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Colombia wants to deport 70 cocaine hippos who won’t stop breeding
Colombia's proposed plan would send at least 70 hippos that live near drug lord Pablo Escobar's former ranch to India and Mexico.
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How Colombia plans to handle Pablo Escobar's ranch runaway hippo problem
The hippos, descendants of four imported from Africa illegally by the late drug lord in the 1980s, have spread far beyond the Hacienda Napoles ranch and are a biodiversity problem.
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Lynx facing extinction in France as population drops at most to 150 cats
Urgent action needed as DNA tests show their genetic diversity is so low they could vanish from the country in 30 years
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Health concerns mounting as animals become sick after train derailment
Health concerns are growing in East Palestine as reports rise of animals getting sick and some even dying. The train derailment is causing struggles not just for the animals, but their owners as we…
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The Sex Lives of Giraffes Are Weirder Than We Ever Realized
If you think you have trouble telling when someone's into you, just be grateful you're not a giraffe.
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Want to truly have empathy for animals? Stop owning pets
Dogs lead lives of loneliness. Grey parrots die years earlier than their natural lifespans. And it is hard to fathom the boredom of pet fish
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Bald eagle delivers 2 eggs in California nest watched by web cam
A bald eagle has laid two eggs this month in a Southern California nest and nature lovers will watch for the hatchings via an online live feed. Mother eagle Jackie delivered the second egg Saturday afternoon amid a snowstorm near the mountain community of Big Bear east of Los Angeles. The first egg came Jan. 11.
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The snake clitoris has finally been found
You might be wondering: why was anyone looking for a snake clitoris in the first place? The short answer is that, well, men aren't great at finding clitorises in general, so of course the male-dominated science fields wouldn't even know where to start looking for one on a snake.
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Fugitive cows in Quebec captured after months on the run
A herd of cows escaped their farm in July, prompting all kinds of efforts to recapture them. Four of them were brought in last December and now a local division of the farmers' union has picked up another 15.
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Critically endangered rhinoceros gives birth to calf at Kansas City Zoo on New Year's Eve
The Kansas City Zoo got a special start to the new year: A critically endangered subspecies of rhinoceros gave birth to a calf on Dec. 31, officials announced. The calf is walking, nursing and even playing with its mother, Zuri, animal specialists said.
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How agriculture hastens species extinction
Scientists believe humans are now causing a mass extinction of plants and animals. Modern agriculture is a major contributor.
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Release of 10 quolls boosts ‘insurance’ population of endangered marsupial
The animals were released into Aussie Ark’s 400-hectare Barrington Wildlife Sanctuary
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Researchers discover secret of building a better wildlife overpass
A group of researchers at the University of British Columbia got to work locating, measuring and then evaluating a number of these overpasses to see how different dimensions impact how effective an overpass is at encouraging wildlife to cross.
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New Skyscraper-Size Pig Farm Is a Mind-Blowing 26 Stories High
The biggest single-building pig farm in the world speaks to the dystopian nightmare that is animal agriculture.
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Bushwalkers accidentally discover Australia's first known bioluminescent millipedes
Scott Kemp first saw glow-in-the-dark millipedes in the Illawarra 18 years ago, but he had no idea he was making a significant scientific discovery.
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Gene-edited hens may end cull of billions of chicks
Israeli researchers say they have developed gene-edited hens that lay eggs from which only female chicks hatch. The breakthrough could prevent the slaughter of billions of male chickens each year, which are culled because they don't lay eggs. The female chicks, and the eggs they lay when they mature, have no trace of the original genetic alteration
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Avian flu has led to the killing of 140m farmed birds since last October
More than 140 million birds have died and hundreds of millions of pounds have been spent in the past year in the US, UK and EU in tackling bird flu, as some experts said continual culling was “morally” wrong. With an international agreement on the use of vaccinations likely to be one or two years away, the situation will probably worsen this winter as outbreaks of bird flu continue to rise.
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Calling Animals "Pests" Is More About Us Than Them
Our relationships with nonhuman animals (animals) are complex, challenging, and paradoxical. We allow dogs and cats to breed themselves to death and continue to harm and kill other animals and destroy their homes at unprecedented rates as we take over and destroy the natural world.
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Crabs Aren't The Only Things Evolution Keeps Making. An Expert Explains.
Charles Darwin believed evolution created "endless forms most beautiful".
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World’s oldest land animal, Jonathan the tortoise, celebrates 190th birthday
Officials on the South Atlantic island St. Helena on Friday kicked off a three-day celebration to mark the 190th birthday of its oldest known resident: Jonathan the tortoise.
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