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A kind buffalo uses its horns to rescue an overturned turtle, and here's the outcome.
Seeing the turtle's shell pinned to the ground, the buffalo approached and used its horns to help it flip back into a normal position.
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World's oldest mouse discovered
The San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance announced on February 9 that a tiny California mouse has set a Guinness World Record for longevity at 9 years and 209 days old.
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Solving the mystery of female gibbon getting pregnant at Japanese zoo
How could Momo, the ape locked alone in an iron cage here, get pregnant?
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How will dead tigers in zoos be handled?
Tigers are animals that appear in the long-standing cultures of Asian countries, especially in Vietnam. Tigers are always the object of fear and their images often symbo…
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The 'dragon' species that was thought to only exist in myths is one of the rarest on the planet.
Thought to have disappeared forever, this strange reptile has reappeared in Australia after half a century.
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What would happen if elephants in the zoo fought?
Elephant fights in the zoo can be a dangerous and scary event. The consequences can be serious for both the elephant and the people around it.
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The American zoo will euthanize the Lily hippo
The 45-year-old female hippo Water Lily, who has lived at Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle (USA), since 1979, will be euthanized next week.
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Japanese zoo mistook hippo's gender for 7 years
A Japanese zoo has announced a correction about the gender of their hippo after 7 years of confusion.
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There are only 2 northern white rhinos left, how to save them?
There are only two northern white rhinos left in the world, and scientists are working to save the species from extinction.
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Surgery for a two-headed snake is extremely rare
A rare two-headed snake in a Missouri Conservation Area required surgery after spitting out blood while eating.
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The world's largest frozen animal bank
San Diego's frozen zoo has just four researchers in charge of caring for more than 11,000 specimens, representing 1,300 different species and subspecies.
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Labor is too fast, giraffe gives birth right in front of tourists
A giraffe mother has become famous for giving birth so quickly, right in front of tourists and being cheered on.
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Close-up of the rare new born albino Galapagos giant tortoise
A new albino Galapagos giant tortoise was born in the zoo in the town of Servion, Switzerland.
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'Frozen Zoo' revives animals on the verge of extinction
When Kurt Benirschke first collected skin samples from endangered species in 1972, he had no firm plan for what to do with them.
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Depression in animals - A sad disease in animals caused by humans
Is depression unique to humans? Of course not! Because many animals in captivity also suffer from 'depression'.