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YOUTUBE (Fox News) - KANGAROO BRAWL: 2 male kangaroos square up on an Australian farm #shorts #foxnews #fox #news

Two massive male kangaroos square up on an Australian farm, standing tall and scraping the ground before unleashing a flurry of powerful blows. #fox #foxnews #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #kangaroo #kangaroos #australia #wildlife #animals #animalnews #nature #viral #viralvideo #farm #animalfight #australianwildlife #wildanimals Don’t just watch Fox News—be part of it. Become a Fox News Patriot today. https://youtube.com/foxnews/join

AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - A marmot turned up in a San Francisco backyard after apparently drinking radiator fluid

A wildlife rescue in San Francisco is trying to figure out how a marmot, a mountain-dwelling rodent about the size of a house cat, ended up sick in a city backyard, and the leading theory involves antifreeze and a long car ride. Yggdrasil Urban Wildlife Rescue recovered the animal earlier this week from a backyard […] The post A marmot turned up in a San Francisco backyard after apparently drinking radiator fluid appeared first on American Almanac .

A wildlife rescue in San Francisco is trying to figure out how a marmot, a mountain-dwelling rodent about the size of a house cat, ended up sick in a city backyard, and the leading theory involves antifreeze and a long car ride. Yggdrasil Urban Wildlife Rescue recovered the animal earlier this week from a backyard in the Mission District, one of San Francisco's oldest neighborhoods. Marmots live at high elevations in the Sierra Nevada, not in urban backyards. The rescue's founder, Lila Travis, told KQED the animal had likely crawled under a car somewhere in the mountains and hitched an involuntary ride to the city. How it got there, and where exactly it came from, remains an open question. Travis and her team are now asking the public…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Pittsburgh animal control officers spend hours freeing coyote wedged between alley walls

Pittsburgh Animal Care and Control officers recently pulled off an unusual rescue on Atwood Street, spending hours extracting a coyote trapped between two walls in a narrow alley, a reminder that urban wildlife encounters are more common than most city residents expect. The coyote had wandered into an alleyway in Pittsburgh's Oakland neighborhood and became […] The post Pittsburgh animal control officers spend hours freeing coyote wedged between alley walls appeared first on American Almanac .

Pittsburgh Animal Care and Control officers recently pulled off an unusual rescue on Atwood Street, spending hours extracting a coyote trapped between two walls in a narrow alley, a reminder that urban wildlife encounters are more common than most city residents expect. The coyote had wandered into an alleyway in Pittsburgh's Oakland neighborhood and became stuck, unable to free itself from the tight gap between two buildings. Officers responded to the scene and worked for hours to safely get the animal under control and pull it out, UPI reported . Once freed, the coyote was transported to a wooded area outside the city and released. Pittsburgh Public Safety shared the story on its Facebook page , noting that officers had acted quickly…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Geomorphologist finds remarkably preserved mastodon tooth in San Francisco Bay Area creek

A scientist working to save a threatened frog species stumbled across a fossilized Pacific mastodon molar in a San Mateo County creek bed, a find experts are calling the most complete specimen of its kind from the region. Brigid Lynch, a geomorphologist at the consulting firm Balance Hydrologics, was surveying a wooded creek inside a […] The post Geomorphologist finds remarkably preserved mastodon tooth in San Francisco Bay Area creek appeared first on American Almanac .

A scientist working to save a threatened frog species stumbled across a fossilized Pacific mastodon molar in a San Mateo County creek bed, a find experts are calling the most complete specimen of its kind from the region. Brigid Lynch, a geomorphologist at the consulting firm Balance Hydrologics, was surveying a wooded creek inside a Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District preserve in the Santa Cruz Mountains earlier this year when she spotted the nine-inch tooth sitting in plain sight. She was there for a habitat restoration project aimed at protecting the California red-legged frog, a threatened species. Instead, she found the remains of an animal that vanished from North America between 10,000 and 12,000 years ago. Lynch told…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Florida deputy rescues 5-week-old kitten from busy interstate, then takes it home

A Hillsborough County sheriff's deputy pulled a tiny kitten off the shoulder of Interstate 275 in Florida, and the deputy's family gave the cat a permanent home. The deputy spotted the five-week-old kitten huddled against a concrete wall along southbound I-275, with highway traffic streaming past. Rather than call animal control and move on, the […] The post Florida deputy rescues 5-week-old kitten from busy interstate, then takes it home appeared first on American Almanac .

