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Swiss Man Cuts Off Arm With Pocket Knife To Escape Bear Attack In Thailand Zoo
A 33-year-old man was forced to cut off his arm with a pocket knife after a bear dug his teeth into him and refused to let go at a wildlife foundation in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
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To Settle "Waving Bear" Debate, UK Zoo Films Its Own "Standing Bear"
Video showing Kyra, one of the park's own Sun bears who also enjoys standing upright, was published by Paradise Wildlife Park on Instagram.
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US Mouse Named After 'Star Trek' Actor Sets Guinness World Record For Longevity
A Pacific pocket mouse can live up to four or six years in captivity, but only one to two years on average in the wild.
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Endangered Softshell Turtles Hatch In US Zoo After Twenty Years
The San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance in United States has welcomed 41 small hatchlings of the Indian narrow-headed softshell turtle which is a unique and endangered turtle species that takes nearly two decades to reproduce.
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Lion Kills Man Who Entered Its Enclosure In Ghana Zoo
A lion in a Ghana zoo killed a man who scaled the fence and landed in its enclosure Sunday, wildlife officials said in a statement.
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Two Rare White Tiger Cubs Find New Home In Nicaragua
Two white tiger cubs have been taken to their new home at the Nicaragua National Zoo, where the playful pair will join a menagerie of rare big cat species.
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Jaguar Attacks Woman Who Allegedly Climbed Zoo Barrier To Take A Selfie
A woman was attacked by a jaguar as she was apparently trying to get a photo outside the big cat's enclosure at Wildlife World Zoo in Arizona, authorities said.
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Today's Google Doodle Honours Legacy Of 'Crocodile Hunter' Steve Irwin
Steve Irwin Google Doodle: Today's Google Doodle celebrates the legacy of Australian wildlife conservationist and celebrity Steve Irwin.
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White Bison, One Of World's Rarest Animals, Born At Belgrade Zoo
One of the world's rarest animals -- a white bison -- has been born at Belgrade zoo, officials said. The calf, named Dusanka, was born on Monday and trotted around her enclosure in "good health", according to the zoo's veterinarian."According to my information, no other (American) white bison has been born in Europe," veterinarian Jozef Ezvedj told...
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First Polar Bear Born In The Tropics Dies At 27 In Singapore Zoo
Singapore on Wednesday mourned the death of the first polar bear born and bred in the tropical island city, put down by wildlife authorities after a five-year battle with health difficulties stemming from old age.
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World's Smallest Monkeys Reunited After Australia Zoo Theft
Two men were charged on Monday with stealing rare pygmy marmosets from an Australian wildlife park as a baby was reunited with her mum and the hunt continued to find dad.
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Israeli Zoo Welcomes Newborn White Rhino
A wildlife park in Israel is celebrating a new arrival for one of its species - a baby white rhino.
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Women Dragged Away By Tigers, 1 Killed As They Left Car After Fight
Tigers at a wildlife park in Beijing killed one woman and injured another after the pair left their vehicle following an argument, Chinese media reported Sunday.
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Chinese Panda Gives Birth To A Cub In Belgium
A giant panda on loan to Belgium from China gave birth to a cub in a Belgian zoo on Thursday, a rare event for the endangered species that numbers fewer than 2,000 in the wild.
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Thai Tiger Temple Monk Caught Fleeing With Skins, Fangs
Thai authorities intercepted a monk trying to leave the kingdom's controversial "tiger temple" with skins and fangs on Thursday, officials said, the latest discovery to fuel long-running accusations that the zoo is involved in the illegal wildlife trade.
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Swiss Man Cuts Off Arm With Pocket Knife To Escape Bear Attack In Thailand Zoo
A 33-year-old man was forced to cut off his arm with a pocket knife after a bear dug his teeth into him and refused to let go at a wildlife foundation in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
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To Settle "Waving Bear" Debate, UK Zoo Films Its Own "Standing Bear"
Video showing Kyra, one of the park's own Sun bears who also enjoys standing upright, was published by Paradise Wildlife Park on Instagram.
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US Mouse Named After 'Star Trek' Actor Sets Guinness World Record For Longevity
A Pacific pocket mouse can live up to four or six years in captivity, but only one to two years on average in the wild.
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Endangered Softshell Turtles Hatch In US Zoo After Twenty Years
The San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance in United States has welcomed 41 small hatchlings of the Indian narrow-headed softshell turtle which is a unique and endangered turtle species that takes nearly two decades to reproduce.
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Lion Kills Man Who Entered Its Enclosure In Ghana Zoo
A lion in a Ghana zoo killed a man who scaled the fence and landed in its enclosure Sunday, wildlife officials said in a statement.
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Two Rare White Tiger Cubs Find New Home In Nicaragua
Two white tiger cubs have been taken to their new home at the Nicaragua National Zoo, where the playful pair will join a menagerie of rare big cat species.
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Jaguar Attacks Woman Who Allegedly Climbed Zoo Barrier To Take A Selfie
A woman was attacked by a jaguar as she was apparently trying to get a photo outside the big cat's enclosure at Wildlife World Zoo in Arizona, authorities said.
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Today's Google Doodle Honours Legacy Of 'Crocodile Hunter' Steve Irwin
Steve Irwin Google Doodle: Today's Google Doodle celebrates the legacy of Australian wildlife conservationist and celebrity Steve Irwin.
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White Bison, One Of World's Rarest Animals, Born At Belgrade Zoo
One of the world's rarest animals -- a white bison -- has been born at Belgrade zoo, officials said. The calf, named Dusanka, was born on Monday and trotted around her enclosure in "good health", according to the zoo's veterinarian."According to my information, no other (American) white bison has been born in Europe," veterinarian Jozef Ezvedj told...
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First Polar Bear Born In The Tropics Dies At 27 In Singapore Zoo
Singapore on Wednesday mourned the death of the first polar bear born and bred in the tropical island city, put down by wildlife authorities after a five-year battle with health difficulties stemming from old age.
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World's Smallest Monkeys Reunited After Australia Zoo Theft
Two men were charged on Monday with stealing rare pygmy marmosets from an Australian wildlife park as a baby was reunited with her mum and the hunt continued to find dad.
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Israeli Zoo Welcomes Newborn White Rhino
A wildlife park in Israel is celebrating a new arrival for one of its species - a baby white rhino.
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Women Dragged Away By Tigers, 1 Killed As They Left Car After Fight
Tigers at a wildlife park in Beijing killed one woman and injured another after the pair left their vehicle following an argument, Chinese media reported Sunday.
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Chinese Panda Gives Birth To A Cub In Belgium
A giant panda on loan to Belgium from China gave birth to a cub in a Belgian zoo on Thursday, a rare event for the endangered species that numbers fewer than 2,000 in the wild.
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Thai Tiger Temple Monk Caught Fleeing With Skins, Fangs
Thai authorities intercepted a monk trying to leave the kingdom's controversial "tiger temple" with skins and fangs on Thursday, officials said, the latest discovery to fuel long-running accusations that the zoo is involved in the illegal wildlife trade.
