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Haunting image of a rare hyena lurking in a ghost town wins 2025 Wildlife Photographer of the Year award
South African photographer Wim van den Heever has received this year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year award for his image ...
The Nashville Zoo’s okapi ambassador helps raise awareness for conservation and World Okapi Day. Learn more about this ...
News24 outdoors editor Riaan Manser goes on a childhood dream adventure to see the “mythical” narwhal for himself near the ...
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Look: Inside Dubai Safari's 7th season with petting zoo, tigers, family events
The wildlife and conservation destination gave a sneak peek of what visitors can expect at the seventh season, which will be ...
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The Mysterious Lake in Tanzania That Turns Animals Into Stone
Lake Natron in Tanzania is so alkaline that it preserves animals as eerie stone-like mummies in its red, shimmering waters.
It started with her childhood love of animals and all the books she read; and continued with meeting Mary & Dr. Louis Leaky and befriending the chimp at Gombe in Tanzania she named David Greybeard.
A video has now gone viral from a trespasser, who said their intention was to "find the animals and spread awareness" ...
Born Free is saddened and frustrated by recent tragic events involving elephants in zoos around the world.
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Africa can compete globally through frontier technology— Robotics inventor, Adekunle
Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of Reach Industries, Silas Adekunle, is a Nigerian-British inventor and technology ...
Clade I mpox has been seen in the United States before, but only in people with recent travel abroad. The three cases in California have no such history.
A new global study reveals that nearly one in four freshwater animal species is at high risk of extinction, scientists warn.
It's the first time this particular type of mpox, known as "Clade I," has been found in the United States among people who ...
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