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    Lioness rejected to feed the ‘White King’ cub after traumatic birth in Spanish zoo

    10 Jun 2020

    In the first three days, he didn't feed and after realising his mother "wasn't paying him any attention," they pulled him out of the compound, dehydrated and suffering from "hypothermia and hypoglycemia." By Wednesday, the change was evident.

    Ecuador's 100-year-old giant tortoise Diego, a hero to his species, is home

    17 Jun 2020

    Diego, the giant Galapagos tortoise whose tireless efforts are credited with almost single-handedly saving his once-threatened species, was put out to pasture on Monday on his native island.

    Mexican zoo saves animals endangered by virus crisis

    03 Jun 2020

    Kira, a two and a half year-old tiger, arrived at a zoo in Mexico's northeast in April after her owner could no longer feed her due to the coronavirus-induced economic collapse.

    VIDEO: Dubai Safari Park reopens after two-year refurbishment

    06 Oct 2020

    Dubai's Safari Park reopened its doors Monday after a two-year expansion, as the emirate seeks to boost its hard-hit tourism sector amid the coronavirus pandemic.

    Pandemic prompts drive-through pet blessing in Philippines

    05 Oct 2020

    Coronavirus-wary animal owners in the Philippines had their pets blessed via a drive-through ceremony on Sunday to mark World animal Day and the feast of Saint Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals.

    Grey parrots separated at zoo after swearing a blue streak

    03 Oct 2020

    A British zoo has had to separate five foul-mouthed parrots whose keepers say were encouraging each other to swear.

    Children with animal allergies can live comfortably with pets, assures an expert

    13 Oct 2020

    There are a number of ways you can sidestep issues occurring from animal allergies, making getting rid of beloved pets an unnecessary exercise.

    India claims cow dung chip protects against cellphone radiation

    14 Oct 2020

    An Indian government unit established to develop soaps and medicinal products from cow dung has branched out with a "chip" it claims can protect people from cellphone radiation.

    Donkey therapy eases Spain medics' stress to fight coronavirus ​

    17 Oct 2020

    Walking into a dusty paddock, a young nurse is quickly surrounded by a group of donkeys gently nudging her for attention as she strokes their soft noses and feeds them carrots.

    In Peru, skull of 'marine monster' points to fearsome ancient predator

    18 Mar 2022

    The roughly 36-million-year-old well-preserved skull was dug up intact last year from the bone-dry rocks of Peru's southern Ocucaje desert, with rows of long, pointy teeth, Rodolfo Salas, chief of paleontology at Peru's National University of San Marcos, told reporters at a news conference.

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