Fishers caught a bright orange shark off Costa Rica that had albinism, alongside the species' first scientifically documented case of an extremely rare condition called xanthism.| Latest from Live Science
How does one comfort children whose beloved pets have died? Do animals have immortal souls? Perhaps there are better ways to talk to children than a Theological discourse. The post Animals in the Resurrection? appeared first on Orthodox Reflections.| Orthodox Reflections
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Dawn Jake parking in the handicap space U-Bunny Fishy Dark clouds that rained on us| Off Center & Not Even
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Little Miss Mantis is tortoiseshell like Marble Marble Jake watching the neighbor’s horses| Off Center & Not Even
Glenda Silver and one of the black cats. Synchronized sleepers Sasha Loki| Off Center & Not Even
Sunrise Sleeping in Who’s sleeping in? Does hammocking in in a hammock count? Bella luna Sunset| Off Center & Not Even
Sunrise Silver Glenda Duckpond Fish in the Duckpond A Roadrunner by Zimmerman Library A roadrunner was hanging out on the west side of Zimmerman Library this afternoon. A juvenile roadrunner came up behind the adult and acted like it was begging for food. Then it laid down on the stone walk behind the adult. It […]| Off Center & Not Even
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A Richardson neighborhood came together on Labor Day to save a baby bird from the brink of death. The bird was a juvenile green heron whose flailing and tortured cries caught the attention of passersby. The rescue was especially heroic because of its difficulty: The bird was 30 feet in the air and dangling by a single wing over Cottonwood Creek, a creek that runs from Collin County south to Dallas. The bird was stuck because it got trapped in discarded fishing line, left behind by what neighb...| CultureMap Dallas
On Saturday, August 2, Dallas Animal Services, the city's municipal animal shelter, announced that it would no longer accept dogs from the public due to an outbreak at the shelter of Canine Distemper Virus, a contagious and often fatal viral disease that affects dogs. The city is now a month into the Distemper outbreak and the shelter remains closed to all but sick, injured, and dangerous dogs and cats. According to DAS director Paul Ramon, the continued closure is to enable them to get a han...| CultureMap Dallas
This week’s Monochrome Madness, hosted by Elke of Pictures Imperfect, takes pets as its subject. We don’t have one of those, though we are required to provide daily chats and cuddles to…| From Pyrenees to Pennines
Iberian orcas have damaged several boats off the coast of Spain in recent weeks, leaving authorities scrambling to rescue stranded crews.| Latest from Live Science
looking or feeling ill or nauseated—1843, in a letter by Charles Dickens—when applied to a person, the plural noun ‘gills’ designates the flesh under the jaws and ears; also the cheeks| word histories
But reactors are easily disrupted and aren’t reliable or efficient| Beyond Nuclear International
Photo by: Carol Guzy The post Hurricane Katrina put animal-related disaster response in the spotlight—and set its future course appeared first on America's Charities.| America's Charities
SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Why fit in when you can baa, moo, or crow your way through life? This Sunday, Sept. 7, VINE Sanctuary’s Pasture Pals program invites kids ages 6 and up to celebrate the beauty of being different, with … Continued The post Pasture Pals explores differences this Sunday, at VINE Sanctuary appeared first on The Vermont Journal & The Shopper.| The Vermont Journal & The Shopper
Concerned residents in Falmouth, Weymouth, and Nahant reported an unusual number of what appeared to be dead horseshoe crabs on local beaches. The post Hundreds of horseshoe crab shells are washing up on Mass. beaches. Officials say it’s normal. appeared first on Boston.com.| Boston.com
Which philosopher has a species of extinct horned armadillo named for him? Here’s an illustration of the creature, in case you’d like to see one: Here’s a hint: you might, because of the ears, be leaning towards Schopenhauer, and I can see that… …but that’s not correct. Here’s another hint: fossils of the armadillo were discovered in Argentina and Chile, places the philosopher for whom it is named never visited. That narrows it down, and I’m sure you’re on the cusp of guessi...| Daily Nous
Science & Tech Solving evolutionary mystery of how humans came to walk upright Gayani Senevirathne (left) holds the shorter, wider human pelvis, which evolved from the longer upper hipbones of primates, which Terence Capellini is displaying. Niles Singer/Harvard Staff Photographer Kermit Pattison Harvard Staff Writer August 27, 2025 6 min read New study identifies genetic, developmental shifts that resculpted pelvis, setting ancestors apart from other primates The pelvis is often called the k...| Harvard Gazette
One country's unique climate keeps it a mosquito-free zone, but global warming may change that.| Live Science
everyone is accountable for their own actions—17th century—may refer to herrings being hung when up for sale (that is to say: every piece of merchandise must sell on its own merits)| word histories
