Armadillos have poor vision and are most active at night, so they get run over by cars a lot. They make up for that weakness, ...

Her doctoral research focused on Euphractus sexcinctus, aka the yellow, or six-banded, armadillo (above), whose courtship rituals she has observed and filmed. In the Pantanal wetlands of Brazil ...

Armadillo burrows are typically found in forested ... A fascinating aside is that they always give birth to four identical babies, all of the same sex, says Anderson. Armadillos can carry rabies ...

Some of these animals, like groundhogs and foxes, took over armadillo burrows and adapted them for their own use. The ...

Mari Kuhlman learned she was pregnant about a month after her husband died in a water-skiing accident on their honeymoon Getty A Florida widow has given birth to a son whom she describes as a ...

This year's Zeeco Oktoberfest Tulsa has more local choices than ever. This is the 45th year of the Tulsa tradition of ...

Birth control and an abortion are different. Birth control prevents pregnancy from happening in the first place. An abortion stops an existing pregnancy. “There’s a huge difference,” says ...

It can be. Birth parents—and particularly birth mothers—often become emotionally attached to the child during pregnancy. Even if they are confident that they want to pursue adoption, placing ...

Because the head is the largest and least flexible part of the baby, it's best for it to lead the way into the birth canal. That way there's little risk the body will make it through but the baby ...

Getty Images With its scaly armor, pointy ears, elongated snout, and curved claws, the armadillo is undeniably odd-looking. Belonging to the same group of mammals as sloths and anteaters ...