The rescue of five baby orangutans in an Odisha forest has highlighted the growing illegal trade of exotic primates in India.
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The way he held his rescuer's hand! Tosya had spent his life confined to a tiny guinea pig cage at a petting zoo before he ...
An octopus has been spotted catching a ride on a dolphin in UK waters. The extraordinary sight was captured off Berry Head, Devon, by Risso’s Dolphin Project South West volunteer Bill Coulson. The ...
Vicky Pattison is trying for a baby with her husband Ercan Ramadan, but there's a problem. In fact there are two problems...
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Being separated from their mothers and undertaking a journey of more than 4,000 km to an entirely new environment could have ...
Five rescued baby orangutans are receiving specialised care at Odisha’s Nandankanan Zoo while adapting to their new ...
The Wildlife Crime Intelligence Unit officers spend much of their time trawling social media, which is now 'the key channel' for buying and selling illegal animals.
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Baby pig was rejected by his mom, so a dog raised him as her own
At only three days old, Icky was already determined to make friends with everyone he met. The premature piglet had been ...
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Baby monkey clings to its mother as they eat an orange
A mother monkey and her baby share a quiet moment while eating an orange together.
Five baby orangutans were found in a forest in Odisha's Balasore, prompting an investigation by the Special Task Force (STF) ...
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