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Why some kākāpō chicks will grow up without names
New Zealand’s kākāpō population reached 325 in 2026. Meet Sirocco, hear the remarkable courtship calls and discover why some chicks…
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Tessa’s giraffe birth watch has a new indoor camera link
Cincinnati Zoo has changed Tessa’s indoor camera link. Here’s where to follow the birth watch and how researchers and volunteers…
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Meet Mantayo, the orphaned polar bear growing up in Winnipeg
Rescued near Churchill after his mother died, Mantayo is settling into Assiniboine Park Zoo. His new name honors his northern…
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Trump shared a fatal tiger attack. His AI video showed a different ending
A family’s plea for privacy, a real tiger attack, and an AI-generated encounter became linked through Trump’s social posts. Here’s…
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What must investigators establish after William Chapman entered a tiger enclosure?
William Chapman’s death at Yorkshire Wildlife Park raises a difficult question: what did UK zoo-safety rules require before a visitor…
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Why Altai won’t be euthanized after the Yorkshire Wildlife Park death
Why Altai remains alive after the fatal Yorkshire Wildlife Park incident, and what investigators still need to establish.
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Man dies after entering tiger enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park; animal unharmed
A man died after entering a tiger enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park on October 10, 2026. Police confirmed the tiger…
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10 wildlife crossings built to give animals a safer way through
Forested bridges, panther underpasses and railway openings are changing the options available to wildlife. Ten North American projects show what…
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The jaguarundi hunts in daylight and looks like an otter
With an otter-like outline and a preference for daylight, the jaguarundi stands apart from many wild cats. Research into its…
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