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A microchip may be small, but it can make a big difference when it comes to reuniting lost pets with their owners. Monash Council is partnering with Animal Aid offering two low-cost microchipping sessions this November, giving residents an affordable…
A group has formed in East Kent to help pigeons suffering from a problem that can irreparably damage their feet. Stringfoot happens to nest-building pigeons whose feet have become entangled with foreign matter discarded by the human population of towns…
AN XL Bully will be put down after biting his owner’s brother while the two brawled in a garden. The dog, called Renzo, has been in police kennels since the incident in Harlow, Essex, in April, but magistrates ruled there…
The destruction of natural habitats brings humans into closer contact with wild animals, such as bats, which may lead to future outbreaks of zoonotic diseases – those of animal origin. When natural habitats are destroyed, animals like bats need to find…
Published 21 Oct 2026, 11:48 UTC Deep-sea fish, crustaceans, and squid declined about 60% and show little recovery after 16 years. Study used long-term sampling across Gulf, combining net samples, acoustic surveys, and genetic analyses. Where the coverage agrees Directory totals describe our source library,…
The first time you see one, you can only shout for glee and excitement. At the sight of the small fat darting shape flying surprisingly fast, with a massive multi-coloured beak and a look of amusement in its curling eye,…
Water twisted unhurriedly through the land, splayed into various branches that rejoined to form pools behind mounds of piled sticks. Young willows stretched from the bank across an expanse roughly the length of a football field, fed from moisture below.
And those populations haven’t come close to recovering, the study found. Researchers focused on the ocean’s “twilight zone,” a vast area above the seafloor, where much of the surface marine life, including dolphins and whales, feast on creatures. Yet little…
The extinct, rare tiger head. (Tom Wren via SWNS) An extremely rare extinct tiger head has been found hidden under a bed - just weeks after the "only one in existence" sold for $80,520. The thylacine - also known as the Tasmanian tiger…
A vet has light-heartedly disclosed which dog breed he regards as the most "mentally unstable" - and it turns out to be an incredibly popular pick amongst families and pet owners of every age. Millions of people across the globe own…