Right after his amputation, Zach Monticello had told his wife: “If I ever find a three-legged dog, I would like to adopt it.” Exactly one year after his accident, he found Cleo. The post Amputee Man’s Best Amputee Friend: Meet Cleo appeared first on Amplitude.| Amplitude
Phillip Walsh has been banned from owning animals for 10 years after starving his bulldogs. One dog, Duke, died from neglect, while Queenie survived and found a new home.| Need To Know
A major sea rescue was called off after a suspected drowning turned out to be a group of noisy seals off Black Head in Cornwall, prompting relief and praise for coastguards.| Need To Know
Gene-edited pigs remained healthy when exposed to the deadly classical swine fever virus. The same gene editing may provide resistance to similar viruses that infect cattle and sheep.| Warp News
A Blue Mounds facility that breeds beagle dogs for research will shutter part of its operation, after an investigation into allegations of animal cruelty. The post Dane County beagle breeding operation to close after animal cruelty investigation appeared first on WPR.| WPR
As a devoted fan of wildlife on earth, I am excited to share beautiful art depicting wildlife in ancient Egypt. We humans have been revering our wild animals for centuries. Statue of Horus, Edfu, E…| Jet Eliot
One of the first picture books to come into the house – oh gosh – more than 45 years ago, delighted all three of my children, and the adults who read it with them. It’s still sought after, this early edition, but you’ll have to shell out about £25 to get a copy. The book … Continue reading "Farmer Fisher’s Farmyard Friends"| From Pyrenees to Pennines
Captain Matthias Scheer and his guests witnessed a massive bait ball of anchovies being attacked by 300-pound tuna, fin whales and sea lions.| KFMB RSS Feed: news
an assertion of continuing competence, strength, etc., notwithstanding evidence to the contrary—from the title of a painting by the British artist Edwin Landseer, first exhibited in 1838| word histories
the fatty extremity of the rump of a goose, fowl, etc.—so called from the resemblance of this fatty extremity to the human nose—UK, 1826—earlier synonym: ‘pope’s nose’ (UK, 1788)| word histories
Scientists found thousands of patterned fish nests in Antarctica’s Weddell Sea, boosting calls for marine protected areas.| Science News
Stabilimenta may help spiders find a buggy snack. The post Spiders ‘decorate’ their webs to help trap dinner appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
Their antibodies may combat venom from some of the world's deadliest species. The post The secret ingredient in a snake antivenom? Llamas. appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
Biologists investigate the case of the lost ‘bone devourers’ that feed on whale carcasses. The post Zombie worms have gone missing appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
Beneath the ice, an underwater robot discovered something far stranger than the 'Endurance' shipwreck. The post The quest to find Shackleton’s ship uncovered an Antarctic mystery appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
A newly discovered species of Arctic rhino lived 23 million years ago. The post Rhinos once lived in Canada appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
The archipelago's total bat tally now stands at 85 different flying mammals. The post Six new bat species discovered in the Philippines appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
The hive rulers produce a pheromone that helps keep workers loyal. What happens when it's gone? The post Queen bees are violently ousted if worker bees smell weakness appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
The neurotoxins, found in algal blooms, primarily affect the body's nervous system. The post Dolphins may be getting an Alzheimer’s-like disease due to this neurotoxin appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
Zebra’s stripes and leopard’s spots are perfectly imperfect. The post Why do animals have spots and stripes? appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
Dogs' super-sensitive noses may have evolved to help them sense danger.| Popular Science
Determining how many chickens you should have per acre is a bit more complicated than buying a set number of chicks and letting them loose. The post Chickens Per Acre Calculator: Building A Flock Made Simple appeared first on The Tiny Life.| The Tiny Life
This story was originally published by Vox and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. The coral reef itself was exquisite. Growing about 3 miles offshore in 50 feet of water, it was a rugged terrain of pinks, blues, and oranges, set against a backdrop of deep blue. The coral pieces, each a colony of […]| Mother Jones
A new study shows how much food polar bears leave behind — and how their decline threatens scavengers across the Arctic.| Science News
THE HEAVENS—Expressing confusion over the primate’s classification as an endangered species on the planet, God, Our Lord and Heavenly Father, announced Monday that He could have sworn He put more gorillas down there. “How are there fewer than 6,000 of the eastern lowland ones left when I swear I made Earth, like, half gorillas?” the […] The post God Could Have Sworn He Put More Gorillas Down There appeared first on The Onion.| The Onion
