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4Zoology is a focused search engine for zoology. Combine specialized indexes, curated sources, and AI tools to find out all about animals. Part of the 4SEARCH network of topic specific search engines.
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Dominican Republic Implements Conservation Tech at Bahía...
1+ hour, 55+ min ago (351+ words) The Dominican Republic is integrating PIT microchips and EarthRanger monitoring at Bahía de las Águilas to manage tourism growth and protect sea turtles. The Dominican Republic has launched a national pilot program at Bahía de las Águilas in Pedernales, integrating…...
New research reveals pet owners unprepared for one of the hardest decisions they may face
36+ min ago (927+ words) A nationwide survey by pet euthanasia and aftercare provider Vets at Home, conducted in conjunction with Pet Database, has exposed a major information gap around end-of-life care for pets amongst UK pet parents. Of those surveyed, only half recognised how…...
US student helps protect dolphins from human harm with science
2+ hour, 12+ min ago (87+ words) | Dolphins face risks from nets, boat propellers | Inshorts Inshorts US student helps protect dolphins from human harm with science Ishanvi Sakharpe, a student from US' Virginia, is helping protect dolphins from harm caused by humans using science and technology. Sakharpe,…...
Sea otters along California's central coast that habitually use rocks to crack open snails and mussels show measurably less tooth damage than otters that bite prey directly, a difference biologists documented across years of tracking 196 radio-tagged animals at Monterey Bay and four other sites
32+ min ago (1180+ words) A 2024 study in Science tracking 196 radio-tagged southern sea otters in Monterey Bay found that individuals who reliably use stone anvils to crack shellfish suffer measurably less tooth damage than otters that bite prey directly — a difference that keeps them alive…...
Wallaby shot by arrow during spate of 'barbaric' attacks: 'Worst I've seen"
1+ hour, 7+ min ago (301+ words) WARNING — DISTRESSING IMAGES: A wallaby found with an arrow lodged through its side is the latest in a string of cases involving Tasmanian wildlife being targeted with arrows or darts. "This is probably the worst spate that I've seen in…...
Grab your camera: How your nature snaps can help save Australian wildlife
4+ hour, 35+ min ago (144+ words) September 7, marks National Threatened Species Day. To highlight the occasion, WWF-Australia is launching a brand new project that lets anyone with a camera make a real, positive difference for the environment. You might be thinking that you need expensive equipment…...
First Short-tailed Tsushima Leopard Cat
1+ hour, 12+ min ago (164+ words) Activity Database on Education and Research Kyoto, Japan -- The Japanese island of Tsushima is home to the Tsushima leopard cat, a critically endangered species that can only be found on this isolated island. The most recent government survey estimated the…...
Monaco’s First Dovecote Is Helping Control the Principality’s Pigeon Population
49+ min ago (722+ words) Tucked into the greenery of the Princess Grace Rose Garden (Roseraie Princesse Grace) near the duck pond, a large wooden structure could almost go unnoticed. Since autumn 2025, however, it has housed Monaco’s first dovecote, introduced by the Department of Environment…...
Lady Thistledown: A toothed encounter - The Boar
41+ min ago (160+ words) Today I was promenading beside Tocil Lakes, when I encountered a most fascinating sight! Out on the water was a small gathering of birds, all sporting sharp, pointy, red bills, protruding from which were sets of needle-sharp teeth – enough to…...
Magnetic Modem Enables Arctic Communication
2+ hour, 45+ min ago (23+ words) MIT researchers have demonstrated through-ice communication using magnetic fields, combining rugged sensors, robotics, and magneto-inductive electronics to collect data beneath Arctic sea ice....