Ohio just logged a new arrival, and it's wearing armor. Researchers have confirmed the state's first documented wild armadillo, found dead along a road near Oxford on Sept. 6, likely killed by a ...

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The armadillos are in Ohio. The leathery mammals, mostly associated with dry, sweltering locations like Texas, have been creeping northward over the last century or so. But last week researchers ...

Traditionally found in warm climates, like the American Southwest, armadillos have been migrating farther and farther north, researchers say. By Victor Mather The armadillos are in Ohio. The leathery ...

An armadillo was found in early September about 4 miles east of Oxford, Ohio. Armadillos have been slowly making their way northward and appear to have finally reached the Buckeye State. A nine-banded ...

An armadillo found as roadkill in Southwest Ohio may be the first to arrive in the state naturally. Previous armadillo sightings in Ohio were believed to be "hitchhikers" that fell off vehicles. The ...

Researchers at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, have documented the first natural occurrence of an armadillo in the state, a discovery described as both surprising and historic. Dr. Tereza Jezkova, ...

First-year Oklahoma State coach Eric Morris hasn't been getting much sleep with the college football season quickly approaching. The armadillo terrorizing his yard hasn't helped with the stress of ...

You walk in a park. Children are playing, people are walking their dogs, and then you hear someone say, "Who's my little sweetie?" You turn around expecting to see a stroller. But someone is sitting ...

Florida residents who spot a nine-banded armadillo this summer are witnessing a unique species during its annual breeding season, according to UF/IFAS scientists. While not native to Florida, the ...