Have you heard about “zombie squirrels”? These squirrels, suffering from squirrel fibroma virus, grow strange-looking sores all over their bodies. In most cases, they recover from the virus. Still, I feel badly for them. It looks uncomfortable, even if they are not actually zombies. I do not feel badly for this squirrel. I saw it […]| The Last Word On Nothing
What's your favorite sound? Mine is in this video...… Continue reading Norway 4: Kristiansand + Peep Vid + Dawn Pisturino’s Poem of Hope→| Happiness Between Tales (and Tails) by da-AL
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Explore five fall felt board stories perfect for preschool circle time. Tips for sourcing felt sets, DIY options, and retelling ideas.| Play to Learn Preschool
Ranking who has the best ears in the animal kingdom is a tough task, but some animals push the limits of hearing far beyond what humans can imagine.| Latest from Live Science
Turtles and tortoises are both reptiles with shells, so what exactly are their differences?| Latest from Live Science
Researchers have unveiled Kostensuchus atrox, a giant crocodile relative that ate dinosaurs in Argentina 70 million years ago during the Cretaceous period.| Latest from Live Science
Eagly went full throttle against his owner's enemies in Peacemaker season two's second episode, further solidifying James Gunn's love for disruptive pets. The post PEACEMAKER Season 2 Eagly Scene Continues James Gunn’s Love of Unruly Pets appeared first on Nerdist.| Nerdist
Using 3D printing, someone created a LEGO train set the perfect size for a cat to ride around the house in, and yes, there's video The post Watch Some Adorable Kitties Take a Ride on a Cat-Sized Custom LEGO Train appeared first on Nerdist.| Nerdist
crowded or confined tightly together—Britain, 1706—in early use, this phrase often referred to the transatlantic slave trade| word histories
Today we say a heartfelt farewell to our darling Fred. Born in 1992, Fred lived a long and happy life. He joined us here at The Horse Trust in 2017 and, in the years that followed, stole the hearts of his carers, sponsors, and supporters alike. Fred was a gentle and affectionate pony. He arrived...| The Horse Trust
Two of the nation’s most iconic service horses, both gifted to Elizabeth II by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, have officially retired to The Horse Trust| The Horse Trust
Tyrone, one of the Royal Mews’ most treasured Windsor Greys, has arrived at The Horse Trust in Buckinghamshire to begin retirement. After 15 years of loyal| The Horse Trust
Exhausted seal pup Fern rescued from Brighton beach and nursed back to health - one of four saved in UK wildlife missions after being found underweight and dehydrated.| Need To Know
Charity shop closes after wild badger cub wanders in and refuses to leave - RSPCA rescues animal who leaves with a crown and the name King Louis in Somerset.| Need To Know
Cruel Bradford man banned for life after starving dogs Rocky and Max so severely they had to be put down - RSPCA says pets suffered chronic malnutrition and neglect.| Need To Know
Dolphin dubbed Anakin kills shark and young dolphin in rare attacks off Welsh coast - experts baffled by aggressive behaviour of the bottlenose with a dark reputation.| Need To Know
Also: Block destruction | Route to fairness | Only weapon | Living with wolves | Healthy planet. East Bay Times reader letters to the editor for Aug. 31, 2025.| The Mercury News
Spaniel puppy Bella was left terrified of men after a brutal attack by her former owner but has now found a loving home in Gloucester where she thrives with a new doggy friend.| Need To Know
Mittens, a 12 year old earless rescue cat, is recovering after surgery for severe sun damage and is now seeking a loving forever home through the RSPCA Suffolk Central branch.| Need To Know
Staffie cross Spud found abandoned in crate with heartbreaking note saying he hadn’t been outside for a year as RSPCA rescues him and urges owners not to dump pets.| Need To Know
Stolen Shetland foal Lucy reunited with mum after five weeks and 300 mile journey from Cornwall to Hertfordshire as police tracked her down at a caravan park.| Need To Know
Wild boars wreak havoc outside Wyndham Costa del Sol hotel and Fuengirola mall as overpopulation drives animals into urban areas leaving locals divided over the cause.| Need To Know
Elderly dog Tom survived being hurled into an icy pond and now battles incurable cancer - rescued by Angels 4 Dogs he celebrates life with a loving foster family.| Need To Know
A dead kitten was found dumped in a Primark bag with a chilling note in Salford - RSPCA launches Summer Cruelty Appeal after shocking rise in animal cruelty cases.| Need To Know
said of a great number of persons or things, especially when pressed against one another—UK, 1776—refers to herrings in a barrel| word histories
Visits to cemeteries tend to be on […] The post Kind Driver Gets Out To Move Frog Out Of The Road While Driving Through Cemetery appeared first on InspireMore.| InspireMore
Missing pet posters can be key to […] The post Passerby Sees A Missing Cat Poster… And Moments Later Makes Amazing Discovery! appeared first on InspireMore.| InspireMore
