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February 1, 2023

Arizona ranchers to be paid for moving livestock carcasses away from wolves

Arizona ranchers will be paid for moving livestock carcasses to locations where they are not accessible for wolves. The ranchers will be paid $250 for each carcass that is moved.

February 1, 2023

Watch these brave bee keepers collect honey

Bee keepers in China collect wild bee honey from cliffs by rappelling down the side. This job is dangerous and requires workers to be brave, according to the honey company manager Aley Chen.

February 1, 2023

Humpback beached on Long Island likely struck by vessel

A 41-foot humpback whale found washed up on Lido Beach on Long Island was reportedly killed by a traumatic vessel strike, authorities say.

February 1, 2023

Colorado homeowners' Ring camera captures 2 mountain lions strolling across yard

Homeowners in Colorado are left "pleasantly surprised" after capturing footage of two mountain lions wandering onto their property.

February 1, 2023

Mystery over whale deaths sparks alarm: We need to 'pause and investigate'

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman joined 'Tucker Carlson Tonight' to weigh in on a string of whale deaths in New York and New Jersey after a 35-foot humpback whale washed ashore Monday.

February 1, 2023

Child hospitalized in CA after getting attacked by mountain lion

A child was taken to a California trauma center after getting attacked by a mountain lion. The condition of the child is still unknown.

February 1, 2023

Monarch butterflies wintering in CA rebound for 2nd year in a row

Monarch butterflies wintering along the California coast are rebounding for the second year in a row, after 2020 saw levels that put the insects closer to extinction.

January 31, 2023

Dallas police locate two monkeys in abandoned home after they were stolen from zoo

Two emperor tamarin monkeys that went missing from the Dallas Zoo on Monday morning were found at an abandoned home by police on Tuesday afternoon.

January 31, 2023

NYC pigeon dyed pink sparks speculation of 'sickening' gender reveal: 'What is wrong with people?'

A New York City rescue organization said a pink pigeon was "deliberately died" pink, possibly from a gender reveal party, as one user speculated.

January 31, 2023

Environmentalists sue US wildlife officials, demand action on Montana fish species

Environmentalists are suing U.S. wildlife officials saying say their plan isn’t helping the fish species in Montana's upper Missouri River Basin. The grayling is related to the salmon.