Photographer Tim Flach's exhibition "Animals Like Us," focusing on the personalities of endangered animals, is on display at Parque das Nações in Lisbon until May 18, aiming to raise awareness about species extinction.
A protest against the culling of wild boars in Warsaw took place in front of the city hall, following recent events where residents witnessed the killing of wild animals in the city. Protesters demanded the establishment of an expert group.
Purina organized a series of volunteer activities for the second consecutive year to support stray animals in Greece, coinciding with World Stray Animals Day. Employees participated in two events in Athens to offer assistance.
A significant discovery of broken pottery fragments, known as ostraca, has provided remarkable insights into the everyday life of ancient Egyptians, including schoolchildren's exercises, religious texts, and certificates for sacrificial animals.
Spain has approved the construction of its largest chicken farm, designed to house nearly one million animals and expected to generate over 1,000 tons of chicken manure monthly.
Invasive feral hogs are appearing in Texas neighborhoods for the first time, prompting residents to seek help from city leaders as the animals cause millions in damages annually.
A wild sow recently gave birth to a litter of piglets on the campus of the Academy of Physical Education (AWF). The university has since issued an appeal regarding the presence of the wild animals.
Green Action and Friends of Animals are protesting against plans for mega-chicken farms, demanding the rejection of projects due to environmental and health threats.
Karol Mišovic, a "zootourist" who has visited nearly 180 zoos, discusses what constitutes a good zoo, emphasizing that animals should not be overexposed or turned into internet stars.
Sona, a white tiger exploited since three months old, has been transferred to a sanctuary in Alicante, Spain. This move follows the expiration of the transitional period for Portugal's 2019 law banning wild animals in circuses.
Fifty-nine dogs and one cat were rescued from a property in Podkarpacie, Poland, after the owner became overwhelmed and unable to cope with the animals' breeding.
A farmer has been banned from owning animals in the future after being found responsible for the deaths of 140 animals and severely underfeeding a thousand sheep.
A fire engulfed a farm building in the former cooperative area of Chrast nad Hornádom, Slovakia, where animals were housed and agricultural machinery was parked. Firefighters battled the blaze, which caused an estimated €120,000 in damages.
Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski addressed the controversial culling of wild boars in the Bemowo and Mokotów districts, stating it was a difficult but necessary decision despite public outrage over the dead animals.
The Sarawak Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SSPCA) is conducting a free rabies vaccination campaign across Kuching this month. The initiative aims to protect animals from the disease.
While countries like the U.K., U.S., and EU have dedicated funding and roadmaps to replace animal testing, Canada faces delays in implementing its own strategy to replace animals in chemical and toxicity research.
Authorities have identified canines found washed ashore on Guemes Island as foxes originating from a farm located outside of Washington state. The sheriff's office confirmed the animals were not native wildlife.
A man in Poland is on trial for animal cruelty, accused of mistreating two lions and a tiger kept in cages in his backyard, though he maintains his love for the animals.
The migration of wild animals on Lithuanian roads intensifies every spring – during this period, the risk of collisions increases, so the road infrastructure company "Via Lietuva" is implementing advanced safety measures...
Following the permanent closure of Melios Zoo Park in Cyprus, confirmed after the Supreme Constitutional Court rejected the owner's appeals, two political parties have sharply responded, demanding urgent answers about the fate of the animals.
The RSPCA has successfully rescued more than 250 dogs from a severely cramped room, reporting that the animals are now recovering well. The charity has stated it will not prosecute the owners, citing their vulnerable nature as the reason.
Two recent incidents of wild boars being killed in Warsaw housing estates have sparked outrage among residents, not only due to the euthanasia itself but also the method of transporting the dead animals in waste bins.
The RSPCA charity states that the cost of living crisis and a rise in mental health issues are leading to a significant increase in incidents involving the rescue of large numbers of animals from single properties.
A pony named Minus tragically died after being given Nutella sandwiches and lawn clippings by people, prompting animal welfare advocates to warn against feeding animals improperly.