Picture this: You’re taking a walk along […] The post Golden Retriever Dutifully Checks For Lost Bakery Items In The Same Spot Every Day… So Mom Set Up A Surprise! appeared first on InspireMore.| InspireMore
Watch: This wholesome neighbor manages to find the perfect solution for a man whose wife is allergic to dogs.| InspireMore
Researchers have identified the oldest known fossils of primates, dating them to around 65.9 million years ago. That’s just after one of Earth’s biggest mass extinction events, and it suggests that the ancestor of all primates originally lived alongside the dinosaurs.| New Atlas
Disclosure: I was sent a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own. Has your child ever read to an animal? Or maybe to a stuffed toy? What would the world be like if animals could read and loved books as much as we do? Today I get to share the newest (released this week) book in the If Animals Loved Series. It is If Animals Loved Books by Ann Whitford Paul and illustrated by David Walker. It is recommended for ages 3 to 6. We reviewed one of the other books ...| Crafty Moms Share
Water, water, every where, nor any drop to drink. — Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner. The ocean covers about 70 percent of Earth’s surface and holds 96 percent of its water. But because it’s saturated with salt, it isn’t drinkable. Sailors have known this for centuries, and that’s a profound … Continue reading California’s Precarious Future and the Promise—and Limits—of Desalination→| California Curated
Launching a Triton 3300/3 submersible from a scientific support ship in the Bahamas. (Photo: Erik Olsen) It’s time for California to put people back in the deep. A human-occupied submersible belong…| California Curated
Jewish groups say new food safety rules infringe on faith. Regulators argue they’re needed to ensure animals don’t suffer The post The Beef Over Kosher Beef first appeared on The Walrus.| The Walrus
After 25 years of service as an Animal Ambassador with High Park Nature Centre, Snappy the Corn Snake passed away in her terrarium on August 15, 2025, at age ≈30 years. Continue Reading Remembering Snappy: The Gentle & Loving Corn Snake The post Remembering Snappy: The Gentle & Loving Corn Snake appeared first on High Park Nature Centre.| High Park Nature Centre
Why Grumpy Cat made us feel better about being miserable.| Metro
In a distressing incident caught on surveillance footage, a small black and white dog was abandoned on an Arizona street last week. The heartbreaking video shows a driver stopping their red vehicle, releasing the puppy, and callously saying "bye bye" before driving away. This shocking case of animal abandonment has…| Stewartville Star
Wild rabbits around Fort Collins, Colorado, are being called "Frankenstein" rabbits due to the tentacle like growths on their face. Science has an explanation.| Grunge - History, Crime, Science, & Strange News
Nonfiction and poetry probably aren’t the two words that you would put together for a book list, but you might be surprised by the number of nonfiction poetry collections that exist! And honestly, it’s a really fun way to share facts in a format that is both surprising and accessible for kids! Whether you’re checking out some tree haikus or concrete poems about landforms, this is a list that shouldn’t be missed. I’m always looking for ways to share nonfiction in an exciting way. And...| Literacious
Where Haida Gwaii tapers to a storm-scoured point, a scatter of low, wave-washed rocks called the Kerouard Islands cradles one of British Columbia’s most important wildlife sites: the Cape St. James rookery. This is the only Steller sea lion breeding rookery in Gwaii Haanas and one of only a handful along the entire BC coast – an engine for the species’ recovery and a living barometer of ocean health. Where & What It Is Cape St. James forms the southern […] The post The Cape St. James...| British Columbia Magazine
In the lush forests of Jicaron Island, off the coast of Panama, a bizarre phenomenon has captured the attention of primatologists worldwide. Young male capuchin monkeys have developed a strange tradition: they kidnap baby howler monkeys from their mothers. This unprecedented behavior, documented by researchers in May 2025, represents the…| Stewartville Star
In a heartwarming tale of reciprocity and animal intelligence, a rescued crow has captured the hearts of many by assisting its human savior at work. This extraordinary story unfolds in Turkey, where a mosque attendant's act of kindness towards a fallen bird blossomed into an unlikely partnership, demonstrating the profound…| Stewartville Star
In a delightful twist of nature meets commerce, a South American sea lion recently made headlines by venturing into a bustling fish market, captivating both shoppers and vendors alike. This unexpected visitor's adventure showcases the fascinating intersection between wildlife and human spaces, reminding us of the unpredictable charm of the…| Stewartville Star
The peaceful atmosphere at Pairi Daiza Zoo in Belgium was disrupted recently when a dramatic confrontation between two Steller sea lions forced a temporary closure of part of the facility. This unexpected incident, which occurred on June 8, 2025, highlights the complex behaviors of these magnificent marine mammals during their…| Stewartville Star