A Hillsborough County sheriff's deputy pulled a tiny kitten off the shoulder of Interstate 275 in Florida, and the deputy's family gave the cat a permanent home. The deputy spotted the five-week-old kitten huddled against a concrete wall along southbound I-275, with highway traffic streaming past. Rather than call animal control and move on, the deputy climbed out and went after the cat on foot, UPI reported . A Florida Highway Patrol trooper joined in to help corner the animal. Between the two officers, they managed to wrangle the kitten safely off the roadway. The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office later shared the rescue on its Facebook page, calling the chase a "foot pur-suit", a bit of wordplay the agency apparently could not…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Surfer fights off 12-foot tiger shark with his fists off Oahu's South Shore

A 24-year-old surfer punched and kicked a charging tiger shark until it retreated at a popular Hawaii surf spot, then walked away with little more than a broken board and scraped-up legs. Albert Westpfal was paddling over a reef at China Walls, a well-known break on Oahu's South Shore, on Tuesday afternoon when a tiger […] The post Surfer fights off 12-foot tiger shark with his fists off Oahu's South Shore appeared first on American Almanac .

A 24-year-old surfer punched and kicked a charging tiger shark until it retreated at a popular Hawaii surf spot, then walked away with little more than a broken board and scraped-up legs. Albert Westpfal was paddling over a reef at China Walls, a well-known break on Oahu's South Shore, on Tuesday afternoon when a tiger shark estimated at 12 feet clamped down on the tail of his surfboard. The shark bit clean through the fiberglass, knocked Westpfal off the board, and sent him into the open ocean, then turned and charged him a second time. Westpfal fought back. He kicked the shark in the head and punched its nose until the animal thrashed and finally backed off. He made it out of the water with abrasions on his leg from the shark's rough…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Geomorphologist stumbles onto 2.5-million-year-old mastodon molar in California creek bed

A scientist surveying a California creek bed for a frog habitat project accidentally discovered a pristinely preserved Pacific Mastodon tooth estimated to be 2.5 million years old, now headed to Stanford University for research. Brigid Lynch, a geomorphologist with Balance Hydrologics, was picking through rocks in a San Mateo County creek bed when one caught […] The post Geomorphologist stumbles onto 2.5-million-year-old mastodon molar in California creek bed appeared first on American Almanac .

A scientist surveying a California creek bed for a frog habitat project accidentally discovered a pristinely preserved Pacific Mastodon tooth estimated to be 2.5 million years old, now headed to Stanford University for research. Brigid Lynch, a geomorphologist with Balance Hydrologics, was picking through rocks in a San Mateo County creek bed when one caught her eye. She photographed the oddly shaped stone and moved on. The next day, reviewing the image, she realized she wasn't looking at a rock at all. It was a mastodon molar, an upper left third molar from a beast that roamed Ice Age California. The accidental find, The Sun reported , has now been donated to Stanford University's Doerr School of Sustainability, where researchers plan…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Four thousand swifts spiral into an Oregon church chimney in annual migration spectacle

Roughly 4,000 Vaux's swifts descended on a Salem, Oregon church at dusk, swirling above the steeple and plunging into its chimney in a display that had social-media viewers half-joking about the apocalypse. The birds funneled into the brick chimney of Salem First United Methodist Church on September 6, forming what onlookers described as a living […] The post Four thousand swifts spiral into an Oregon church chimney in annual migration spectacle appeared first on American Almanac .

Roughly 4,000 Vaux's swifts descended on a Salem, Oregon church at dusk, swirling above the steeple and plunging into its chimney in a display that had social-media viewers half-joking about the apocalypse. The birds funneled into the brick chimney of Salem First United Methodist Church on September 6, forming what onlookers described as a living cyclone above the building before vanishing inside, one wave after another, to roost for the night. Willamette University professor David P Craig captured the spectacle on video and shared it on Instagram , where the footage quickly spread. The event is part of a well-documented annual pattern. Vaux's swifts, tiny birds measuring no more than five inches long and weighing just over half an…Open

DAILYCALLER (John Loftus) - Ranchers, Feds And Conservationists Battle Over The Fate Of 900 Bison

“Illegal and politically motivated”

AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Leopard attacks rescue worker on Indian motorway after vehicle collision

A leopard struck by a vehicle on a busy motorway in southwest India turned on the Forest Department official sent to save it, knocking the man to the ground before a sedative finally took hold. The incident unfolded near Anagodu, a town in southwest India, after the leopard was hit by a vehicle on a […] The post Leopard attacks rescue worker on Indian motorway after vehicle collision appeared first on American Almanac .

A leopard struck by a vehicle on a busy motorway in southwest India turned on the Forest Department official sent to save it, knocking the man to the ground before a sedative finally took hold. The incident unfolded near Anagodu, a town in southwest India, after the leopard was hit by a vehicle on a motorway around 11 p.m. The injured animal wound up stranded in a roadside drain, where members of the public spotted it and called the Forest Department for help. What followed was a rescue operation that went sideways fast. The Forest Department dispatched a team to the scene, and workers administered a heavy sedative to the leopard in an effort to subdue it for medical transport. But the drug had not fully taken effect when the animal…Open