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Monkeys Lose Limbs, Toes at Bankrupt Laboratory Supplier Inotiv, Feds Issue Citation: PETA Statement
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Monkeys Lose Limbs, Toes at Bankrupt Laboratory Supplier Inotiv, Feds Issue Citation: PETA Statement

  • August 7, 2026
ShareShare on Facebook PostShare on X ShareShare on LinkedIn For Immediate Release:August 6, 2026 Contact:Tasgola Bruner 202-483-7382 Alice,…
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Lions vs hippo
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When a pride of lions went down to the waterhole, they bumped into a hippo. Here’s what happened next

  • August 7, 2026
Wildlife watchers in Botswana have shared sightings of lions on the hunt – but the outcome might not…
WWildlife
Photos show farmers in Nepal protecting crops from monkeys
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Photos show farmers in Nepal protecting crops from monkeys

  • August 7, 2026
DHARMGHAR, Nepal (AP) — Monkeys are becoming one of the most persistent and destructive enemies of farmers in…
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In 1980s, Colombia inherited 4 hippos left behind at Pablo Escobar's estate, but today they have grown into world's largest invasive hippo population |
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In 1980s, Colombia inherited 4 hippos left behind at Pablo Escobar’s estate, but today they have grown into world’s largest invasive hippo population |

  • August 7, 2026
In Colombia, the hippos originally imported by Pablo Escobar have become an ecological menace. Initially introduced for his…
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The Wildlife You're Most Likely To Die From In A National Park
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The Wildlife You’re Most Likely To Die From In A National Park

  • August 7, 2026
Given their millions of visits each year, fatal wildlife encounters are statistically rare in America’s national parks. But…
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A carpet python caught a kookaburra while hanging from a Queensland roof; snake catchers freed the bird and watched it recover within minutes
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A carpet python caught a kookaburra while hanging from a Queensland roof; snake catchers freed the bird and watched it recover within minutes

  • August 6, 2026
A kookaburra escaped death after snake catchers in Queensland rescued it from the grip of a carpet python…
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Wild monkeys read the history written on stone tools
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Wild monkeys read the history written on stone tools

  • August 6, 2026
Tool use gives some animals access to foods that teeth, fingers, or claws cannot easily open. Yet using…
WWildlife
5 Scariest and most poisonous snakes found in Australia |
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5 Scariest and most poisonous snakes found in Australia |

  • August 6, 2026
In Australia’s dry climate, snake venom evolves to become deadlier for hunting prey. The Inland Taipan is renowned…
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In 1986, Australia eradicated rabbits from an island stripped bare by 150 years of grazing; native vegetation and seabird habitat are returning
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In 1986, Australia eradicated rabbits from an island stripped bare by 150 years of grazing; native vegetation and seabird habitat are returning

  • August 6, 2026
Australia’s catastrophic rabbit invasion sparked by a few dozen British bunnies Six kilometres south of Norfolk Island lies…
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What happens to elephants that stray from Kruger Park? South African policy needs a rewrite
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What happens to elephants that stray from Kruger Park? South African policy needs a rewrite

  • August 6, 2026
When an elephant wandered out of South Africa’s Kruger National Park into the nearby village of Matsulu on…
WWildlife
From tiger cubs to penguin chicks: 7 incredible places to witness baby animals in the wild
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From tiger cubs to penguin chicks: 7 incredible places to witness baby animals in the wild

  • August 6, 2026
Ranthambore stands among India’s top spots for encountering Bengal tigers and lucky travellers may catch sight of playful…
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Why wildlife managers are coating raven eggs with nontoxic oil to protect sage-grouse
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Why wildlife managers are coating raven eggs with nontoxic oil to protect sage-grouse

  • August 6, 2026
Egg oiling helps protect vulnerable Sage-Grouse by reducing raven numbers. Common ravens are among the most intelligent birds…
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