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Leopard On Prowl In Delhi's Sainik Farm, Teams Formed To Cage The Big Cat
After the leopard was spotted in the Sainik Farm area on December 2, two trap cages were set up to capture the big cat.
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Giant Cobra Swallows Huge Viper In Gujarat, Video Goes Viral
A giant Indian cobra has been recorded slowly eating a five-foot Russells viper in Kalali, Vadodara.
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Shut Loopholes, Crackdown On Wildlife Trade Not Enough: Experts To China
China and its neighbours must not only crack down on wildlife trade but also shut legal loopholes that allow disease-prone species to be farmed, experts said after an investigation team concluded that COVID-19 most likely originated in animals.
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Swimming With Turtles: Lockdown Training Makes A Splash In India
From swimming in a makeshift farm pool with turtles and fish to fencing with a dummy on a terrace, India's locked down athletes are finding novel ways to stay fit.
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10-Foot Long Python, Hidden In Bushes, Rescued In Gujarat
A wildlife trust team rescued a 10-feet-long python from a farm close to Aajwa Nemeta Garden in Gujarat's Vadodara on Friday.
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World Wildlife Fund Calls For Crack Down On 'Tiger Farms'
The World Wildlife Fund on Thursday urged Asian states to investigate all tiger breeding centres and crack down on any involved in black-market animal trade.
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Tiger Set Free by Vladimir Putin Kills 15 Goats in China: Reports
A rare Siberian tiger released into the wild by Russian President Vladimir Putin raided a farm in northeast China's Heilongjiang Province and killed 15 goats.
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Thousands affected in Assam floods, one person killed
The first wave of floods in Assam has claimed one life, affected nearly 68,000 people, submerged rhino habitats at Kaziranga and Pobitora and overrun vast tracks of human habitation and farm land.
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From Hollywood to Kansas, drones are flying under the radar
They hover over Hollywood film sets and professional sports events. They track wildfires in Colorado, survey Kansas farm crops and vineyards in California. They inspect miles of industrial pipeline and monitor wildlife, river temperatures and volcanic activity.
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18 tigers, 17 lions killed after owner commits suicide
Sheriff's deputies shot nearly 50 wild animals - including 18 rare Bengal tigers and 17 lions - in a big-game hunt across the state's countryside on Wednesday after the owner of an exotic-animal park threw their cages open and committed suicide in what may have been one last act of spite against his neighbors and police.
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Leopard On Prowl In Delhi's Sainik Farm, Teams Formed To Cage The Big Cat
After the leopard was spotted in the Sainik Farm area on December 2, two trap cages were set up to capture the big cat.
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Giant Cobra Swallows Huge Viper In Gujarat, Video Goes Viral
A giant Indian cobra has been recorded slowly eating a five-foot Russells viper in Kalali, Vadodara.
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Shut Loopholes, Crackdown On Wildlife Trade Not Enough: Experts To China
China and its neighbours must not only crack down on wildlife trade but also shut legal loopholes that allow disease-prone species to be farmed, experts said after an investigation team concluded that COVID-19 most likely originated in animals.
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Swimming With Turtles: Lockdown Training Makes A Splash In India
From swimming in a makeshift farm pool with turtles and fish to fencing with a dummy on a terrace, India's locked down athletes are finding novel ways to stay fit.
-
10-Foot Long Python, Hidden In Bushes, Rescued In Gujarat
A wildlife trust team rescued a 10-feet-long python from a farm close to Aajwa Nemeta Garden in Gujarat's Vadodara on Friday.
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World Wildlife Fund Calls For Crack Down On 'Tiger Farms'
The World Wildlife Fund on Thursday urged Asian states to investigate all tiger breeding centres and crack down on any involved in black-market animal trade.
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Tiger Set Free by Vladimir Putin Kills 15 Goats in China: Reports
A rare Siberian tiger released into the wild by Russian President Vladimir Putin raided a farm in northeast China's Heilongjiang Province and killed 15 goats.
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Thousands affected in Assam floods, one person killed
The first wave of floods in Assam has claimed one life, affected nearly 68,000 people, submerged rhino habitats at Kaziranga and Pobitora and overrun vast tracks of human habitation and farm land.
-
From Hollywood to Kansas, drones are flying under the radar
They hover over Hollywood film sets and professional sports events. They track wildfires in Colorado, survey Kansas farm crops and vineyards in California. They inspect miles of industrial pipeline and monitor wildlife, river temperatures and volcanic activity.
-
18 tigers, 17 lions killed after owner commits suicide
Sheriff's deputies shot nearly 50 wild animals - including 18 rare Bengal tigers and 17 lions - in a big-game hunt across the state's countryside on Wednesday after the owner of an exotic-animal park threw their cages open and committed suicide in what may have been one last act of spite against his neighbors and police.
