The boxing community is proud of the path chosen by Adrien Broner. The former world champion has been suffering from alcohol abuse for a lot of years. His battle with alcohol has been in the public limelight. However, the boxer has decided to make the amends and come back to the sport. It has been…
Zoos have changed a lot over the last century. More recently, many have pivoted their focus to conservation, animal rehabilitation and education about wild ecosystems. But regardless of the intent in keeping wildlife behind bars, some animals seem to feel that they would be better off free from their trappings. Some of these zoo escapes have…
Humans are creatures that can live consuming vegetables and fruits. Although it is recommended that people eat a little meat, many people in this world rely on eating only plant-based foods in their diets and can survive as well as thrive on them. However, in the cases of animals, this may not be true as…
Features | Preferred Partner Feature What really happened to Amelia Earhart, and was Noah's Ark in fact an actual ark that held two of each animal for safekeeping? Mel Brooks’ beloved cult classic History of the World, Part I not only made fans rethink the history they've been taught from textbooks, but it also gave…
The painted lady butterfly is one of many animals having their migration patterns altered by human activity. National Geographic photographer Lucas Foglia heads to Switzerland to find out how our own migrations need to change in order to help.National Geographic CreativeWorksThere is an invisible web that spans our planet―a shifting network present in every kind…
An exotic cat native to Africa is recovering at the Cincinnati Zoo after a traumatic experience that saw it drugged with cocaine and injured back in January. The animal, called a serval, auto the zoo in late January after escaping his owner’s car during his owner’s arrest, according to area news outlet KFVS 12. African Cat…
Symptoms have been described as severe headaches, temporary loss of hearing, vertigo and other problems similar to traumatic brain injury. DoD has also recently tested pulsed radio frequency sources on primates to try to determine whether their effects can be linked to what the government calls “anomalous health incidents,” according to one former intelligence official…
Social learning and knowledge sharing from generation to generation is a hallmark of a culture among living things. While it’s been documented in many animals including tiny naked mole rats, songbirds, sperm whales, and humans, early social learning has only just been demonstrated in insects. A study published March 9 in the journal Science is…
Fossils can help us peer deep into the planet’s past. But that doesn’t mean that the interpretations of them are set in stone—in fact, experts often change their minds on what a fossil really is depending on new analysis and discoveries. In 2021, for instance, scientists decided that a 515-million-year-old fossil showed the earliest evidence…
PARIS, March 7 (Reuters) - France has reported an outbreak of highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu among red foxes northeast of Paris, the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) said on Tuesday, as the spread of the virus to mammals raised global concerns.After three foxes were found dead in a nature reserve in Meaux near…