In a bizarre twist that sounds straight out of a wildlife documentary, disc golfers in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina witnessed an extraordinary event when a hammerhead shark literally fell from the sky onto their course. This unusual incident occurred on June 9, 2025, creating quite the spectacle for those present…| Stewartville Star
A hungry wild elephant recently turned a routine shopping day into a memorable spectacle in Thailand. On June 2, 2025, shoppers and staff at a small convenience store in Nakhon Ratchasima province witnessed an extraordinary scene when a 27-year-old elephant named Plai Biang Lek casually entered the premises and helped…| Stewartville Star
Let’s go on an exciting expedition to Chile, the Falkland Islands, South Georgia and the frozen continent of Antarctica! Make sure to pack your thermals, you’re going to need them. Ant…| The Eternal Traveller
Rodents can be attracted to bird feeders, but you don't have to put up with it. Learn how to keep rats away from your backyard bird oasis.| Latest from Gardening Know How
Groundhogs wreak havoc on vegetable gardens and flower beds, but you don't have to give in to the burrowing burglars. Explore kind ways to move them along.| Latest from Gardening Know How
Sueda introduces Animetrics and shares findings on Muslim consumers' perceptions of halal food production.| PHAIR Society
Zoo Awareness Day takes place on the 31st of August each year. Why? It stems from the growing recognition of the crucial work that modern zoos do beyond just housing animals. Zoos have evolved significantly over the past decades, transforming into centres for conservation and education. We want to highlight the efforts of zoos worldwide... Read More The post Zoo Awareness Day appeared first on Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent.| Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
When I was younger, I was quite into Jurassic Park and dinosaurs! Maybe that is where some of my bird enthusiasm comes from, as after all, we now know that birds are descended from dinosaurs! No other group of birds here at the park remind me of this more than our group of rheas! This... Read More The post Wingham Wildlife Park’s Greater Rhea Family appeared first on Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent.| Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
When it comes to wild cats, most would think of the iconic big cats: lions, tigers, jaguars, leopards and snow leopards, but in the shadow of these majestic giants are their smaller cousins that are equally fascinating but rarely get the recognition they deserve. Welcome to the world of small cats. There are over 30...Read More| Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
Los pastizales y la dieta de las vacas están cambiando a medida que se calienta el clima, pero un experimento agrícola en Francia revela la importancia de proporcionar pastos a las vacas.| Eos
I walked to a different COUNTY one morning before breakfast, just to get a geocache!| Dan Q
Everyone who visits the Arctic hopes to see a polar bear and I was no exception. But I was realistic in my expectations. I knew that regulations recently introduced prohibit ships and zodiac boats from approaching closer than 300 metres. The post A postcard from Svalbard: polar bear appeared first on Travel with me.| Travel with me
Making an origami crane is a beautiful way to practice the art of paper folding — and it’s surprisingly meditative! With just a square of paper and a bit of patience, you can create one of the most iconic origami designs out there. Traditionally, the crane symbolizes hope and healing, and it’s said that folding […]| One Little Project
Get ready to go on a wild adventure! These adorable bear mask printables are perfect for little ones who love pretend play, dress-up, and all things cuddly or fierce. Whether you’re planning a woodland-themed party, a classroom activity, or just looking for a playful rainy day craft, these easy paper masks are sure to delight. […]| One Little Project
Get ready for some cuddly coloring fun with these free bear coloring pages! From adorable teddy bears to playful cartoon bears and majestic woodland creatures, there’s a bear here for every little artist to enjoy. These printable bear coloring sheets are perfect for kids of all ages — whether you’re planning a bear-themed lesson, a […]| One Little Project
Make a cute pom pom pig with this easy DIY craft! This soft pig toy is fun for kids, farm animal crafts, & a great way to use leftover yarn.| One Little Project
Art, craft and activity ideas for kids. A collection of fun ideas for babies, toddlers, preschoolers and older children to enjoy.| Messy Little Monster
Samuel received his license to practice veterinary medicine and surgery from the Alabama State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners.| Alabama Cooperative Extension System
One social media post is currently gaining attention, in which two furparents can be seen doing something that many find disturbing in a mall’s restroom. In the photo, a man and a woman are shown changing their pet dog’s diaper in a changing table meant for babies inside the women’s restroom. People have shown their| POP!
