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May 15, 2023

Pieces of wetsuit, surfboard found after shark attack in South Australia

Pieces of a wetsuit and surfboard were found following a shark attack in South Australia over the weekend. The attack could be the third fatality to hit Australia so far this year.

May 14, 2023

Missouri zoo welcomes newborn Bornean orangutan just before Mother's Day

The Kansas City Zoo welcomed a newborn Bornean orangutan last week, which will learn to find food, build nests and interact over the next few years, with its mother Josie.

May 14, 2023

Zoo reveals newborn gorilla gender and name — see the video!

Zoo Atlanta announced an infant gorilla at the zoo is a boy! His name is Willie B., III after his father and grandfather.

May 13, 2023

Florida deputy rescues escaped 6-foot boa constrictor on road

A Florida sheriff's deputy found a 6-foot boa constrictor slithering along a Seminole County road this week. The reptile was sent to an exotic animal rescue.

May 13, 2023

Search underway for surfer presumed dead after shark attack in Australia

A surfer in Australia is believed dead after a shark attack was reported off the Southern coast in a popular surf spot. The 46-year-old has yet to be found.

May 13, 2023

Talking to animals? See what AI is making possible

The integration of AI into our lives increases a number of possibilities including interspecies communication between humans and other species like animals.

May 13, 2023

New AI system can help conserve wildlife, prevent poaching in Africa: report

The program utilizes AI-powered cameras that can distinguish between animals and humans, then send signals and warnings to local villages and rangers for help.

May 13, 2023

Fox squeals with joy when she gets some tender loving care

A rescue fox is seen here bursting with excitement while she's getting some love from her owner. Dixie the fox was rescued by the Saveafox Rescue group, run by Mikayla Raines. Dixie relishes the love!

May 13, 2023

'Glimmer of hope': Tiny bat species begins to repopulate after fungus decimates population

A species of tiny bats has been decimated due to white-nose syndrome caused by a fungus. The fungus is believed to have been brought to the United States from Europe.

May 12, 2023

European authorities arrest 27, seize tons of endangered eels in suspected smuggling ring

An alleged eel smuggling ring has been broken up in Europe, where trade of the endangered fish from within the European Union is illegal.