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UC Davis Exotics Specialist Wins International Avian Practitioner of the Year Award
5+ day, 23+ hour ago (109+ words) Beyond many avian species of companion birds served in the VMTH, Dr. Guzman routinely cares for free-ranging birds of prey at the veterinary school’s California Raptor Center, as well as avian species from a small zoological collection. Other UC Davis…...
The world's deadliest-ever eagles, including a 18kg mighty, powerful raptor that terrified New Zealanders until its extinction in the 15th century
3+ hour, 6+ min ago (557+ words) For a time, humans may have been on the menu for giant, killer eagles that soared over New Zealand, Australia, and Africa. These birds of prey were so feared by our ancestors that they inspired myths and legends still told…...
Foreign Experts Intensify Treatment For Ailing African Elephant
3+ hour, 18+ min ago (235+ words) Foreign veterinary experts are intensifying treatment for Madhubala, an ailing African elephant suffering from tuberculosis and other health complications at the Safari Park in Karachi, Pakistan. Egyptian veterinarian, Dr Amir Khalil, who is part of the treatment team, said Madhubala…...
Yellowstone wolves struggle to produce pups again, but don’t blame disease this time
2+ hour, 16+ min ago (1146+ words) Wolf pups from Yellowstone National Park’s 8 Mile Pack sit together atop a boulder in June 2013. Yellowstone National Park’s wolf packs — arguably the world’s most visible and famous wild wolves — had another poor year of producing puppies and keeping the youngsters…...
Wildlife Populations Have Plunged Globally, But Some Buck the Trend
2+ hour, 43+ min ago (874+ words) Conservation efforts across dozens of countries have helped significantly rebuild global green sea turtle populations. This story was originally published by Inside Climate News and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. A new report paints a…...
“That's just insane.” Elephant dies in South Africa – and scientists are stunned at what happens next
2+ hour, 38+ min ago (427+ words) Elephants continue to influence the savannah long after they die, new study finds. In 2009, a large, lone elephant called Alexander died beside a road in South Africa’s Kruger National Park. Over the next few months, researcher Dave Thompson watched what…...
Circle of life? Elephant remains draw grazing animals for years
1+ hour, 37+ min ago (142+ words) Scientists discovered that the location where one of the iconic mammals dies becomes a ânutrient hot spot.â The site of an elephant carcasses in South Africa’s Kruger National Park. (Courtney Reed via SWNS) Elephants leave a “jaw-dropping” legacy…...
As Colorado reevaluates when to kill wolves involved in livestock conflict, how do other Western states handle it?
2+ hour, 27+ min ago (1573+ words) NewsNews | Oct 12, 2026 At the end of September, Colorado Parks and Wildlife said it was taking a step back from its current approach to killing wolves involved in livestock attacks as the state’s gray wolf population faces threats from politics, disease…...
These New Snails Can Slam Shut Their Shells Like Doors
2+ hour, 50+ min ago (397+ words) It’s always good to have the option of some peace and quiet 2:30 PM CDT on October 12, 2026 Most of us who have been teenagers know the unique satisfaction of seeking refuge behind a shut door. So do these two new snail…...
Adelaide filmmaker’s Back to the Bush follows 10 years of rare native animals returning to the wild
17+ hour, 38+ min ago (370+ words) Back to the Bush, from a filmmaker based just outside Adelaide, follows 10 years of rare native animals returning to the Western Australian bush. A filmmaker based a little outside Adelaide has spent a decade following the return of native animals…...