Maugean skates released back into Macquarie Harbour after two years in captivity
Two Maugean skates have been released back into the wild on Tasmania’s west coast after more than two…
‘Chonkers,’ the massive sea lion, is drawing crowds at San Francisco pier
It’s a sight to behold — the 1-ton sea lion peeking his head out of the water in…
Great excitement as first orangutan is born at Jerusalem Biblical Zoo
Just 10 days after giving birth, Soga ventured out into the morning sunshine, clamped a sheet in her…
kuno: Nine cheetahs from Botswana boost India’s big-cat revival drive at Kuno
Nine cheetahs flown in from Botswana arrived safely on Saturday at Kuno National Park in Sheopur, taking the…
Founder seeks new location after Narcan box taken down
Steps of Hope Iowa has placed 60 boxes across 25 Iowa counties within the last three years —…
More than ever, China is on the radar of pig genetics companies
Purebred sows ready for transport to Asia. Photo: Intradco Global It is all eyes on the Chinese market…
Achieving sow longevity by genetics and management
Copy of DanBred sow handling-jpg-clean-jpg Achieving a long, productive life for sows is essential for sustainable and profitable…
Is DNA testing worth the cost, effort?
Cody Jorgensen spoke recently at the HPJ Live event in Wichita, Kansas. (Journal photo by Lacey Vilhauer.) Beef…
‘Disappearing like dominos’: Scientists seek to save endangered species in China’s longest river
By Rebecca Ann Hughes & NG HAN GUAN with AP Published on 10/09/2025 – 15:45 GMT+2 ADVERTISEMENT A dozen sleek grey Yangtze finless…
Should gene edited pork be labelled? A plea for transparency and choice
Dr Matt Culbertson, COO at pig genetics company PIC, speaking at a recent event. Photo: PIC On paper…
Should gene edited pork be labelled? A plea for transparency and choice
Dr Matt Culbertson, COO at pig genetics company PIC, speaking at a recent event. Photo: PIC On paper…