The 'VetMedSafety Day' information campaign, designed by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the Federation of European Veterinarians (FVE), is actively raising awareness about the safe and correct use of veterinary drugs for both animals and humans, with the participation of the National Organization for Medicines.
A new study from the University of Gothenburg indicates that global warming is increasing the frequency and spread of forest fires, causing more severe damage to plants, fungi, and animals than previously understood.
A new urban campaign in Poland, 'ZOOstaw, NIE porywaj!', aims to educate the public on responsible interaction with young wild animals, emphasizing that most do not require human intervention and improper help can cause harm.
A check by the Bulgarian Food Safety Agency (BFSA) in the Kyustendil region uncovered abuses involving non-existent animals, as inspectors, supported by police, investigated dozens of farms.
Following a death in Chikkamagaluru, the Indian state of Karnataka is considering implementing birth control measures for wild animals. The initiative aims to curb the rising number of wildlife attacks on humans.
A new study published in "Molecular Biology and Evolution" reveals that changes in animal development caused by climate change can persist for generations after the initial event. Researchers found that rising temperatures have lasting effects on offspring.
Cyprus's livestock sector continues to reel from a foot and mouth outbreak that led to the culling of over 30,000 animals, with state services now at odds over a recovery solution.
Swiss artificial intelligence technology has been developed to recognize wild animals, providing a valuable tool for biologists globally in their research and conservation efforts.
The Trinidad Express Newspapers reports on the issue of abandoned cats. The article likely discusses the welfare of these animals and the challenges faced by local communities or animal shelters.
Despite a government directive to provide shelter by early March, several Montenegrin cities continue to send abandoned animals to the Administration for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions in Spuž.
Employees of Kampinos National Park in Poland have issued an appeal for tourists to maintain a minimum distance of 50 meters from wild animals. They noted a dangerous trend of visitors approaching animals too closely for photos.
A study of 85 adult sharks of five different species in the Bahamas revealed traces of cocaine, caffeine, and painkillers in the blood serum of 28 animals from three species.
Two men in Germany found a bottle labeled 'Polonium-210', a highly radioactive and potentially deadly substance, while searching for Easter eggs in a garden in Vaihingen.
Scientists have made several new discoveries, including insights into Neanderthal survival, evidence of female gladiators fighting wild animals in Ancient Rome, and the impact of compliant artificial intelligence on human morality. Research also indicates that zero-gravity hinders normal embryo development.
A public consultation by the Bank of England revealed that people prefer animals and plants to illustrate new banknotes, significantly outvoting politicians, historical figures, and sports personalities.
April 4th marks a day highlighting the hundreds of thousands of abandoned animals in Romania, underscoring the failure of a system that receives millions of euros annually. The article discusses the common ground between animal lovers and those who do not care for them.
A teacher at Joy Farm is demonstrating ecological interaction by converting waste materials into renewable energy sources. This initiative highlights the benefits of mutualism between plants and animals in sustainable practices.
An article from Malaysia discusses the broader implications of a Malayan tapir's death, emphasizing the importance of conserving the country's recognizable forest animals.
Two sheepdogs were dramatically rescued from a rocky spot in the Olýnthios riverbed in Halkidiki, Greece, after heavy rainfall caused a sudden rise in water levels, trapping the animals.
In Bijelo Polje, Montenegro, a parent intervened to prevent an incident involving aggressive dogs in a schoolyard, prompting calls for the immediate removal of the animals.
A German commentary piece explores the deep connection humans feel with marine mammals like whales, as well as with wolves. The article delves into the shared aspects and perceptions between humans and these wild animals.
A vast collection of well-preserved fossils discovered in China is providing groundbreaking insights into the evolution of early complex animals, challenging previous assumptions about the sudden flourishing of life on Earth.
A woman in Kyiv is facing animal cruelty charges after keeping a wolf, a fox, and dogs in her apartment, filming them in unsuitable conditions, and being attacked by one of the animals.