Some of the funny finalists from the 2025 Nikon Comedy Wildlife Competition. The post Finalists of the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards appeared first on Moss and Fog.| Moss and Fog
These beautifully designed power line animals would replace the traditional transmission pylons. The post Enormous Animal Energy? Creative Pylons Designed for Austria’s Grid appeared first on Moss and Fog.| Moss and Fog
THE world’s most expensive dog has sold for a whopping £4.4million – and one of its parents is a wolf. An Indian dog enthusiast dropped the eyewatering sum, equivalent to 500million rup…| The Sun
Campaigners have blasted the Government for failing to follow through on its manifesto pledge for better animal welfare.| Express.co.uk
Researchers are 'cautiously optimistic.' The post Endangered North Atlantic right whales are making a slow comeback appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
From a hyena stalking an abandoned diamond mining town to a pile of seething rattlesnakes.| Popular Science
A variety of subway-dwelling mosquito seems like a modern artifact. But genomic analysis reveals the insect got its evolutionary start millennia ago.| Science News
Vipers have the fastest strikes, but snakes from other families can give some slower vipers stiff competition.| Science News
Our pets may not understand time, but they understand love — and that says a lot about what we value as humans. The post The Wildly Human Ways We Care for Our Pets appeared first on One Green Planet.| One Green Planet
The world’s biggest cat show proves it’s more than ribbons and breeds—it’s about love, rescue, and protecting our furry friends. The post America’s Top Cat Show Is Purrfectly Wild for Feline Fans appeared first on One Green Planet.| One Green Planet
Taylor Swift’s viral otter T-shirt helped raise over $2.2 million for marine conservation, proving fandom can fuel real-world change. The post Taylor Swift Fans Raise Millions for Otter Conservation After Viral T-Shirt Moment appeared first on One Green Planet.| One Green Planet
Hundreds of animals and a 95-year-old woman were rescued from squalor in Northport. Sign the petition for justice. The post Petition: Investigate the Northport Animal Hoarding Tragedy and Protect the Victims appeared first on One Green Planet.| One Green Planet
Declawing is cruel and unnecessary. Sign the petition now to demand Congress ban it nationwide. The post Petition: Ban Cat Declawing Nationwide — Follow California’s Lead appeared first on One Green Planet.| One Green Planet
Indy the dog stole hearts in Good Boy — now fans want him to win an honorary Oscar. Sign the petition today. The post Petition: Give “Good Boy” Star Indy the Dog an Honorary Oscar appeared first on One Green Planet.| One Green Planet
Volunteer airlifts are transforming animal rescue across America, turning overcrowded shelters into stories of survival and hope. The post How Rescue Flights Are Saving Thousands of Dogs Across America appeared first on One Green Planet.| One Green Planet
South Korea’s pet boom is creating an unexpected environmental challenge as dog urine threatens soil health and public harmony. The post South Korea’s Pet Boom Brings a New Kind of Environmental Challenge appeared first on One Green Planet.| One Green Planet
Watch the incredible moment a fast-acting hero cat leaps into action to save a boy from a dog attack. This amazing video captures the bravery and quick reflexes of a feline protector. The post Fast-Acting Hero Cat Saves Boy From Dog Attack [VIDEO] appeared first on One Green Planet.| One Green Planet
Nepal’s Kukur Tihar festival honors dogs with garlands and love — a powerful lesson in compassion and coexistence. The post Nepal’s Dog Festival Shows the World What Compassion Really Looks Like appeared first on One Green Planet.| One Green Planet
Some pets can earn real tax breaks — and even help foster a healthier planet when compassion meets sustainability. The post Surprising Ways Pets Can Save You Money While Doing Good for the Planet appeared first on One Green Planet.| One Green Planet
Watch as this playful cat hilariously tries to catch the beat of the music in an entertaining video. This rhythm-loving feline is sure to bring a smile to your face with its adorable dance moves.| One Green Planet
National Bison Day is celebrated every year on the first Saturday in November.| Heads Up by Scout Life
Disclosure: I was sent a digital copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own. I am working with The Children's Book Review and Rashad Mirzayev to bring you this post.| Crafty Moms Share
Review of 2 new picture books that are about nature, senses, & imagination. Including one about seasons & one about trees and looking for the spirits.| www.craftymomsshare.com
'You often have to teach horses something on both sides of their body for them to process the information fully.' The post Why do horses have eyes on the side of their head? appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
Plus ant yogurt and other weird things we learned this week. The post You’re actually not allowed to keep bird feathers you find on hikes—and it’s all thanks to two women who got really mad about hats appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
The insects will likely stay in the Nordic country. The post Iceland was the only country in the world without mosquitos—now they’ve found three appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
