Typically spotted in the South and Southeast, the creatures have been reaching increasingly distant states like North Carolina, Virginia and Illinois as winters become milder ...

Armadillos are native to warmer climates, but are settling in Ohio, researchers believe. How will they fare in winter? A Miami U. professor weighs in.

An armadillo was found dead in Ohio, marking the first natural occurrence of the species in the state.

A new creature, typically associated with America’s deserts, is crawling its way into southwest Ohio and one was recently ...

Armadillos are an armored, burrowing creature you'll often see meandering through the grasslands of the southeastern United States. They dig through loose soil, creating elaborate burrows for shelter ...

Instinct drives these armored animals to have sex on the run—and they’ll need to keep running to replenish the ranks of their at-risk species.

Those mysterious holes in your lawn may have a very armored culprit.