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Anchorage -
Rocker and gun advocate Ted Nugent reached a plea agreement Friday after being charged with one count of transporting an illegally hunted bear.
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Louis Ng, director of Animal Concerns Research and Education Society in Singapore (ACRES) recently reported that bears kept on bile farms in China and Vietnam are 'committing suicide' in an attempt to escape their miserable existence.
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A deadly white-nose fungus has killed some 6 million bats in the past 5 years across the USA and Canada, and the trend looks set to rise.
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Shubenacadie -
Winter provides an opportunity to view wildlife in a very different way, as a January walk through Nova Scotia's wildlife park shows.
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Darwin -
When their dog started to bark early Saturday morning, the Dodd's from Darwin, Australia, crept out of their bedrooms to investigate what was going on. Downstairs, they stumbled upon a very peculiar intruder - one of the leathery kind.
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A group of Canadians who believed in peacefully co-existing with wild animals, and wanted to reduce the suffering of these animals, formed a group in 1944 which still shares the same goals.
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Toronto -
The weatherman was right this year saying that snow was in the forecast for the last day of November in Toronto. While the snow began to stick in the early hours it quickly melted away, allowing city animals plenty of green for play.
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A hungry black bear made his way into a pizza shop in Whistler, BC, and helped himself to food from the restaurant's pizza warmer, while surprised diners videotaped the shocking incident.
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Shubenacadie -
The Shubenacadie Wildlife Park provides visitors with an opportunity to see a variety of both native and exotic species of mammals and birds up close.
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New Delhi -
The black-naped hare, or the Indian hare, is so common in the wild in India that it is seen as a species of Least Concern by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and accorded least protection by India’s Wildlife Protection Act.
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