Critically endangered mountain bongos have been flown from the Czech Republic to Kenya in a conservation effort to boost the species' breeding program. This repatriation marks a historic homecoming for the antelopes after years in a Czech zoo.
An unprecedented crime has occurred in Japan, where a worker confessed to police that he threw his wife's body into a zoo incinerator, prompting a police investigation.
Malaysia's Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability Minister has called for the return of three Malaysian elephants from Osaka, Japan, to Zoo Taiping and Night Safari, citing growing climate and welfare concerns.
With Mother's Day approaching on the first Sunday of May, various suggestions are offered for celebrations, ranging from spa treatments and theater visits to vineyard tours and zoo outings.
Tallinn Zoo is making preparations to reintroduce garden dormice into the wild in Estonia, marking their return after a 40-year absence from the country's natural habitats.
South Korea is moving to tighten oversight of its zoos following a recent wolf escape, prompting a broader discussion about the role and safety standards of such facilities. The incident has highlighted concerns regarding animal welfare and public safety.
London Zoo has received a mysterious £20 million donation, which will be used to construct a new state-of-the-art animal hospital. The new facility is designed to allow visitors to observe veterinary procedures.
Deloitte and Zoom have announced reductions to their paid parental leave and other employee benefits, effective next year, a move experts suggest could negatively impact the companies long-term.
An article explores the evolution of animal imagery, tracing its representation from mythical figures like Anubis to zoological subjects, and discussing the impact of this historical shift.
The Chisinau Zoo has launched an internal investigation following an incident where a 6-year-old child was injured by a falling tree during adverse weather conditions. The zoo administration confirmed the event and urged visitors to assess weather conditions.
Timber and Thorn, two orphaned bears rescued in Alaska, took their first bath of the season at the Oregon Zoo, showing signs of recovery after months of winter lethargy.
A 6-year-old child was severely injured when a tree fell on him at the Chisinau zoo and has been hospitalized in serious condition. Police reported the incident occurred on April 26 while the boy was with his father.
China has announced it will send two giant pandas to Zoo Atlanta in the U.S. as part of a new conservation pact, marking the return of giant pandas to the East Coast city.
Ljubljana police officers apprehended three individuals on Friday evening at a parking lot near the city's zoo. The suspects had previously broken into one vehicle, stealing a handbag, and attempted to break into a second car.
San Francisco experienced two tremors that shook the city, with residents near the SF Zoo reporting a "sharp shock." The earthquakes caused concern among locals.
Samu, a baby elephant at the Budapest Zoo, celebrated his fifth birthday with a special cake. The zoo marked the occasion for the popular young elephant.
China has confirmed it is sending two giant pandas to Zoo Atlanta as part of a new 10-year conservation agreement, continuing its 'panda bond' diplomacy with the United States.
US Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth stated that the naval blockade of Iranian ports has taken on global dimensions and urged European nations to contribute to efforts in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran is accused of continuing to lay mines in the strait, while the US considers attacks on Iranian defenses in the area.
A man was arrested in Korea for generating a fake wolf photo, which authorities had initially shared during a widely publicized search for a wolf that escaped from a Daejeon zoo.
A video of a woman bringing her dog to a zoo has gone viral, igniting an online debate about the potential stress on zoo animals and the general appropriateness of allowing pets into such facilities.
A narrative piece imagines the life of a 175-year-old Galapagos tortoise named Harriet, depicting her interaction with a newly arrived baby monkey at a zoo.
Oppo has launched its new flagship smartphone, the Find X9 Ultra, in Spain, featuring a dual 200 MP sensor, a 7,050 mAh silicon-carbon battery, and a professional camera accessory kit.
Tesla reported first-quarter earnings that surpassed analyst expectations, leading to a surge in its stock price. The automaker attributed its strong performance to increased deliveries and a rebound in demand for electric vehicles, alongside a pivot towards AI and robotics.
Desmond Morris, the multi-talented zoologist, painter, and television producer who sought to humble humanity, has passed away. He was widely known for his influential book 'The Naked Ape'.
A bear cub, separated from its mother and siblings near Ružomberok, Slovakia, after they fled from cyclists, has found a new home at the Bojnice Castle Zoo.
