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September 22, 2023

Florida woman allegedly took alligator from previous job, kept in hotel bathtub to use for birthday pictures

A Florida woman is charged with unlawful possession of an alligator after she allegedly stole the reptile from Croc Encounters in Tampa and took it to Orlando for a birthday photoshoot.

September 21, 2023

Fisherman in Alaska reels in catch that's bright blue on the inside: 'Pretty crazy'

A fisherman from Homer, Alaska, caught a blue-fleshed rock greenling and showed what the fish looks like when cooked. The fillets change color when heated.

September 21, 2023

Hundreds of minks on the loose in Pennsylvania after massive fur farm release

Pennsylvania State Police are investigating after at least hundreds of minks were released after someone cut holes in the fence of a fur farm in Rockefeller Township.

September 21, 2023

Malnourished lion cub in Serbia found wandering by roadside, police now investigating

A weak and malnourished lion cub was found wandering a road in Serbia. Authorities are now investigating how the mammal ended up along the Hungarian border.

September 21, 2023

Biden admin quietly consulted left-wing eco groups on plan to block off millions of acres: Montana AG

EXCLUSIVE: The Biden administration is facing criticism from the Montana attorney general for working with conservation groups to block off millions of acres.

September 21, 2023

Free COVID tests will again be available from US government starting next week

The U.S. government is reactivating the program that mails free COVID-19 tests to homes upon request. Effective Sept. 25, households will be able to order four free tests online through COVIDTests.gov.

September 21, 2023

Colorado moose charged woman, headbutted and stomped on her while she was walking her dog

A woman who was walking her leashed dog on a trail in Boulder County, Colorado, was attacked by a moose, according to wildlife officials.

September 20, 2023

Italy culls more than 30,000 pigs to counter spread of swine fever

More than 30,000 pigs in Lombardy, a northern Italian region with the largest number of bred pigs in the country, has been culled to counter the spread of African swine fever.

September 20, 2023

Monkey mayhem as wild animals wreak havoc in supermarket raid: video

Thailand has faced a growing problem with its monkey population especially since the COVID lockdowns. Gangs of monkeys have been seen stealing food from stores, fighting among themselves and even causing harm to people.

September 19, 2023

Bears in Alaska raid Krispy Kreme doughnut van during delivery to military base

Two bears have raided a Krispy Kreme van during its delivery route in Alaska. The bears, which ignored many efforts meant to clear the animals away, raided packages for 20 minutes.