A premium article from Die Presse titled 'Rabbits in the Home Office' suggests a lighthearted or satirical take on remote work, possibly involving animals.
Wild animals such as leopards, bears, and foxes are increasingly being observed in urban areas worldwide, driven by a search for food and leading to numerous viral videos.
Farmers in Russia are protesting the mass slaughter and burning of livestock, with some animals reportedly burned alive, and documents suggesting the events are more extensive than just animal disease control.
Marko Kovačević, the Mayor of Nikšić, has expressed strong opposition to the construction of a facility for destroying infected animals. He stated that he would utilize all legal mechanisms to prevent its establishment.
Public engagement with two wild animals, a whale and a wolf, is prompting reflection on the ambivalent relationship between humans and nature, where animals are sometimes seen as fellow creatures and other times as livestock.
The first birth of a sperm whale has been captured on video, offering unprecedented insights into the social cohesion and communication of these marine animals, with footage revealing the dramatic moment of birth and other females assisting the mother and newborn.
Authorities in Enugu, Nigeria, have issued a high alert following a rabies outbreak, urging pet owners to vaccinate their animals and prevent them from roaming freely.
Hungarian artist Imre Bukta, known for rural humor, is following up his previous large exhibition with a more intimate one titled "Lost Rural Animals," featuring depictions of pigs, ducks, geese, lambs, and storks.
A half-blind, 12-year-old New Mexico dog named Honey is being celebrated as a 'bear slayer' after she bravely fended off an ursine intruder at her family's home, protecting her family and other animals.
The New World screwworm (Cochliomyia hominivorax), a dangerous flesh-eating fly that lays eggs in open wounds of warm-blooded animals, is reportedly making its way towards the United States.
Research on cloned mice indicates that bringing back extinct animals through cloning may be challenging, as the 58th generation of cloned mice died almost immediately due to mutations.
Portugal's Minister of Agriculture stated that authorities "must be implacable" with animal mistreatment, emphasizing that most farmers aim to ensure the best conditions for their animals.
Seoul will begin a spring rabies vaccination campaign for pets, offering subsidized shots for up to 50,000 animals at 10,000 won each to prevent the spread of the deadly virus.
A rare white camel calf has been born in Nīca parish, Latvia, marking a special event as two camel calves have been born in Latvian zoos this year, which is unusual for animals in captivity.
A Danish hunting dog is suspected of having been infected with bird flu, raising concerns about potential transmission to other animals. Investigations are underway to confirm the infection and assess the risk.
A massive "island" of plastic in the Pacific Ocean, known as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, has transformed into a natural habitat supporting 46 species of invertebrate animals, a result of marine currents and human pollution.
Green Action and Friends of Animals held a protest in front of the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Green Transition, demanding the rejection of plans for 24 farm and slaughterhouse projects by two investors across three counties.
Volunteers are actively engaged in cleaning up animals affected by an oil spill in the Black Sea. Their efforts are crucial for mitigating the environmental damage and saving wildlife.
Tonje Utsi is battling to keep her family's reindeer herd, which she inherited after the deaths of her father and brother, facing the difficult prospect of having to slaughter the animals.
A new law has been introduced in Wallonia, southern Belgium, to regulate the use of automatic lawnmowers, aiming to protect nocturnal animals such as hedgehogs.
The largest animal welfare organization in the UK recently removed 87 dogs from a home in England that housed 250 dogs, an incident that has sparked public outrage and prompted the organization to publicly defend itself.
A South Korean appellate court has given a suspended prison sentence to a woman in her 40s who confined dozens of pet dogs in her home without food or water, resulting in the deaths of two animals.
Serbia marked World Day of Abandoned Animals with disappointing results, highlighting a continued lack of systemic changes in animal welfare despite ongoing issues.
The Uttarakhand High Court has issued a three-week ultimatum regarding the safety of pilgrims and animals for the Char Dham Yatra 2026, demanding improved measures.