A bear cub was found tangled and nearly suffocated in a net on a cycling path near Ružomberok. After intervention by the FATRA team and transfer to a rescue station, it found a new home at Bojnice Zoo.
The Berlin Zoo has introduced specialized tours designed to bring joy and engagement to people living with dementia. This initiative aims to provide a unique and beneficial experience for this demographic.
The Liberec Zoo will see its last elephant, 42-year-old Bala, depart after 13 years, ending a 70-year tradition of elephant keeping at the facility, partly due to the unsuitable condition of the pavilion.
Zoologist Desmond Morris highlighted the perspective that humans are fundamentally apes, emphasizing their biological and behavioral similarities. His work often focused on human ethology and evolutionary psychology.
Skansen, the open-air museum and zoo located on Djurgården in Stockholm, was forced to close its doors due to a widespread power outage affecting the area. The closure impacted visitors and operations at the popular attraction.
Desmond Morris, the renowned British zoologist, author, and television presenter best known for his influential book "The Naked Ape," has passed away at the age of 98. His work explored human behavior from an evolutionary perspective, inspiring and sometimes scandalizing readers.
After thirty years as a zoo director, László Gajdos, head of the Nyíregyháza Animal Park, will become Hungary's environmental minister, having accepted an offer from the Tisza party.
A confiscated marmoset has successfully acclimated to the Budapest Zoo, forming an unusual bond by cuddling and sleeping with anteaters. The small primate was observed embracing its much larger companions, showcasing a heartwarming integration.
Sam Altman's "World" verification project is designed to help users on platforms such as Tinder and Zoom differentiate between human users and bots, enhancing online authenticity.
Activists in the Netherlands are pushing for the removal of a statue of Jan Pieterszoon Coen, questioning whether it will be moved to a museum after the formation of a new government.
The National Zoo in Washington D.C. is celebrating the birth of Linh Mai, an Asian elephant calf, marking the first such birth in 25 years, which is crucial for the endangered species despite the mother's rejection.
Tinder and Zoom are implementing eye-scanning technology to verify users' humanity, aiming to combat the proliferation of AI-generated fake accounts and malicious scams on their platforms.
Around 100 volunteers in Estonia, working with zoologists, found 280 bats in home cellars, setting a new monitoring record. This effort followed a year where many bats died in South Estonian caves due to severe cold.
The historic holy spring of Panagia Baloukliotissa (Zoodochos Pigi) in Constantinople, located outside the western gate of Silivria, is the focus of today's religious celebration.
The British trio The Wave Pictures performed a 'wonderful patchwork' concert at Zoom in Frankfurt, demonstrating how minimalist rumble-rock and virtuosity can perfectly complement each other, bringing joy to the audience.
Raccoons, captured in the wild near Ócsa, have been introduced to Szeged Wildlife Park in Hungary. The zoo announced the arrival of the mammals, which are native to North and Central America.
Austrian activists attempted to enter a zoo to retrieve a bear named Tim, but the zoo owner successfully prevented their entry. Their efforts to remove the animal were thwarted.
The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) has stated that drivers who zoom to the end of a lane before merging at orange barrels are performing the correct "zipper merge" technique.
A critically endangered Borneo orangutan has been born at the Madrid Zoo, marking a significant event for conservation efforts. The birth of the infant orangutan contributes to the species' survival.
The world's oldest gorilla, who arrived at the Berlin Zoo in 1959 and became a mother and grandmother there, has celebrated her 69th birthday, despite having weaker eyesight and arthritis.
Fatou, recognized as the world's oldest gorilla, celebrated her 69th birthday at the Berlin Zoo. The elderly, toothless gorilla enjoyed a birthday feast of vegetables and fruit.
An area of over five hectares near Belgrade, once a landfill, has been transformed into a natural paradise featuring lakes, a small zoo, two islands, and a cafe.
Fatou, recognized as the world's oldest gorilla, celebrated her 69th birthday at the Berlin Zoo. Known for her dignified manner, she is a beloved and long-standing resident of the zoo.
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.
