ABCNEWS (ABC News: Top Stories) - WATCH: Woman launches 'boot camp' for rescued raccoons
ABC News' Danny New visits a wildlife rescue center in Mississippi where young, orphaned raccoons find a place to heal and mature into well-rounded adults.
YOUTUBE (CNN) - El Niño fuels bloom in world’s driest desert
El Niño helped set the stage for rare precipitation in Chile’s Atacama Desert, awakening dormant seeds for a fleeting display of wildflowers.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Ten lions found dead from suspected poisoning at Tanzania's Ngorongoro Conservation Area
Authorities in Tanzania launched an investigation after ten lions turned up dead at one of Africa's most storied wildlife reserves, with preliminary findings pointing to deliberate poisoning, the latest in a string of wildlife killings across East Africa. The Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority confirmed that the bodies of ten lions were discovered on a Friday […] The post Ten lions found dead from suspected poisoning at Tanzania's Ngorongoro Conservation Area appeared first on American Almanac .
Authorities in Tanzania launched an investigation after ten lions turned up dead at one of Africa's most storied wildlife reserves, with preliminary findings pointing to deliberate poisoning, the latest in a string of wildlife killings across East Africa. The Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority confirmed that the bodies of ten lions were discovered on a Friday in the Ndutu area of the reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that draws tourists from around the world. The authority said it opened a probe to determine the cause and identify those responsible. In a statement, the authority offered a grim preliminary conclusion: the animals likely died after ingesting poison. No suspects have been named. No arrests have been reported. The…Open
AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Giant pandas mark milestone birthdays with cakes and fanfare from China to Spain
Giant pandas thousands of miles apart celebrated birthdays on the same September day, a feel-good reminder that conservation wins still happen, even when the rest of the world seems determined to fall apart. On September 19, a ten-year-old giant panda named Liang Yue dug into a festive birthday spread at a park in Chongqing, China, […] The post Giant pandas mark milestone birthdays with cakes and fanfare from China to Spain appeared first on American Almanac .
Giant pandas thousands of miles apart celebrated birthdays on the same September day, a feel-good reminder that conservation wins still happen, even when the rest of the world seems determined to fall apart. On September 19, a ten-year-old giant panda named Liang Yue dug into a festive birthday spread at a park in Chongqing, China, while her cub, Wang Shu, tagged along for the party. Staff laid out a cake, flowers, toys, and even an ice bed to keep the birthday girl comfortable, the Daily Mail reported . The same day, thousands of miles west in Madrid, Spain, a pair of six-year-old pandas got their own celebration. Jin Xi and Zhu Yu, described as the only two giant pandas in the country, received a birthday cake at Madrid Zoo as visitors…Open
AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Two tourists sink waist-deep in quicksand after climbing barriers to photograph flamingos in Sardinia
Two vacationers had to be pulled from a sealed-off salt pan by firefighters after they allegedly ignored warning signs and barriers at a protected nature reserve in Sardinia, and now face fines from Italian forestry police. The pair waded into a restricted basin at Molentargius-Saline Natural Park, near Poetto Beach on the Italian island, hoping […] The post Two tourists sink waist-deep in quicksand after climbing barriers to photograph flamingos in Sardinia appeared first on American Almanac .
Two vacationers had to be pulled from a sealed-off salt pan by firefighters after they allegedly ignored warning signs and barriers at a protected nature reserve in Sardinia, and now face fines from Italian forestry police. The pair waded into a restricted basin at Molentargius-Saline Natural Park, near Poetto Beach on the Italian island, hoping to snap photos of flamingos. Within moments, what looked like solid ground gave way beneath them, and both sank waist-deep into treacherous sediment they could not escape on their own. Bystanders raised the alarm. Firefighters, local police, and ambulances all responded to the salt pan beside Viale Colombo, a road leading toward the popular beach. Rescuers laid down ladders across the unstable…Open
REDSTATE (Ward Clark) - Alaska Man Monday: Concealed Carry, Fat Bears, and Moose Hunts
Fall continues to have its damp, chilly effect here in the Susitna Valley. Every morning, the sun comes up a little later; every evening, it sets a little earlier. We are at the point where we are losing an hour of daylight every 10 days. The sun does some strange things at these latitudes. But the bright side: We’ll be seeing auroras again!
YOUTUBE (Fox News) - WATCH: Officers RESCUE dog trapped in cactus patch #shorts #foxnews #news #us
Video shows an animal control officer leading a dog out of a cactus patch before veterinary staff carefully removed the spines in San Diego County. #fox #foxnews #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #sandiego #california #dog #dogs #animal #animals #animalrescue #dogrescue #rescue #police #officers #animalcontrol #cactus #pets #veterinary #veterinarian #petrescue Don’t just watch Fox News—be part of it. Become a Fox News Patriot today. https://youtube.com/foxnews/join
AMERICANALMANAC (Lynn Jenkins) - Researchers put human neurons into mice, raising new ethical questions
Stanford researchers placed millions of lab-grown human neurons into mice, creating a disease model that also raises hard questions about consciousness and animal rights. NPR reported that the team used mice missing most of their cerebral cortexes, then filled much of that space with human cortical neurons grown in a laboratory. The goal was to […] The post Researchers put human neurons into mice, raising new ethical questions appeared first on American Almanac .
Stanford researchers placed millions of lab-grown human neurons into mice, creating a disease model that also raises hard questions about consciousness and animal rights. NPR reported that the team used mice missing most of their cerebral cortexes, then filled much of that space with human cortical neurons grown in a laboratory. The goal was to study neurodegenerative disease and other brain conditions. But the researchers stopped when the human cells reached roughly six months of development, before possible signs of consciousness might emerge. Sergiu Pașca, a Stanford professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, served as the senior author. The team published its findings in the journal Nature. Pașca said scientists have spent…Open
YOUTUBE (Fox News) - Bison SCRATCHES against car mirror during CLOSE safari encounter #foxnews #news #shorts #animals
A curious bison gets a little too comfortable at a South Carolina safari park, using a visitor's sideview mirror as its personal scratching post. #fox #foxnews #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #bison #animals #animal #wildlife #safari #nature #southcarolina #car #closeencounter #funny #viral #video #adventure #travel #park Don’t just watch Fox News—be part of it. Become a Fox News Patriot today. https://youtube.com/foxnews/join
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WASHINGTONPOST (Annie Gowen) - ‘A River Runs Through It’ casts a new line — as an opera
To prepare, writers and producers of Opera Montana’s adaptation took the cast fishing on the Yellowstone River.