Minnesota Zoo Welcomes Adorable Otter Pup

Minnesota Zoo Welcomes Adorable Otter Pup

The‌ Minnesota ⁢Zoo welcomed⁢ an ​adorable ‌new resident ⁣this week: a 10-month-old river otter named Cedar. Cedar is settling into her new habitat and has already been spotted exploring and playing. As ​Minnesota’s largest⁤ aquatic carnivore, river otters are⁢ known for their remarkable hunting skills, primarily targeting fish. “These playful animals often spend hours in … Read more

California teacher dies after she was bitten by a bat inside a classroom

California teacher dies after she was bitten by a bat inside a classroom

Tragedy Strikes California Classroom as Teacher Dies from Rare Bat-Transmitted Rabies A small California community is mourning the loss of a devoted teacher after she succumbed to a rare and fatal illness. Leah Seneng, 60, a beloved educator at Dos Palos-Oro Loma Joint Unified School District, passed away on Nov. 22, weeks after an encounter … Read more

When lobbying becomes more important than science and majority opinion

When lobbying becomes more important than science and majority opinion

Wolf Protection Downgrade Sparks Outrage in Austria, Raises Concerns Across Europe Austria’s move to weaken legal protection for wolves has ignited a firestorm of criticism, with animal welfare advocates and a majority of Austrians denouncing the decision. The controversy stems from the Bern Convention’s recent downgrade of the wolf’s status from "strictly protected" to "protected", … Read more

CU Anschutz launches “moonshot” to cure blindness via eye transplants

CU Anschutz launches “moonshot” to cure blindness via eye transplants

A Bold Vision for the Future: Aiming to Restore Sight Through Groundbreaking Eye Transplants The race to conquer blindness has entered a thrilling new phase, fueled by an audacious initiative from the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H). Four teams nationwide, including one led by the CU Anschutz Medical Campus, will receive a combined … Read more

Critically endangered leopard dies at age 21 in California zoo

Critically endangered leopard dies at age 21 in California zoo

Beloved Amur Leopard Zoya Passes at 21 The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens in Palm Desert is mourning the loss of Zoya, a beloved Amur leopard who captivated visitors for over a decade. Zoya, a remarkable 21 years old, peacefully passed away last Tuesday from natural causes related to old age. "As we celebrate Zoya’s … Read more

California lawmakers to begin special session to ‘Trump-proof’ state laws

California lawmakers to begin special session to ‘Trump-proof’ state laws

California Braces for a Second Trump Presidency, Setting the Stage for Legal Confrontation California is gearing up for a potential showdown with a returning Donald Trump administration, signaling its intention to fiercely defend its progressive policies. Governor Gavin Newsom, a vocal critic of Trump, has called the California Legislature into a special session to approve … Read more

Hong Kong launches panda sculpture tour as the city hopes the bear craze boosts tourism

Hong Kong launches panda sculpture tour as the city hopes the bear craze boosts tourism

Hong Kong Embraces "Panda Mania" to Boost Tourism Hong Kong is experiencing a surge in panda fever, and it’s not just about cuddly cuteness. The city is strategically leveraging these beloved black-and-white bears to revitalize its tourism industry. Starting this weekend, thousands of giant panda sculptures, crafted from recycled materials, will adorn iconic locations like … Read more

Orca’s Bizarre 1980s Behavior Caught on Camera

Orca’s Bizarre 1980s Behavior Caught on Camera

Killer Whales Bring Back the ‘Dead Salmon Hat’ Trend The Pacific Northwest’s resident orcas have surprised scientists by reviving a quirky fashion trend from the 1980s: wearing dead salmon on their heads. This curious behavior, first observed in the summer of 1987, had seemingly faded into obscurity until recently, when "J27 Blackberry" was spotted sporting … Read more

This French veterinarian was noted by the New York Times for his book on cats

This French veterinarian was noted by the New York Times for his book on cats

With The madness of cats, in which he explains the mysterious behavior of felines, Claude Béata confirmed the American media. Even though it’s surprising that there are specific French characteristics when it comes to animals. In the specific context of the American presidential campaign where Donald Trump’s running mate JD Vance called his rival Kamala … Read more