Animals
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Mass Culling of 850 Wildlife in Namibia Amid Drought Condemned by Environmentalists
Environmentalist groups, including PETA, have condemned the mass culling of over 850 animals in Namibia due to drought. Read more about it here.
Latest Research Articles
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Baby Beavers Born in the Wild For the First Time in 400 Years, Sparking Hope for Conservation
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Sea Lions Carry Cameras to Explore Hidden Underwater Habitats in Southern Australia
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Hatcheries’ Role in Salmon Abundance Challenged by Potential Loss of Diversity
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Lions in Uganda’s Queen Elizabeth National Park Brave Dangerous Swim Across Kazinga Channel
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Whale Stranding in Scotland: Experts Blame Orcas After 77 Pilot Whales Washed Up Dead Along Orkney Beach
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Mass Fish Deaths: Hundreds of Thousands of Fish Have Died at Popular California Lake in Monterey County Since Last Week
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World's Most Complete Dinosaur Fossil With 139 Bones Unearthed in UK
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Florida’s Brevard Zoo Successfully Rehabilitates and Releases Giant Sea Turtle
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Freeze-Dried Woolly Mammoth Skin Yields 3D Genome, Offering New Insights into Extinct Species
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Record Breaking Swim Of Two Lion In A Predator-Infested African River Documented
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Elephant Tramples to Death Spanish Tourist in South Africa After He Disembarks Car to Take Photos
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Seals With Rabies Attack Beachgoers in South Africa, Raising Alarm For Rabid Marine Mammals