City services in Warsaw's Bemowo district euthanized four adult wild boars and 12 piglets in a playground, reportedly in front of residents and children. Locals expressed outrage, claiming the animals posed no threat.
Ahead of its April 14 opening, the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway has recorded its first wildlife movement through a critical underpass, designed to facilitate safe passage for animals.
Rūta Lukoševičiūtė is starting over after a devastating accident where all her animals perished in a fire, as spring encourages more people to engage with nature and gardening.
A new study investigates the risks of spillover diseases from the trade of wild animals, such as pangolins and giant rats, sold for food and traditional medicine, highlighting potential dangers to human health.
A survey of supervising veterinarians in Lapland revealed frequent issues at dog sledding companies, including dogs kept on excessively short chains and underweight animals, raising concerns about animal welfare.
Polish authorities at Chopin Airport intercepted a shipment from Indonesia containing over a thousand live corals, marking the largest attempted smuggling of these organisms in Poland's history. The animals were transferred to the Orientarium in Łódź.
The Philippine Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) has criticized the Diocese of Kalookan's recent apology, stating that it failed to address the core issue of how animals were treated in a specific incident.
A team of Chinese scientists has successfully introduced plant-based, light-activated nanoparticles into animal cells, enabling photosynthesis to improve the health and lifespan of sick rats and rabbits.
Hundreds of pets belonging to Ukrainian refugees have arrived in Finland, leading to difficult situations with veterinarians and animal welfare authorities, with some animals reportedly euthanized against their owners' wishes.
Magawa, a hero rat credited with sniffing out over 100 landmines, has been honored with a giant statue. The rat was celebrated for its life-saving work by Apopo, a nonprofit that trains animals for mine detection, with a statue over two meters tall.
The 'Animals of Lisbon' project is researching the presence of non-human animals in Lisbon's history and landscape from the 12th to the 18th century, inviting public participation via mobile phones.
Authorities in Greece have stepped up livestock checks in preparation for Easter celebrations, responding to an ongoing pox epidemic affecting animals.
Farmers in Cyprus are calling for immediate compensation and solutions to replace over 30,000 animals lost to culling, expressing distress over the destruction.
Drivers in Vilnius spotted two rabbits on the road, prompting specialists to warn about the increased presence of wild animals on roads, especially before Easter.
The Czech state plans to allocate tens of millions of crowns for the construction of new rescue centers for large predators across the country. These centers will provide care for injured animals and those kept in unsuitable conditions by private owners.
Several Montenegrin cities are still sending abandoned animals to the Spuž prison, despite a government directive requesting them to provide alternative shelter by early March.
German mayors are advocating for a nationwide ban on the night-time use of robot lawnmowers, citing concerns that their blades pose a threat to hedgehogs and other small nocturnal animals.
Researchers in Innsbruck are investigating how animals are portrayed in educational materials, noting that these depictions are often one-sided and heavily influenced by human perspectives.
On World Abandoned Animals Day, data from the 'State of Pet Homelessness Project' reveals that an estimated 362 million dogs and cats worldwide, or one in three, live on the streets or in shelters, often in poor conditions.
According to Variety, Disney+ is planning a television series based on the multi-book science fiction series 'Animorphs,' which features young characters with the ability to transform into animals.
Russia launched an extensive missile and drone attack across Ukraine, with a significant focus on the Kyiv region, resulting in at least one fatality and widespread power outages. The assault involved nearly 500 drones and missiles, prompting Poland to scramble fighter jets.
A Rolling Stone article explores the idea that animals are "crashing out" and struggling to adapt to the pressures of late-stage capitalism and modern human society. The piece questions humanity's role in these challenges faced by the animal kingdom.
Joković stated that claims of a plant for destroying 'infected animals' are false and harmful, emphasizing that the facility is for the safe and harmless disposal of risky animal by-products.