Vipers can strike within 100 milliseconds of launching at their prey. The post How snake bites really work appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
With senses far sharper than ours, dogs detect what we can’t—perhaps more than we realize.| Popular Science
Could these colorful fish aid struggling coral? Yes, but not always. Parrotfish play a complex role in reefs — and sometimes may cause harm.| Science News Explores
The insects’ nimble movements on the surface of water inspired a robot with automatically unfurling fans on its feet.| Science News Explores
Horse breeders altered two genes by targeting certain traits in horses. One made the animals tamer. Another made their backs sturdy enough to carry riders.| Science News Explores
A bite or puncture from a venomous critter can cause paralysis, flesh rot, organ failure and many more violent — and sometimes fatal — symptoms.| Science News Explores
What should make a tapping sound against my window as I sat down to write this (I kid you not)… … I’m hoping that’s the seal of approval now for this post lol. Like thousand…| fishinkblog.com
Researchers studied urate solids from over 20 snake and lizard species.| Popular Science
Mice and rats sneak indoors in fall, and they can wreck your house. Simple moves with the best products to repel mice and rats will keep you rodent-free.| Latest from Gardening Know How
The highly popular Chilean cusk-eels hang out around methane seeps. The post Tiny spider crabs snack on parasites from Chile’s favorite fish appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
New Zealand’s critically endangered kākāpō are not showing signs of antibiotic resistance. Yet. The post World’s only flightless parrot doing okay against ‘crusty bum’ disease appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
Over the next two days, we followed the ancient trading routes deeper into the valley, explored crumbling forts and monasteries, and finally emerged onto the wide high plains beneath the sacred peak of Kang Yatze. Day 5 – Skiu to Hankar 16.7 km, 23.5 k steps After briefly reconnecting with the outside world the night […]| Randomwire
“Preventing tipping points requires ‘frontloaded’ mitigation pathways that minimise peak global temperature, the duration of the overshoot period above 1.5°C, and the return time below 1.5°C. Sustainable carbon dioxide removal approaches need to be rapidly scaled up to achieve this.” The post We’ve reached the coral tipping point appeared first on Green Prophet.| Green Prophet
A dog has been seized and an investigation is underway after a woman was mauled at Dee Why... The post Vicious dog seized by Council appeared first on Northern Beaches Advocate.| Northern Beaches Advocate
A woman has been taken to hospital after a dog attack at Dee Why... The post Woman mauled by dog at Dee Why appeared first on Northern Beaches Advocate.| Northern Beaches Advocate
Cupid the burro survived an arrow attack in California. Demand justice and action to stop these cruel assaults on wild donkeys. The post Petition: Find and Prosecute Those Behind the Wild Donkey Arrow Attacks in California appeared first on One Green Planet.| One Green Planet
Europe’s top court says pets are “baggage,” not passengers — a ruling that’s raising questions about how we value animals.| One Green Planet
Hammond, Richard "As You Do: Adventures With Evil, Oliver And The Vice President Of Botswana" - 2008 I have always loved Top Gear and espcia...| momobookblog.blogspot.com
Hillary Rosner is a science journalist and editor who teaches journalism at the University of Colorado, Boulder. She is also a friend and fellow member of Scilance, a network of 30+ science writers that has been meeting up online for 20 years. Over the years, I’ve loved following Hillary’s thoughtful, adventurous reporting on wildlife conservation, […]| The Last Word On Nothing
About 400 bison will be dispersed to tribal lands amid ongoing conservation efforts. The post This national park uses helicopters for bison round-up duty appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
What the science says about milk, sleep, and if your cat really loves you.| Popular Science
I’ve made it no secret that I keep my glorious mutts on a plant-based diet. In my book The Kind Life I wrote: “First things first: God didn’t create some special, different, dried food just for animals to be dropped down from Heaven in big bags. Conventional pet food is basically junk food, only worse: […]| the kind life
Wisconsin's state veterinarian recommends precautions and biosecurity measures for keeping wild and domestic birds safe from avian flu.| WPR
If you’re local to Southern California, you’ve probably heard that there is a brief night or two every now and then when the ocean waves crashing on the sand seem to have a bright blue glow. If you…| NeuWrite San Diego
After decades of protests and cruelty claims, the Miami Seaquarium’s closure marks a major win for animal welfare and compassion.| One Green Planet
My children are absolutely amazed by horses. My son in […] The post Where to Go Horseback Riding with Kids Around Indianapolis appeared first on Indy with Kids.| Indy with Kids
Listers is a journey into the dark and cringy heart of one of the world’s most peculiar hobbies.| Slate Magazine