A wolf that escaped from a South Korean zoo five days ago has been spotted, prompting authorities to launch a capture operation. Efforts are currently underway to safely retrieve the animal.
Ambasador, a two-year-old Ussuri tiger from Münster Zoo in Germany, has arrived at Zlín Zoo to become the new partner for the resident tigress, Samba, described by keepers as impressive and beautiful.
A three-member household in Belgrade's Ledine neighborhood is struggling with an inexplicably high water bill, questioning how they could have used 114 cubic meters of water.
Wall Street analysts are expressing strong optimism regarding leading technology stocks, with specific bullish sentiment noted for companies like Zoom Video Communications and CrowdStrike Holdings.
A social media post showing a visibly underweight Malayan tiger in a Japanese zoo has gone viral, renewing concerns over the welfare of Malaysian animals held abroad.
Indonesia's Surabaya Zoo will lend a pair of Komodo dragons to a Japanese zoo, while receiving red pandas, giraffes, Aldabra giant tortoises, and Japanese macaques from iZoo in Shizuoka Prefecture in return.
Anant Ambani, the son of an Indian billionaire, has offered to house Pablo Escobar's approximately 80 hippos at his private zoo in India. This offer aims to save the animals from potential culling in Colombia, where their uncontrolled population poses an ecological threat.
The Zoological Society of London (ZSL) marks its 200th anniversary, reflecting on its extensive contributions to conservation, inspiring artists, and its role in the world since 1826.
Critically endangered antelopes have been transported from a Czech Republic zoo to Kenya, marking a significant effort to reintroduce the species to its native habitat. This event is being celebrated as a 'historic homecoming' for the animals.
A parent shares their profound emotional reaction, stating that the thought of seeing their son Maks again brings tears to their eyes, describing his return as a 'gift from God.'
China Daily reports that the UK is being advised to prepare a strong trade response, dubbed a 'trade bazooka,' in anticipation of potential tariff threats from the United States.
Ghana's Parliamentary Select Committee on Sanitation and Water Resources has discovered that Zoomlion Ghana Limited has been operating nine extra waste containers for free in the Cape Coast Metropolitan Assembly for a year.
An internal investigation has been launched at a zoo after a tree fell on a child, while in a separate incident, an 85-year-old man died after being struck by a falling tree.
A six-year-old child is in serious condition in intensive care after a tree fell on them at the Chisinau Zoo on April 26. Doctors report the patient's condition remains critical following the incident.
British business leaders are calling on the government to develop an EU-style 'trade bazooka' to safeguard the UK's economic interests in anticipation of potential tariffs from a future Trump administration.
Multiple incidents across different regions have resulted in serious injuries, including a six-year-old child hit by a falling tree at a zoo, another child severely hurt by a collapsing railing, and a man gravely injured by a falling roof amidst strong winds. These separate accidents highlight various dangers leading to severe harm.
Four rare aardwolf pups were born in a Czech zoo earlier this month. This species is known to be very difficult to breed outside its natural habitat, making the birth a significant event.
Nine sculptures created from prehistoric fossils are at the heart of the exhibition Relics, open to the public from April 17, in the capital of the Netherlands.
An intoxicated IndiGo passenger was deboarded and apprehended at Hyderabad airport after allegedly filming female cabin crew inappropriately and harassing a co-passenger on a flight to Udaipur. The businessman reportedly ignored warnings before being removed.
Petr Popelka, chief conductor of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra, invited guests to the Musikverein's Glass Hall for an informal introduction to significant music beyond popular hits.
Two giant pandas, Ping Ping (male) and Fu Shuang (female), from China are set to arrive at Zoo Atlanta as part of a new 10-year conservation deal. The China Wildlife Conservation Association announced the move.
The Assin Fosu Municipal Assembly has lauded Zoomlion Ghana Limited for its effective waste collection services in the municipality, though it also expressed concerns regarding recent deficiencies in the company's disinfection efforts.
Contrary to predictions, Generation Z is becoming the most frequent group of cinemagoers, challenging fears about the decline of the big screen experience.
An emotional scene unfolded at BIOPARC Fuengirola with the birth of a critically endangered Bornean orangutan, showing the mother tightly holding her newborn.
