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A New Form of “Mad Cow” for Deers to Concern the Specialists

Isn’t it true that you won’t eat something that’s probably going to kill you slowly? Some don’t mind that. Why is venison so expensive? The red meat originates, quite often, from the savage amusement of hunters from Colorado. It’s been…

January 19, 2018 · by Asheley Rice · 0

Butterflies and moths lived along with dinosaurs 200 million years ago

The oldest fossil of a butterfly discovered so far suggests that the insects lived at the same time as the dinosaurs 50 million years earlier than previously thought. Remnants of the wings of at least seven different species have been…

January 18, 2018 · by Asheley Rice · 0

Six Legally Protected Bearcat Panda Have Been Recovered from Traffickers in Laos

Six law-protected panda bear, were recovered from traffickers in Laos, an animal protection organization said on Tuesday to the DPA. It is the first time that the Laos authorities manage to recover from traffickers endangered specimens of this species, Rador…

January 17, 2018 · by Asheley Rice · 0

Australians Enraged Over Koala Screwed to Wooden Post

The Koala Rescue Queensland NGO in Australia distributed a photo of a terrible scene from a park – a dead koala had been screwed to a wooden post of a shelter. The animal was staged, with building screws through its…

January 11, 2018 · by Mircea Laslo · 0

Baby Giraffe Born at Peoria Zoo, Illinois, As Tall As Average White Male In US

One hundred and seventy seven centimeters, (or five feet, ten inches) is the average height of a while human male in the United States. Or, the height of Peoria Zoo’s youngest resident, a female baby giraffe, born on the 7th…

January 10, 2018 · by Mircea Laslo · 0

Hundreds of Dolphins Are Washing Up on a Beach Close to Rio

For almost a month now, four or five dolphin carcasses are being washed up in Brazil, on the beach in the Bay of Sepetiba near Rio de Janeiro, each day. So far, more than one hundred dolphin corpses have been…

January 10, 2018 · by Mircea Laslo · 0

Pair of Humpback Whales Protect Marine Biologist from Tiger Shark

Dolphins may get plenty of deserved credit for saving drowning sailors, even getting called “our brothers in the sea” in mythology. However, this account of two humpback whales working together to protect a 63 year old marine biologist from a…

January 10, 2018 · by Mircea Laslo · 0

Giant Humpback Whale Saved Biologist From Shark Attack

A team of researchers managed to capture on video one of the most heartwarming footage ever. The video already went viral and shocked everyone. While swimming near a humpback whale in the South Pacific, Nan Hauser found herself in the…

January 9, 2018 · by Asheley Rice · 0

This Personality Test Shows Your True Self In A Few Seconds

Slowly, the urban jungle took the reins of society. Even without much greenery and nature, man’s ancestral connection with nature remains unique and inexplicable. We all have flowers, plants, trees and favorite animals. The preference for some animals reveals a…

January 6, 2018 · by Anna Daniels · 0

It’s Raining Iguanas in Florida. And They’re Probably Alive!

No, it’s not the plot of some schlocky horror movie from the ’70s. In fact, this is a phenomenon already well known by residents of Miami and surrounding areas, and it happens mostly when a cold spell hits the region.…

January 5, 2018 · by Mircea Laslo · 0

Dog Owners Charged With Animal Cruelty After Letting Dog Freeze to Death

Low temperatures and low empathy don’t mix well at all. A dog in Ohio froze to death after being kept outside in a kennel without insulation. The local sheriff’s office will charge the neglectful owners, who have remained unnamed, with…

January 4, 2018 · by Mircea Laslo · 0

Amputee Bear Was Rescued and Receives a Chance to Normal Life

A bear spent 10 years in captivity, locked away in a bile farm with its front legs amputated. The situation was very bad and thankfully, a global animal welfare organization: Four Paws has managed to save the Asian black bear…

December 27, 2017 · by Asheley Rice · 0

Mistreated Dancing Bears Finally Rescued From Nepal

Nepal’s dancing bears is a tradition that must be put to an end for the sake of wild bears and thanks to wildlife groups the last animal prisoners were rescued. Two sloth bears were rescued during the night by Jane…

December 23, 2017 · by Asheley Rice · 0

Baby Elephants Get Cozy in Woolly Jumpers

Winter has arrived in South East Asia and baby elephants get cold easily. Lek Chailet, from the Save Elephant Foundation explained that massive cold comes from Chine to countries such as Thailand, Myanmar Cambodia. Baby elephants must be protected from…

December 23, 2017 · by Asheley Rice · 0

New Studies Based on Tasmanian Tigers, Their Poor Genetic Health

New information based on recent studies show that the Tasmanian tigers were genetically in poor health, according to the lead researcher Dr Andrew Pask, from the University of Melbourne. This species got hunted to extinction and the last animal died…

December 12, 2017 · by Asheley Rice · 0