An investigation is ongoing into the mass deaths of animals at Palić Zoo, with employees accusing management and veterinarians of neglect. The SSP party claims that zookeepers who criticized the administration are now facing retaliation.
The Malmel rabbit rescue center houses countless rabbits that are given away after holidays. The head of the animal shelter warns against giving animals as Easter gifts.
Brazil has become another country to adopt a law authorizing joint custody of pets after divorce, allowing separating couples to share responsibility for their animals.
The Bank of England announced that the next series of UK banknotes will feature images of animals, shifting away from historical figures like William Shakespeare and Winston Churchill.
COSMOS Insurance, in partnership with the Municipality of Nicosia, has introduced a new initiative focused on the care and protection of stray animals in the region.
Police are searching for a 55-year-old architect and property developer who secretly operated an illegal rooftop farm with 61 animals on a building in central Athens for five years.
Reports indicate that the Kremlin may have facilitated the relocation of former Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl to Russia, where she stated she and her animals were 'received like close relatives'.
An architect has been charged after an illegal farm with various animals was discovered on the 16th floor of a building in Ampelokipi, Athens, which also houses the Hellenic Food Authority (EFET).
A major UK bank has issued a warning following a significant increase in reports of pet scams, which have involved various animals including desirable breeds of cats and dogs.
The first case of sheep and goat pox has been detected in a farm with approximately 200 animals in Perachori, southern Ithaca, causing significant concern among the local livestock community ahead of Easter.
An unprecedented case of illegal animal breeding was uncovered on the 16th floor of an apartment building in Ampelokipi, Athens, prompting the Municipality of Athens to intervene and remove the animals.
The exhibition 'Multispezies Member Club' at Museum Giersch presents a challenging yet rewarding concept of humans, animals, plants, and fungi as equal members, offering visitors a utopian experience.
A five-year study by the Finnish Environment Institute reveals a significant amount of plastic waste in cormorant nests, while a fallow deer was observed with a ball net in its antlers, highlighting how animals ingeniously adapt to littering.
A Nigerian professor advocates for the strict enforcement of animal cruelty laws, urging an end to the killing of animals based on superstition and fear to protect the ecosystem.
An article explores the top 10 most dangerous animals globally, challenging common assumptions about which animal is responsible for the highest number of human deaths each year.
An unusually high number of marine mammals, including dolphins and a beluga, have washed ashore in the Netherlands over four months, prompting an investigation into the cause.
The Riyaset of the Islamic Community and federal institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina have announced increased veterinary controls. This measure is being implemented ahead of Eid al-Adha to ensure the health and safety of animals designated for sacrifice during the holiday.
US researchers have proposed an explanation for why various animals, such as crickets and fireflies, produce signals at approximately two Hertz, or 120 beats per minute, suggesting a universal rhythm in nature.
Elementary school students in the Podkrkonoší region of the Czech Republic are exchanging classrooms for rare mountain meadows, using rakes to help restore unique botanical sites with endangered plants and animals.
Nobel laureate in Physics, Michel Mayor, discusses his views on humanity's eventual extinction and expresses his hope for the discovery of the first exoplanet with life.
Polish PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński discussed the issue of wild boars in cities during a parliamentary session, recounting his past experiences with the animals and demonstrating their sounds.
A new study suggests that the global trade in wildlife, particularly live animal markets and illegal sales, significantly increases the risk of diseases spilling over from animals to humans.
Drivers in Lithuania are facing a growing number of collisions with wild animals such as moose, deer, and boars, leading to increased costs for vehicle repairs, according to insurance data.
Wildlife SOS has secured 31 open wells in Junnar, India, as part of ongoing efforts to prevent accidents involving both humans and animals. The organization is scaling up its initiatives to enhance safety in the region.
Skirmantas Tumelis writes an opinion piece discussing the concept of "Zookracy" in Lithuanian politics, drawing parallels to Aristotle's definition of humans as political animals.
