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► The Official Animal Wildlife & Nature Thread (feel free to post pics, articles. vids, links, Youtube, Twitter, IG, etc)
But they can get beat. Bambi just proved it.
B.C. farm responds to animal cruelty allegations as hidden camera video emerges
Warning: Disturbing content. A dairy farm has responded to allegations of animal cruelty after the B.C. company's dairy licence was suspended, pending an investigation.
B.C. phasing out mink farming by 2025 over COVID-19 concerns
British Columbia is beginning a process to phase out the farming of mink in the province, Minister of Agriculture Lana Popham announced Friday.
Victoria ranked 3rd-rattiest city in B.C., according to pest control company
Orkin Canada has released its annual top 10 list of the rattiest cities in British Columbia and Victoria has once again cracked the top three.
Moment Herd of 150 BISON surround SUV in Yellowstone National Park
A 'once-in-a-lifetime' moment was caught on video after 150 bison surrounded a packed SUV in Yellowstone National Park, where the animals overtake the road, causing traffic jam at the park.
Nature images take awards at the International Photography Awards 2021
The annual contest was established to promote the appreciation of photography, discover emerging talent and salute the achievements of the finest photographers from all over the world.
Giant SHARK sunk its teeth into a baleen whale 15 million years ago
The 11-inch-long bone was found at Parkers Creek, in Maryland's Calvert County, by local fossil collector William Douglass, and donated to the Calvert Marine Museum.
Blue whales eat three times MORE than scientists previously estimated
Blue whales eat 16 tonnes of krill per day, while a North Atlantic right whale eats about five tonnes of zooplankton and bowhead whales six tonnes per day, according to a Stanford University-led study.
'Weird' turtle-like dicynodonts 'were the first animals to have tusks'
Researchers from Harvard University traced the first tusks all the way back to dicynodonts and shed light on the evolution of protruding teeth by first defining what makes a tusk a tusk.
Three critically endangered big-headed turtles hatch at London Zoo
Having settled well into their new environment at London Zoo, the rescued turtles - two males and two females - were slowly introduced to each other, resulting in the birth of three new hatchlings.
Family in Peru discover their 'Siberian Husky pup' is actually a FOX
A family who bought what was supposed to be a Siberian Husky for their young son who desperately wanted a puppy was shocked to find out it was really a fox (pictured).
Surprised those wolves gave up so easily.
Drone footage captures fish rubbing against great white to 'exfoliate'
Footage of fish chafing against sharks to slough off parasites included multiple incidents of leervis fish in South Africa rubbing up against a great white shark, the ultimate apex predator of the oceans.
Study finds fish rubbing up against their predators — sharks
BBC - Earth News - Hygienic sharks go to cleaner stations
Protein switch lets ants achieve a 'queen-like status', study finds
Worker ants can transition from a worker to a queen-like 'gamergate' that's able to reproduce sexually. A protein called Kr-h1 orchestrates this transition, biologists in Philadelphia report.
Fathers of newly discovered rog species carry tadpoles on their bodies
The father sits on the eggs for about six days until the tadpoles hatch and climb into small pouches located on the adult frog's legs - and the young stays there until they develop their own legs.
Caterpillar droppings act as fertiliser for microbes that release CO2
Outbreaks of invasive gypsy moths and forest tent caterpillar moths occur at least every five years in temperate forests, experts from the University of Cambridge said.
