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The Economic Times
economictimes.indiatimes.com > news > india > khijadiya-bird-sanctuary-emerges-black-necked-storks-key-breeding-site > articleshow > 133523784.cms

Khijadiya Bird Sanctuary emerges Black-Necked Stork's key breeding site

58+ min ago   (318+ words) The Economic Times Gandhinagar: Ramsar-designated Khijadiya Bird Sanctuary in Jamnagar has emerged as a key breeding stronghold for the black-necked stork, according to a scientific study published in the peer-reviewed international Journal of Threatened Taxa.The study conducted by researchers…...

Discover Wildlife
discoverwildlife.com > animal-facts > marine-animals > why-whales-dont-suffer-from-tbends

Why don't whales and dolphins suffer from the bends like humans do?

38+ min ago   (234+ words) John Arnott takes a look at why cetaceans don't suffer from the bends Cetaceans don’t suffer from the bends, or caisson disease, because they don’t hold their breath underwater in the same way humans do. When humans dive, we breathe…...

NBC Los Angeles
nbclosangeles.com > news > local > pasadena-humane-society-confirms-sugar-the-peacock-is-doing-well > 3933535

Pasadena Humane Society confirms ‘Sugar' the peacock is doing well

31+ min ago   (234+ words) After receiving messages from the community, the Pasadena Humane Society confirmed that the peacock, known as Sugar, “continues to recover and is doing well.” “We know many people in the community are concerned about him, and we’re incredibly grateful for…...

LatinAmerican Post
latinamericanpost.com > life > panamas-crocodiles-go-viral-as-the-city-invades-their-rivers

Panama’s Crocodiles Go Viral as the City Invades Their Rivers

4+ hour, 1+ min ago   (909+ words) Panama City residents increasingly spot crocodiles beside roads, canals and homes, but scientists see no proven population boom. Instead, expanding neighborhoods, shrinking wetlands and viral phone videos are making urban coexistence newly visible, intimate and dangerously misunderstood across the capital....

The Messenger
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Man spots wallaby hopping around English countryside

37+ min ago   (365+ words) A wallaby, hopping down the road in Cornwall, England. (Scot Weller via SWNS) By Paul Armstrong and Filipa Gaspar A wallaby has been spotted hopping around the Cornwall, England countryside. Scot Weller was driving into Liskeard when he saw what…...

The Plumas Sun
plumassun.org > 08/25/2026 > new-grant-supports-animal-care-organizations

New grant supports animal care organizations

27+ min ago   (239+ words) LP Insurance serves ‘super nachos’ at community supper ‘Beyond the Sun’: Plumas Arts hosts astrology workshop ‘Smoke Over Crescent Mills’ revisits devastating 1926 fire Indian Valley Museum hosts picnic, fossil hunt day RSVP required today for sunset ice cream social Marriage…...

Miami Herald
miamiherald.com > news > local > crime > article314820869.html

‘Intense bonds.’ Who foots the bill when Florida’s police canines retire?

47+ min ago   (605+ words) Police canine handlers bet their lives on their dogs, yet the majority of American law-enforcement agencies don’t financially support their K9s once they retire, according to the Retired Police Canine Foundation. Canine medical needs are pricey, foundation spokesman Lt. John Pappas…...

The Squamish Reporter
squamishreporter.com > 08/25/2026 > squamish-urges-caution-after-bear-encounter-in-ray-peters-trail

Squamish urges caution after bear encounter in Ray Peters trail

1+ hour, 2+ min ago   (143+ words) Local News from Squamish and Sea to Sky Region Squamish is urging trail users to avoid the Ray Peters trail network after a biker reportedly encountered what is believed to be a grizzly bear sow with three cubs. According to…...

The Daily Record
mydailyrecord.com > news > national > baby-pygmy-hippo-named-piper-explores-pool-in-first-swim > article_94741157-a77a-570b-9bef-fef13788f05e.html

Baby pygmy hippo named Piper explores pool in first swim

38+ min ago   (60+ words) mydailyrecord.com Three-week-old baby pygmy hippo Piper and her mom Gloria in the water. (Royal Zoological Society of Scotland via SWNS) A baby pygmy hippo has been pictured taking its first ever swim. A baby pygmy hippo named Piper taking…...

Discover Wildlife
discoverwildlife.com > animal-facts > marine-animals > why-dolphins-surf

Why do dolphins like to follow boats and surf the bow waves?

52+ min ago   (202+ words) Dolphins often follow boats and bow-ride as it's not only fun, but also an efficient way to travel “Our two most abundant dolphins, common and bottlenose, often bow-ride, but we see the latter species doing it more frequently since it…...