Latest Animal News
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Elephant Says Thank You After the Herd Crosses the Road
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How Wildlife Corridors Are Saving Kenya’s Iconic Animals
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Humpbacks Defend Other Animals From Orcas
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Why Bison Are Protected in U.S. National Parks
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The Way Dolphins Play With Bubbles Will Melt You
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10 Reasons Owls Have Been Feared and Revered for Centuries
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Human Beings Are the Only Animals Confirmed to Cry Tears in Response to Emotions
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7 Animal Species That Have Made a Surprising Comeback in the US
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6 Incredible Insect Species That Are Essential for Our Planet’s Survival
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Are Electric Cars Actually Helping the Environment or Just Funding Major Corporations?
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From Feast to Forbidden: Why Horses Are Off the Menu in Many Countries
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Drought Is Redefining the Future of the Great Plains
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How the Global Pet Trade Is Threatening Exotic Animals in the Wild
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AI to Communicate With Whales?
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The Slowest Animal Is Not the Sloth
Welcome to our Animal News category, your go-to source for the latest and most engaging stories from the animal kingdom. This section is organized into four categories:
Animal Encounters
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How Elk, Moose, and Bison Migrate Through the West
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Hedgehogs Curl Up Together for Nap Time
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The Giant Sloth That Used Its Claws Like Swords
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The Best States for Watching Humpback Whales Breach
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What Happens If Fireflies Go Extinct
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Why Foxes Are Considered Tricksters in Folklore
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Why We Might Be Underestimating Animal Culture
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Why Scientists Believe Some Animals Feel Regret
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Is a Real-Life Nemo That Colorful? The Truth About Clownfish
Other categories under Animal Encounters are:
- Accidents (73)
- Attacks (227)
- Bonding (212)
- Interactions (481)
- Rescues (112)
Animal Science
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10 “Lazarus Species” That We Thought Were Gone Forever
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How Male Seahorses Carry and Birth Their Young
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Largest Gaboon Viper Caught on Camera
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The Role of Bald Eagles in Native American Culture
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How Marine Animals Sleep Without Drowning
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20 Fascinating Facts About the Komodo Dragon, An Animal More Ancient than Dinosaurs
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Animals Still at the Greatest Risk of Extinction
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The Real Reason Orcas Are Called “Killer Whales”
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Discover How Dangerous is a Horned Viper Snake Bite?
Other subcategories you might like:
- Conservation (110)
- Rare Sightings (130)
- Recent Discovery (217)
Animal Sports
Other categories form Animal Sports you could be interested in:
- Bird Watching (13)
- Equestrian Sports (3)
- Fishing (11)
- Other Animal Sport Stories (12)
- Wildlife Photography (2)
Regional Animal News
Other Regional Animal News subcategories:
- Rest of the World News (118)
- US Animal News (163)
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Co-Founder at Animals Around The Globe
Hi there, I'm Jan, the Co-Founder of Animals Around The Globe and one of the two guys who run this site.
As a little kid, I fell in love with nature, wildlife, and animals. Living in the USA, South Africa, Italy, China and Germany gave me the opportunity to discover the world's Wildlife. My favorite animals are Mountain Gorillas, Siberian Tigers, and Great White Sharks.
I'm a certified PADI Open Water Diver, went to Everest Base Camp and Trekked Gorillas in Uganda. I hold a Master of Science in Economics and Finance.
Please send any feedback to feedback@animalsaroundtheglobe.com
As a little kid, I fell in love with nature, wildlife, and animals. Living in the USA, South Africa, Italy, China and Germany gave me the opportunity to discover the world's Wildlife. My favorite animals are Mountain Gorillas, Siberian Tigers, and Great White Sharks.
I'm a certified PADI Open Water Diver, went to Everest Base Camp and Trekked Gorillas in Uganda. I hold a Master of Science in Economics and Finance.
Please send any feedback to feedback@animalsaroundtheglobe.com
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