6 hours agoJane Goodall says humanity is doomed if we don't change after this pandemicPrimatologist Jane Goodall said that humanity must "drastically change our diets" and our treatment of wild and farmed animals if we want to avoid future pandemics after COVID-19 subsides.
8 hours agoNew York woman nabbed while allegedly handing out baby raccoonsA New York woman was seen handing out baby raccoons to locals outside a 7-Eleven, prompting a search for the mammals amid potential rabies concerns, health officials said on Wednesday.
1 day agoPregnant elephant dies after reportedly being fed pineapple filled with explosivesIndian wildlife officials are mourning the death of a pregnant wild elephant in Kerala, India, who reportedly died after being fed a firecracker-filled pineapple by an unknown assailant.
1 day agoViral pictures show chilled-out alpaca getting sheared during summerHaircuts have been hard to come by during the coronavirus pandemic, but one alpaca is going viral for looking relaxed while getting a trim.
3 days agoAnimals and plants are going extinct at an 'unprecedented rate,' shocking study saysA new study notes that animals and plants are dying at the fastest rate since the dinosaurs went extinct 66 million years ago, with more than 500 species expected to be extinct in the next 20 years.
6 days agoZookeeper in critical condition after attacked by 2 lions at Australian zooThe same zoo was also the site of an attack in 2014, when a handler who was feeding a crocodile during a live show was pulled underwater.
6 days agoSouthern wildlife in jeopardy as giant tegu lizards invade Georgia and FloridaA growing group of invasive lizards are making their way throughout the south while putting animals at risk that are important to the ecosystem. Georgia and Florida officials are working to stop the Argentine black and white tegu lizard from spreading. The lizards can grow up to 4 feet long and will eat anything they can put in their mouth, especially eggs.
May 28Cape Cod lifeguards fear 'catastrophe' from enforcing coronavirus social distancing while watching for sharksThe bustling beach town of Cape Cod is bracing for a heavily altered summer atmosphere as they prepare to reopen eateries in mid-June-- the first time since the coronavirus pandemic forced closures all over the country.
May 28Fawn curls up at 'Unknown' soldier's headstone in Georgia cemetery, photo showsA maintenance supervisor at a national park in Georgia found a fawn huddled up at the foot of a headstone for an unknown soldier Wednesday.
May 28Massachusetts bald eagle population soars, first nest found on Cape Cod in 115 years, officials sayBald eagle numbers in Massachusetts have soared so far in 2020, according to state wildlife officials.
