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Sri Lankan zoo animals face the heat of financial crisis as authorities run out of money to feed them
Amid the ongoing economic crisis in Sri Lanka, the island nation's Department of Zoology has inform…
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I'm a ranch manager for the Budweiser Clydesdales. I'm on call 24/7 but consider myself the luckiest person in the world.
Amy Trout has worked with Budweiser Clydesdales since 2002. She lives on the Warm Springs Ranch in …
Asonta Benetti
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US Names Mountain In Honour Of Indian-American Scientist
The US has named a mountain in Antarctica after an Indian-American scientist whose biological resea…
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One of the 'worst roadside zoos in America,' which kept a tiger that was so malnourished its bones were visible, is closing after a legal battle
PETA reached a settlement with the Waccatee Zoological Farm that means that it will close permanent…
Joshua Zitser
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Bunny the 'talking' dog's owner says the skepticism from the scientific community hurts the most
Alexis Devine's Shepadoodle went viral as Bunny the Talking Dog after the canine learned to communi…
Melissa Malamut
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The women behind the Manhattan Project that Nolan's new film 'Oppenheimer' completely ignored
Women serving in key roles like explosion techs, librarians, and hematologists were essential to th…
Katie Hawkinson ,Jenny McGrath
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Republican Cynthia Lummis nabs Wyoming's open Senate seat from Democratic challenger Merav Ben-David
Lummis, a former member of the US House, will become the first woman to represent Wyoming in the Se…
Madison Hall
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A viral TikTok video shows a sea ray appear to 'laugh' while being tickled, but an expert says it was 'suffocating to death'
The sea ray may have looked like it smiled, but an animal welfare activist said it was suffocating …
Monica Humphries
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Four pet food brands have been recalled after dogs and cats fell ill and died
Humans affected by salmonella poisoning often experience diarrhea, fever, and stomach cramps, but u…
Dennis Green
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How 'Professor Lockdown' helped save tens of thousands of lives worldwide — and carried COVID-19 into Downing Street
Neil Ferguson of Imperial College London has exerted titanic influence on how governments around th…
Bill Bostock
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This 26-year-old has a strange passion for a creepy-crawly and has seven discoveries to his name
It’s tiny, it has eight legs, it is mostly harmless, yet it is one of the most feared creatures on …
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Elephant poaching costs economies $25 million a year - and the threat of extinction makes it much worse
In the forests of Central Africa, where there's less tourism to see harder-to-spot elephants that r…
Kevin Loria
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BRAIN DRAIN: Some of Latin America's most capable minds are leaving in droves
The pay gap between Mexican and universities is drastic. In 2012, the average entry salaries for s…