Disclosure: I was sent copies of these books in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.Today we are sharing three new books (released today) for our younger kids. One book is a board book and the other two are picture books. We will start with the board book. It is My Animal Sounds by Xavier Deneux. It is recommended for ages 0 to 3.| Crafty Moms Share
This fun and creative activity helps children visualise a Butterfly's Life Cycle by encouraging them to think of edible items to represent each stage of the cycle. This activity would be great for younger children to read alongside The Very Hungry Caterpillar, too! Don't forget I have lots more kitchen science experiments to try if […] The post Edible Butterfly Life Cycle appeared first on Science Experiments for Kids.| Science Experiments for Kids
A new peer-reviewed study has linked pesticides as a likely cause to a mass die-off of Western monarch butterflies that occurred in 2024. In January 2024, researchers found hundreds of dead or dying monarch butterflies near the Pacific Grove Monarch Sanctuary in California, where Western monarch butterflies typically overwinter. As The Guardian reported, researchers found […] The post Mass Die-Off of Western Monarch Butterflies Linked to Pesticides, Study Finds appeared first on EcoWatch.| EcoWatch
Thousands of mollusks and worms have been discovered by a Chinese submersible in the Mariana Trench, almost six miles below sea level. The new study revealed it is the deepest colony of animals ever observed. “Hadal trenches, some of the Earth’s least explored and understood environments, have long been proposed to harbour chemosynthesis-based communities. Despite […] The post Deepest-Known Animal Communities Found Almost Six Miles Below Sea Level appeared first on EcoWatch.| EcoWatch
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is home to many species of rare and endangered wildlife, such as mountain gorillas, eastern lowland gorillas and bonobos. But the country has plans to open more than half its land — including 306 million acres of intact tropical forest and vital gorilla habitat — to oil and […] The post Pristine Forest and Endangered Gorilla Habitat at Risk as Half of DRC Opened to Bids for Oil and Gas Drilling: Report appeared first on EcoWatch.| EcoWatch
A beneficial bacterial probiotic is restoring hope for mitigating disease spread in corals off the coast of Florida. In a new study, scientists have investigated the effectiveness of a compound produced by the probiotic strain MCH1-7 for combating the deadly stony coral tissue loss disease. MCH1-7 was first uncovered by scientists from the Smithsonian Marine […] The post Probiotic Found to Slow Disease Spread Among Florida Coral appeared first on EcoWatch.| EcoWatch
Infrared cameras in Costa Rica revealed that the world’s largest carnivorous bat maintains close social bonds through wing wraps and prey sharing.| Science News
In-flight defecation may help the birds stay away from feces that can contain pathogens such as bird flu while also fertilizing the ocean.| Science News
Producing a male-specific protein in digestion-related neurons may have led to the evolution of an odd “romantic” barfing behavior in one species of fruit flies.| Science News
In the lab, higher temperatures during fall migration led monarchs to break their reproductive pause, increasing their risk of death.| Science News
Here are seven interesting facts about these flying insects.| Heads Up by Scout Life
Valentin Gruener shares an unbreakable bond with Sirga the lioness, living side by side in Botswana and even sharing prey after over a decade of trust and sacrifice.| Need To Know