What this new tool allows scientists to do is determine whether corals may be under stress from factors like warming seas, pollution, or disease. Ideally, these warning signs are detected before th…| California Curated
Studying animals — from long-lived clams to everyday dogs — is helping scientists understand aging and design therapies to slow decline.| Freethink
From Normandy Park resident Douglas Clark comes this great photo of a Black-capped Chickadee enjoying a snack, with Burien's Three Tree Point visible in the background.| The B-Town (Burien) Blog
This living defense screen is an amazing display by these large Himalayan honey bees. The post Watch as Himalayan Honey Bees Protect Their Nests with Synchronized Waves appeared first on Moss and Fog.| Moss and Fog
A Plan for Elephants October 15, 2025The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium and its satellite facility, the International Conservation Center, together forming the multi-accredited Zoological Society of Pittsburgh, are embarking on a new chapter of elephant care and conservation. A carefully… The post Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium Planning Future of Elephant Herd appeared first on Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium.| Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium
Eva: I realized I have a need to talk about my grief at the loss of our sweet Pluto, and to explore the research literature on how autistics grieve differently—perhaps to better contextualize my experience with loss.| Embrace Autism
Dr. Natalie Engelbrecht: The ways in which autistics grieve often diverge from societal expectations in ways that are misunderstood or even invalidated. In this article, I explore autistic grief.| Embrace Autism
Do autistic people experience a deeper connection with animals? In this article, I look at the research on pet ownership, our emotional bonds with animals, anthropomorphism, and species bias.| Embrace Autism
Some Renaissance art is just weird and wonderful. Here are four of my favorite recently discovered paintings with surprising elements. The post Discovering Weird Renaissance Art in Florence appeared first on Margo Lestz - The Curious Rambler .| Margo Lestz – The Curious Rambler
In many countries, cute little animals have the job of delivering the colorful eggs and chocolatey treats that appear in our Easter baskets - and they're not all bunnies... The post Easter Animals and Egg Deliveries Around the World appeared first on Margo Lestz - The Curious Rambler .| Margo Lestz – The Curious Rambler
A viral image supposedly showing a live panda cub seated next to a human being on a China Airlines jet was staged, probably for PR purposes.| Snopes
Don't let deer destroy all your hard work. This top-rated deer repellent device has customers raving about how it protects their gardens from deer and wildlife.| Latest from Gardening Know How
Want to see the Big 5 safari animals in Africa? Discover the locations where lions, elephants, rhinos, leopards, and buffalo roam in the highest numbers, based on real data.| Eco Lodges Anywhere
Watch as a community in India comes together to rescue a cow trapped in a ditch, showcasing teamwork and compassion in this heartwarming and inspiring video.| One Green Planet
Richard Dawkins— When, like that Mojave Desert lizard, an animal has its ancestral home painted on its back, our eyes give us an instant and effortless readout of the worlds... READ MORE The post How Did Animals Evolve to Camouflage? appeared first on Yale University Press.| Yale University Press
Adidas’ new pet line turns furry friends into fashion icons while hinting at a bigger opportunity for greener, cruelty-free design.| One Green Planet
Hi friends, happy Wednesday! I hope you’re all doing well! Today I’m posting my review of the 7th book in the Mrs. Murphy cozy mystery series, Cat on the Scent by: Rita Mae Brown. Cat on the Scent by: Rita Mae Brown: The town of Crozet is gearing up for their Civil War re-enactment, but… Continue reading Review: Cat on the Scent| Meghan's Whimsical Explorations & Reviews
Bear attacks occurred on three consecutive days in northern Japanese prefecture.| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
Populations of the brushtail possum have been declining in arid regions of WA since European settlement, but scientists believe reclassifying the species could be key to its survival.| www.abc.net.au
This story has been updated with additional details. Carolina Chickadees cheep a pitchy “fee-bee-fee-bay.” The Eastern Gray Squirrel barks, not unlike a small dog. Raccoons… The post Durham City Council considers a ‘wildlife feeding ban,’ sparked by hullabaloo in Trotter Ridge appeared first on 9th Street Journal.| 9th Street Journal
Horses tend to be known for their land-based achievements, but that doesn’t mean equines aren’t sometimes aquatic. In fact, for more than a century, beginning in the 1810s, horse-powered ferries were a common form of transportation in the U.S. Also known as team boats, they were most often used in lakes and rivers — even a team of Clydesdales can’t cross the Atlantic — and worked by having a small group of horses (usually between three and five) walk in a circle on the deck while at...| History Facts
The October 2025 issue of Scout Life is fall-ing into mailboxes everywhere, and this month is packed with Halloween surprises and animal adventures.| Aaron On Scouting
