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An Indian couple has been buying land adjacent to a tiger reserve solely to let the forest expand.
Read more: QUARTZ
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78 elephants in Thailand freed from carrying tourists because of COVID-19.
Read more: yahoo!news
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Gray wolves to be reintroduced to Colorado in unprecedented vote.
Read more: UNILAD
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A court order rules that Yellowstone’s grizzly bears will remain protected from hunters under The Endangered Species Act.
Read more: World Animal News
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Bees love cannabis which could help restore bee populations.
Read more: Captain Planet
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New study reveals a dog's heart rate increases when their owner says 'I love you'.
Read more: 7NEWS
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Tasmanian devils got reintroduced into the wild of mainland Australia for the first time in 3,000 years.
Read more: BBC NEWS
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World's largest fur auction house closes as demand for animal pelts drops.
Read more: A Humane World
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San Antonio pet stores began selling only rescue dogs and cats.
Read more: San Antonio Express-News
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Wombats were digging water wells and saving other animals during Australia's drought.
Read more: ABC NEWS
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Senate passes a bill to protect sea turtles, whales, dolphins from drift gillnets.
Read more: Turtle Island Restoration Network
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Seth MacFarlane donated $1M to Irwin Family Australia zoo wildlife hospital.
Read more: tvweb
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Survey shows US honeybees are doing better after bad year.
Read more: Associated Press
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Stray dog who visited car dealership every day gets adopted and gets dream job as a greeter at the dealership.
Read more: Daily Star
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As a result of the pandemic, there was a sea turtle boom on the quieted beaches in Lebanon.
Read more: npr
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Therapy llama ‘Caesar the No Drama Llama’ calmed tensions at protests.
Read more: Washington Post
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Humpback whales seized their chance to sing in Alaska's cruise-free Covid summer.
Read more: The Guardian
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A gorilla baby boom happened in Uganda.
Read more: THE WEEK
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New York city was running out of dogs to adopt.
Read more: Bloomberg
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A study found that 48 species saved from extinction by conservation efforts.
Read more: The Guardian
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House passes the ‘Tiger King’ bill that bans private ownership of big cats.
Read more: Roll Call
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Tahlequah, the orca who carried her dead calf for 17 days, got pregnant again.
Read more: The Seattle Times
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Melbourne’s zoos live streamed some of their animals.
Read more: TimeOut
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Tiny possum discovered on Kangaroo Island after fears bushfires had wiped them out.
Read more: ABC News
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San Diego Zoo announced the birth of an endangered pygmy hippo.
Read more: NBC Washington
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A New York pizza shop was putting photos of dogs on pizza boxes to help them find homes.
Read more: CNN
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There was a mountain lion baby boom with 13 new kittens born.
Read more: Los Angeles Times
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Dad's adorably amateurish pet portraits raised thousands for charity.
Read more: CNN
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Florida inmates comforted dogs frightened by Fourth of July fireworks.
Read more: CNN
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Golden eagles have bred at a rewilding estate in the Scottish Highlands for the first time in 40 years.
Read more: BBC News
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Sea turtles in Greece thrive as a result of coronavirus lockdowns and downturns in tourism.
Read more: The Telegraph
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N.C. Zoo announced the birth of a rare sand cat kitten.
Read more: Courier-Tribune
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Puppy with cleft lip at Jackson animal shelter finds companion in boy with cleft lip.
Read more: Click On Detroit
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Tiny elephant shrew species that missing for 50 years was rediscovered.
Read more: The Guardian
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Missing cat got reunited with its owner after 11 years on the street.
Read more: BBC News
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21-Year-Old Cat Brothers Find a New Home After Desperate Plea.
Read more: People
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A man opened his home to 300 dogs, sheltering them from hurricane Delta.
Read more: People
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Endangered baby birds were released at Dunes after being rescued by kids.
Read more: nwitimes
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Rescue dog who lost her puppies adopted trio of orphaned kittens.
Read more: ABC Arizona
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Choppers dropped thousands of carrots and sweet potatoes for animals starving because of bushfires in Australia.
Read more: DailyMail
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