For 130 years, a small Chilean frog vanished from scientific view. Biologists searched. Nature enthusiasts kept their eyes open. But Alsodes vittatus remained stubbornly invisible.

If you’re looking to travel somewhere a little bit different for your next vacation, perhaps you haven’t considered Chile.

Eanna Ní Lamhna answers readers' queries about jackdaws bearing gifts, a curious shell and a couple of frogs who got carried ...

Decades of deforestation and a 15-year drought have transformed Chilean woodlands into a fragile ecosystem. Will the forest ...

Chile's most emblematic volcanoes can be found in the Atacama Desert. Licancabur Volcano, with its height exceeding 5,900 ...

NEW YORK - Forty-eight years ago, my mother, my sister, and I arrived in the United States as political refugees from General Augusto Pinochet's dict ...

MIS-C is a serious inflammatory shock that affects children. It can occur several weeks after a COVID infection and can be ...

A group led by a Lancaster University academic has helped to secure an unusual legal victory against wildlife crime.The Criminal Court of Ancona, in ...

The Americas' executive producer Mike Gunton told IndieWire about discovering new species and filming beloved animals in new, ...

Cuba has yet to discuss migration with the Trump administration, Vice Foreign Minister Carlos Fernandez de Cossio told ...

Chile offers great connectivity, with internet access in most areas, although remote regions like Patagonia and the highlands ...