These Arizona animals can harm or even kill a person with bites or stings. What to know about bark scorpions, black widows, ...

Tiny endangered pupfish have returned to Ayer Lake at the Boyce Thompson Arboretum after the lake was drained for dam repairs ...

Beusen said it was unacceptable for anyone to dump a pet at the edge of a desert ... into custody by Surprise Animal Control, with the pup set to be released to the Arizona Humane Society where ...

Birds that call Arizona's desert ecosystem home — including the state's iconic cactus wren — are in serious decline, ...

Nature enthusiasts can explore the beauty of Arizona’s desert landscape this month through two free events hosted by the Desert Awareness Committee and the Holland Center.

The endangered desert pupfish will be released into Lake Ayer on Wednesday by Arizona Game and Fish. The species has spent years living in the Boyce Thompson Arboretum.

Across the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum's 98 acres, you'll find 230 animal species – including hummingbirds, coyotes and string rays – along with 1,200 local plant species. Next to the ...

One of the most venomous animals in Arizona is the Western diamondback ... a pest control service in metro Phoenix, a sting from a desert hairy scorpion causes moderate pain, similar to that ...