Pets
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PAHO Unveils New Method to Count Dogs, Cats in Latin America
RIO DE JANEIRO, September 3 — The Pan American Center for Foot-and-Mouth Disease and Veterinary Public Health (PANAFTOSA)…
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Horse Welfare Improved by Better Environment Design
LONDON, July 16 — The story begins not with a dramatic event, but with what a horse cannot…
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Horses show hidden fear response to predator footage, study finds
TOKYO, July 16 — The story begins in a quiet Japanese laboratory, where researchers have discovered something remarkable…
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Cortlandt Koerwitz’s bear spray use proves non-lethal deterrence works
LAKE TAHOE, July 11 — 25 to 30 feet. That is the effective range of a can of…
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Black Bear Habituation in Lake Tahoe Sparks Human Encounters
LAKE TAHOE, Calif., July 11 — The Fourth of July holiday has become a flashpoint in the simmering…
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Sierra Nevada Bear Encounter Video Goes Viral, Boosts Safety Awareness
LAKE TAHOE, July 11 — The bear charged fast, a dark blur of muscle and fur closing the…
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Summer surge in bear encounters at Lake Tahoe draws over 200 calls
LAKE TAHOE, July 11 — The figure that matters for anyone heading to Lake Tahoe this summer: over…
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Sugar Gliders: Unraveling the Misunderstood “Flight”
New York, July 5 — When one thinks about Sugar Gliders, the first question that often comes up…
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Bald Eagles Follow Food, Not Warmth, in Winter Migration
WASHINGTON, July 5 — When winter tightens its grip across North America, the question of where bald eagles…
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Updates Eagle Conservation Based on Food-Driven Migration
Federal wildlife officials are shifting their approach to bald eagle conservation, moving away from outdated assumptions about winter…
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Window strike survival depends on bird’s impact force and human response time
BALTIMORE — A bird hits a window. It sits there. Minutes pass. Sometimes, it flies away. Sometimes, it…
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GPS Data Shows Bald Eagles Follow Food Sources, Not Warmth, in Winter
Wildlife officials and conservation groups now face a practical question: which rivers, lakes and coastlines will host the…
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Bird window strike recovery may take minutes or hours, experts say
BALTIMORE — The first few minutes after a bird hits a window are the most telling. But experts…
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Front Range Residents Question Disappearance of Broad-Tailed Hummingbirds
BOULDER, Colo. — The feeders hang silent. The aerial dogfights over backyard sugar-water stations have stopped. For residents…
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Squirrels Dust Bathe for Hygiene and Parasite Control
ISLAMABAD, July 4 — Squirrels do not take water baths the way humans do, but they do appear…
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Spring and Fall Migrations Offer Prime Bird Watching Opportunities
For the millions of people who have taken up bird watching in recent years, the question of when…
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Birders Confirm Spring and Fall Migrations as Prime Viewing Seasons
Bird watching has been around for as long as people have looked up. But the idea of planning…
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Who is Neil? The 1-tonne elephant seal and Tasmania’s ‘reigning
HOBART, July 4 — The story begins not with a human, but with a very large, very grumpy…
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Neil the Elephant Seal Draws Annual Crowds on Tasmanian Coast
HOBART — On any given day in southern Tasmania, a 1,000-kilogram animal can decide that a public road…
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Elephant Seal Neil Amasses 1.4 Million TikTok Followers, Outpacing Tasmania’s Population
HOBART — A 1,000-kilogram elephant seal has built a TikTok audience of 1.4 million people. That is more…
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Neil the elephant seal’s accidental fame highlights recurring animal internet trends
Neil the elephant seal weighs a metric tonne. He blocks roads. He knocks things over. He has 1.4…
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Neil the seal wreaks havoc as experts warn of ‘loving him to death’
HOBART, July 4 — Neil the seal is back, and the one-tonne southern elephant seal is once again…
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Lone elephant seal Neil damages cars and blocks roads in Tasmania
HOBART — Neil the seal has been smashing cars, crushing fences and blocking roads across southern Tasmania for…
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Five-Year-Old, One-Tonne Elephant Seal Neil Damages Cars and Fences in Tasmania
One tonne. That is what Neil the seal weighs. It is also roughly the mass of a small…
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