Forest Preserve District has launched a redesigned website featuring streamlined navigation, a revamped event calendar, faster performance and an improved mobile experience.