The Exotarium at Frankfurt Zoo has opened a new mangrove landscape exhibit, providing a unique habitat for species like archerfish and mudskippers and serving an educational purpose.
The Belgrade Zoo is celebrating the birth of a baby Bactrian camel, marking the first camel birth at the institution in 35 years. The new arrival, whose gender is yet to be determined, is a significant event for the zoo and its conservation efforts.
Zoologists in the South Bohemian region of the Czech Republic are attaching small transmitters to gulls to monitor their movement. This project, now in its third year, aims to gather information that could help regulate gull populations.
GE Vernova's stock surged significantly, up 8-13%, following a strong quarterly performance and raised guidance. In contrast, GE Aerospace saw its stock decline by 5% on the same earnings day, illustrating a split in performance for the former GE divisions.
An adorable baby Bornean orangutan has been born in Madrid, a significant event given that only an estimated 100,000 of the species remain in the wild. This birth contributes to conservation efforts for the endangered primate.
The Berlin Zoo has introduced special tours tailored for individuals with dementia, aiming to provide joy and respite. These initiatives are designed to be accessible and beneficial for visitors living with the condition.
Prague Zoo is returning to normal operations after more than two months of closures due to bird flu, which had led to the temporary shutdown of some aviaries and the death of several bird species since February.
A six-week-old monkey named Yuji, rejected by its mother at a Mexican zoo, is being cared for by veterinarians and has found solace in a plush toy that serves as a surrogate mother.
A driving instructor in Bergen op Zoom, Netherlands, lost his license after instructing his student to accelerate as fast as possible, leading to the car being caught by a speed camera.
The Lithuanian Zoo has become a full member of the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (EAZA), signifying significant international recognition and adherence to high standards after more than a decade.
An escaped wolf in South Korea has unexpectedly become a local celebrity, inspiring various merchandise and even a zoo vlog. Its newfound fame highlights an unusual public reaction to a wild animal's brief freedom.
A humpback whale, nicknamed Timmy, has repeatedly become stranded near the German coast in the shallow Baltic Sea, captivating public attention. While it has managed to free itself at times, its long-term survival remains uncertain, prompting debate among scientists and authorities.
LegalZoom and GoDaddy have announced a partnership to offer integrated business formation services, aiming to streamline the process for new entrepreneurs.
Zoological Society of London commissions poet laureate for animation to mark its 200th anniversary
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Photographer David Levene has captured the daily lives of veterinarians at London Zoo, showcasing their work in keeping diverse and sometimes dangerous animals healthy as the zoo celebrates its 200th birthday.
An elusive wolf that escaped from a South Korean zoo was recaptured after a nine-day search. The animal's return followed an intensive effort involving thermal imaging drones.
Thirteen zoos in the Netherlands are partnering on a conservation initiative in Madagascar, aiming to plant one million trees to restore rainforest habitat for endangered species.
The Zagreb Zoo is urging citizens to exercise caution and check piles of branches and leaves for hedgehogs before burning them during spring garden maintenance, as these animals frequently seek shelter there and are often harmed.
An escaped wolf named Neukgu was safely recaptured in South Korea and returned to its zoo after a nine-day search. South Koreans expressed relief following the animal's successful recovery.
Yuji, an abandoned baby monkey at the Guadalajara Zoo, has captured public attention by finding comfort in a plush toy. The heartwarming story highlights the animal's resilience.
A crocodile that was confiscated from an allotment garden in Germany has been successfully relocated to the Schönbrunn Zoo. The animal, identified as a bumpy crocodile, will now reside in the Austrian zoo.
Lin Mai, a two-month-old Asian elephant calf who was rejected by her mother and hand-reared, made her first public appearance at the National Zoo in Washington.
Nature conservationists successfully rescued an injured white-tailed eagle in Lonjsko Polje. The bird was captured and transported to the Zagreb City Zoo for care.
Austrian activists visited a private zoo in Horjul, Slovenia, attempting to take the bear Tim, the last bear in private captivity in the country. Police intervened during the incident.
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.
Visitor numbers at Byculla Zoo have reportedly increased, though the institution is still far from reaching its former glory days in terms of attendance.
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.
Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Thailand has launched a public campaign, inviting people to vote and choose a name for its newest adorable resident, a baby sloth.
Police in Hokkaido have requested an arrest warrant for an employee of Asahiyama Zoo on suspicion of body mutilation. The employee's wife is missing, and human remains were reportedly found in an incinerator at the zoo.
A veterinarian at Givskud Zoo successfully milked a hippopotamus to provide sustenance for an underweight newborn pygmy hippo. The calf, born in March, required this intervention to survive.
Bihar's cabinet has approved four significant road projects, including two scenic routes along the Ganga River, aimed at enhancing the state's transportation infrastructure.
Obi, a giraffe bull at Zoo Zürich, was euthanized following a severe leg injury. The zoo stated that Obi was an important animal for species conservation.
A zoo employee in Japan is under police investigation for allegedly disposing of his wife's body in an animal incinerator at the facility. The incident has led to the zoo in Hokkaido delaying its reopening as authorities search for remains.
A zoo employee in Japan has been accused of allegedly disposing of his wife's body by incinerating it within the zoo's facilities. Authorities are investigating the shocking incident.
Black-tailed prairie dogs have moved into their newly renovated habitat at Schönbrunn Zoo, which now features multiple levels and an extensive pre-built tunnel system for visitors to observe.
Dangerous weather swept across the US, with a tornado causing damage and injuries in a Texas city, while hail in Missouri proved fatal for a bird at a local zoo.
Anant Ambani, the son of an Indian billionaire, has offered to house Pablo Escobar's approximately 80 hippos at his private zoo in India, aiming to save the animals from potential culling in Colombia where their uncontrolled population poses an ecological threat.
A zoo employee in Hokkaido has confessed to burning his wife's body in an incinerator, leading the zoo to postpone its summer opening as it cooperates with the investigation.
China Daily reports on efforts to improve convenience, moving from distance-based services to more accessible solutions, likely through technological advancements.
Samu, a young Asian elephant, celebrated his fifth birthday at the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden. It was also announced that Samu will soon be moved to the Veszprém Zoo.
An article comparing the pros and cons of classic versus retractable dog leashes, considering pet safety and control from veterinary and zoopsychology perspectives.
Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Assemblies (MMDAs) in Ghana's Central Region are protesting the ongoing direct deductions of Zoomlion Ghana Limited's fumigation fees from the District Assemblies Common Fund.
Jens Spahn warnt davor, alles mit Milliarden-Schulden auszugleichen. Die oft kritisierte „Kommissionitis“ der Bundesregierung verteidigt der Vorsitzende der Unionsfraktion.
Basel police shared a heartwarming story of a three-year-old child who walked from the zoo to the train station, intending to continue their journey by train.
Animals at the Frankfurt Zoo are exhibiting unusual behavior, with one rhino reportedly spraying the audience. While these behaviors are natural, they occasionally cause concern for visitors and nearby residents.
Zoomlion Ghana Limited has promptly investigated and addressed sanitation issues in the Asante Akyem South Municipality following allegations raised by the Municipal Chief Executive during a parliamentary hearing.
A pair of giant pandas will depart China to reside in an American zoo, an initiative described by a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson as contributing to friendship between the two nations.
China has announced plans to send two giant pandas to the Atlanta Zoo, continuing its tradition of 'panda diplomacy' and international wildlife cooperation.
A Florida zoo is celebrating the birth of its first koala and the opening of a newly renovated habitat for these animals, which will be accessible to visitors soon.
A Japanese court has ordered Zoom to pay damages for violating a Japanese firm's trademark related to its video conferencing system logo. The ruling found Zoom liable for infringing on the existing trademark.
The Zagreb Zoo has achieved a significant milestone by successfully breeding two scimitar-horned oryx calves within a single year. This represents a major success for the conservation program of this endangered species, once extinct in the wild.
The United States has offered a $10 million reward for information leading to the leader of an Iran-backed Iraqi armed group, identified as Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada. This bounty targets the head of the Shiite militia, which Washington considers a terrorist organization.
Three wolverine cubs have been born at Korkeasaari Zoo in Helsinki, marking the first time in nearly 20 years that wolverine cubs have been present at the zoo.
