Dian Fossey transformed our view of mountain gorillas while fighting tooth and nail to save them. But according to the people who knew her, she was also a flawed obsessive whose murder remains a ...

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Like his best-selling biography "Feynman," Jim Ottaviani's new book presents scientific inquiry in a comic-book format. The three primatologists described by Ottaviani and drawn by Maris Wicks come ...

Great apes were her friends; interacting with human beings was not her thing. People criticized her temper saying she was egocentric and filled with bitterness. Researcher Dian Fossey was murdered 30 ...

Few people sacrifice themselves as completely as Dian Fossey did for the mountain gorillas of Africa. She fought tirelessly to protect them from poachers, cattle herders, zoo kidnappers, corrupt ...

National Geographic's three-part global miniseries, Dian Fossey: Secrets in the Mist, offers an intimate account of the life and legacy of the iconic primatologist, 32 years after her violent murder.

Half a century ago, the controversial American primatologist Dian Fossey established her field camp in the midst of two volcanoes in Rwanda. For almost two decades, she single-handedly pioneered the ...

Before she was known around the world for living with mountain gorillas, Dian Fossey struggled to bring attention to their dwindling numbers. Certain that gorillas were on the verge of extinction, she ...

The male mountain gorilla Limbo (left) and Green Lady, a female from the same species, are on view in the exhibition, "Objects of Wonder," at the Natural History Museum. Donny Bajohr At first glance, ...

Jim Ottaviani appears to be making a career writing nonfiction comics, often scientific in nature. He made a sizable splash two years ago with his biography of Richard Feynman (generally well-reviewed ...