A recently analyzed 436-million-year-old fish fossil is challenging and rewriting the established narrative of how vertebrates evolved. This significant discovery provides new insights into the early development of backboned animals.
The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has issued a public health warning following an incident in Thika where residents killed and butchered a hyena. The warning aims to address potential health risks associated with handling wild animals.
A new book aims to give a voice to those who cannot be understood by humans, focusing on the exploitation of animals. The publication delves into the systemic issues surrounding animal use.
Animal rights organization PETA staged a protest outside Hong Kong Technology Venture Company (HKTV) headquarters, condemning the company's alleged years of "horrific experiments" involving animals.
A dog named Jon has been observed assisting traffic police, lending a paw to their efforts. This unusual partnership highlights the role of animals in community support.
A F.A.Z. podcast explores the fundamental question of the relationship between humans and wild animals, using the examples of humpback whales and wolves to discuss whether society has become more sensitive.
Residents in Wallonia, Belgium, are now prohibited from using robot lawnmowers at night to protect hedgehogs and other nocturnal animals. Calls for similar bans are growing in Germany and the Netherlands.
A study has documented wild animals utilizing underpasses along India's Delhi-Dehradun expressway, which features the country's longest wildlife corridor and dedicated crossings.
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Researchers have for the first time documented the splitting of a chimpanzee group, a process that led to the deaths of 28 animals. The study detailing this violent event was published in the scientific journal Science.
Amid efforts to revive relations between India and Bangladesh, an unusual proposal from Indian authorities suggests using animals to block borders as a method to prevent illegal immigration, highlighting ongoing tensions.
Two animal welfare associations in Satakunta, Finland, were surprised by the generosity of donors, quickly raising a total of 70,000 euros for animals.
Authorities across Japan are implementing measures to prepare for increased bear sightings as the animals emerge from hibernation, following an incident in Koriyama, Fukushima, where a bear was culled near a highway.
Renowned and upcoming artists, including The Last Dinner Party and Glass Animals, are contributing unique designs for 700 vinyl records to be auctioned in 2026 for the War Child charity.
Hundreds of dogs, rescued from a breeder's home in a neglected state, are now recovering and looking much cleaner after intervention by the RSPCA. More than 250 animals were found in filthy conditions.
After a long winter, many cows are expressing pure joy as they are released back into their pastures for the grazing season, with farmers reporting on their animals' happiness.
A Czech biologist, Pergl, notes that public reaction to invasive species like the Asian hornet is commendable, contrasting it with the general lack of response to over 1,500 non-native plants and hundreds of non-native animals recorded in the Czech Republic.
A new animal shelter, capable of housing 200 abandoned animals and valued at 2.4 million euros, has opened in Zadar, Croatia, aiming to provide modern care and facilitate adoptions.
Meditation teacher Ramiro Calle, known for his expertise in yoga and love for animals, describes cats as 'natural yogis' who can enter states of ecstasy and relax like no one else.
German pet supply retailer Fressnapf is pushing into city centers, seeing growth potential despite increasing competition, particularly through catering to small or older animals.
Specialists are cautioning the public against feeding wild boars, emphasizing that they are unpredictable animals despite appearing tame. Incidents of boars approaching humans for food, left near schools and bird feeders, highlight the dangers of such interactions.
Ukrainian forces reportedly utilized an unmanned aerial system (drone) to transport a cat and a dog away from the war's front line. The rescue effort was confirmed by the Ukrainian organization UAnimals.
Since 2021, Czech municipalities with extended powers can apply for state reimbursement for the costs of providing substitute care for abused animals. The amount reimbursed has reached nearly 20 million CZK for 24 municipalities and continues to rise annually.
A forum piece in The Straits Times argues for the implementation of stricter pet grooming standards under Singapore's revised animal welfare code to ensure better treatment of animals.
Lithuania's 2025-2026 wolf hunting season has concluded, with a total of 275 wolves hunted, falling 32 animals short of the established limit, according to the Ministry of Environment.