An Asian elephant calf has made its first public appearance at the National Zoo in Washington D.C. The debut marks a new milestone for the zoo's elephant conservation efforts.
The Warsaw Zoo is reminding visitors about the strict ban on bringing domestic animals onto the zoo grounds, with the exception of assistance dogs, following an incident where a dog was passed over a fence.
A hotel inside a Chinese zoo is offering controversial "tiger-view rooms" with floor-to-ceiling, bulletproof windows, allowing guests to sleep next to tigers.
Kaohsiung's Shoushan Zoo is making preparations to celebrate World Book Day. The zoo is likely organizing special events or activities for the occasion.
A tiger named Miška at Norfolk Zoo underwent a CT scan, marking the first time such a procedure was used at the facility to provide veterinarians with a clearer insight into complex or long-term conditions.
Avis Budget Group (CAR) shares experienced a significant 23% surge, defying a 'Sell' recommendation from analysts. The article explores the reasons behind this unexpected stock performance.
Desmond Morris, the former BBC TV presenter, author, and zoologist, known for his popular animal programs in the latter half of the 1950s, has passed away.
A two-month-old elephant calf at the Smithsonian Zoo, Linh Mai, was rejected by its biological mother but has since bonded with another female elephant, effectively finding a 'new mother'.
The Skopje Zoo marks its centenary with plans for year-long celebrations, including the reconstruction of old animal habitats and a public campaign involving celebrities.
Fatou, believed to be the world's oldest gorilla, recently celebrated her 69th birthday at the Berlin Zoo, where despite lacking teeth and suffering from arthritis, she remains mobile and occasionally climbs, receiving a special vegetable feast instead of cake.
An analysis explains the reasons behind LegalZoom's strong stock performance during the past week. The article delves into factors contributing to its market activity.
Major tech platforms Tinder and Zoom are implementing iris-scanning technology as a 'proof of humanity' measure, aiming to combat the proliferation of fake accounts and malicious scams driven by artificial intelligence.
An escaped wolf has been successfully returned to its zoo in South Korea following a nine-day search, prompting celebrations among the public and zoo staff.
Singapore Zoo has introduced its first-ever Sri Lankan leopard cubs to the public. The debut marks a significant event for the zoo's conservation efforts.
Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton were seen together rug shopping in Los Angeles, sparking further speculation about their relationship. The outing follows previous sightings of the two celebrities.
Oscar-winning actor Tim Robbins discusses his career, how he convinced Sean Penn to return to acting, and the topic of undeserved awards in a Zoom interview from New York.
A zoologist predicts that raccoons will migrate from Lithuania into Estonia's natural environment within the next five years, making their arrival in the country inevitable.
Uganda's army leader, who is also the president's son, made unusual demands on Twitter, asking for 1 billion and the 'most beautiful bride' from Turkey.
Ozana, a 20-year-old European bison, passed away at the Zagreb Zoo after a long battle with osteoarthritis. She was a symbol of a successful conservation program for a species that was once extinct in the wild.
A new Borneo orangutan cub has been born at the Zoo Aquarium de Madrid, adding to the population of one of the planet's most endangered species. This birth is a significant event for conservation efforts.
Colombia has announced plans to cull a large number of wild hippos, descendants of those originally brought into the country by drug lord Pablo Escobar. The measure aims to control the invasive species, which is threatening local ecosystems, despite some public outcry.
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Lady Fatou, recognized by Guinness as the world's oldest living gorilla, celebrated her 69th birthday at the Berlin Zoo, where she is known as the 'grand dame'.
In Finland, over a hundred licensed old cannons, eight bazookas, and 18 grenade launchers are privately owned by individuals and museums, with one 25-year-old, Miitri Oikarinen, notably possessing a cannon in his wardrobe.
An opinion piece suggests that college students who exert minimal effort often blame higher education when they struggle to find jobs, advocating for a proactive approach, while another article highlights that a challenging entry-level job market poses a problem for everyone.
That each member of a three-person household flushes the toilet 10 times a day, bathes twice a day, showers twice a day, and that the washing machine and dishwasher are turned on twice a day...