Young residents in Pune are increasingly frequenting pet cafés, finding that interacting with animals helps them absorb negativity and cope with stress. These establishments offer a unique form of emotional support and relaxation.
An Instagram page created by a Budapest-based artist from Transylvania features Hungarian public figures, including Viktor Orbán, depicted as animals with their well-known voices and quotes.
Dyreparken zoo is taking precautions by keeping dangerous predators indoors due to storm "Dave." Officials fear that falling trees could damage enclosures, potentially allowing animals to escape.
The Straits Times sheds light on pet dementia, discussing its symptoms and offering advice to pet owners on how to manage and care for animals affected by the condition.
A Danish family has restored Pūņu manor in Kazdanga parish, Latvia, and opened a zoo, which is now entering its second season. The zoo is celebrating the birth of several new animals.
The Attica Region, in collaboration with the Ministry of Interior, is conducting an awareness campaign titled "Adopt a Hug" to highlight the importance of protecting and caring for stray animals on World Stray Animals Day.
A new wave of massive Russian air attacks across Ukraine during daylight hours has resulted in at least 10 deaths, according to Kyiv, which condemned the escalation. Moscow has also rejected a proposed energy truce for the Easter period.
Miloš and Marija have dedicated over 15 years to helping abandoned dogs in Serbia, highlighting the critical need for more volunteers, food, and medicine to address the widespread issue of stray animals.
Young people successfully rescued stranded dolphins in Sant Feliu de Guíxols, an operation supported by the Foundation for the Conservation and Recovery of Marine Animals.
Environmental experts warn that fast speedboats, often exceeding legal limits, are the biggest threat to turtles in Montenegro's Boka Bay, as the animals are vulnerable when surfacing to breathe.
The Bombay High Court has stated that it is the state's duty to protect animals, as well as to protect citizens from those animals, balancing the welfare of both.
China's most popular online streaming platform, Tencent Video, has launched a new channel specifically designed to keep pets company or be watched by animals and humans together.
Margit König, known as the 'Painter of Schönbrunn,' has spent 35 years sketching and painting animals directly at Tiergarten Schönbrunn, with a jubilee exhibition currently displayed in the Elephant House.
Following reports of birds dying from gunshots near the Ujście Warty National Park, Poland's Ministry of Climate and Environment plans to establish a no-hunting zone in half of the park's buffer area to protect game animals.
A photo report from the Zagreb Zoo shows monkeys moving on ropes and branches, and an antelope with its young, all appearing sluggish on a dull, overcast day.
Algeria has officially expressed its intention to import over one million sheep from Romania by 2027, with exports set to include both live animals and, for the first time, sheep meat.
A representative of the animals' owner responds to reports concerning the animals found on a rooftop in Ampelokipoi. As he clarifies, the animals were in a private space and under...
TV veterinarian Doris Schretzmayer shares insights into working with animals on television sets, including how to cast cows and prepare cats for filming.
The NGO 'Prijatelji životinja Podgorica' (Friends of Animals Podgorica) is launching a humanitarian campaign titled 'Our Little Means a Lot to Them' to seek help for abandoned animals from compassionate individuals and socially responsible organizations.
New analyses of the Shroud of Turin have uncovered DNA from various sources, including plants, animals, fish, and even individuals of Indian descent, further deepening the mystery surrounding the relic.
New DNA research on the Shroud of Turin has revealed the presence of genetic material from humans, animals, and plants, complicating its history and suggesting it was intensively used and moved over centuries. Earlier findings indicated approximately 40 percent of human DNA on the relic originated from Indian lineages.
A narrative alleging that schools are placing litter boxes in bathrooms for students identifying as animals has appeared in Portugal, though it lacks supporting evidence and originated in North America in 2021.
The U.S. government is considering using 'national security' as a justification to exempt the oil industry from protecting endangered Gulf animals, a move that would be unprecedented for the 'God Squad' committee.