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Brazen Japanese Bears Are Breaking Into Homes and Raiding Pantries
Reports indicate a rising frequency of bears entering residential properties across Japan to scavenge for food.
Wildlife
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What this Wildlife timeline shows
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This chaotic 2,000-pound seal has returned to sea
A 2,000-pound seal’s viral rampage through Australia ends—temporarily—sparking global fascination and warnings.
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He’s Big, Loud and Unruly. Meet Neil, Australia’s Celebrity Seal
A massive elephant seal named Neil is drawing international attention for his disruptive presence in Tasmania.
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Torrential rains bring devastating floods to a Chinese city
Torrential rains and typhoon-related flooding in China have triggered mass animal escapes from farms and zoos, including hundreds of venomous snakes.
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Australian officials ask fans to respect the privacy of Neil, a 1-ton seal who respects nothing
A 1-ton seal named Neil is turning Tasmania into a viral spectacle—and officials are begging fans to back off.
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Pilot Was Bitten by Bat After Swarm Invaded Hotel Room, Lawsuit Says
A pilot has filed a lawsuit against a Denver hotel, alleging he was bitten by a bat after a swarm entered his room while he slept.
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11-year-old boy dies of rabies after bat lands on face while he slept
An 11-year-old boy has died from rabies following a physical encounter with a bat while he was asleep.
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Understanding Ebola’s wildlife origins is crucial to preventing next big outbreak
Public health agencies and media outlets are analyzing the 2026 Ebola outbreak, focusing on humanitarian aid, wildlife origins, and local scientific response.
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There's a Scientific Reason Australia's Favorite Chaotic Seal Keeps Destroying Traffic Cones
A 1-ton southern elephant seal named Neil has returned to Tasmania, drawing international attention and official warnings regarding human interaction.
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6-year-old girl bitten by rabid bat in Wisconsin, family says
A 6-year-old girl is recovering after being bitten by a rabid bat in Wisconsin as health departments across the U.S. report increased positive rabies tests.
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The deadliest animal you could encounter in a national park probably isn’t a bone-crushing, 300kg apex predator
Research suggests that human behavior and the size of the animal, rather than predatory status, are primary drivers in wildlife encounters.
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Man mauled to death by bear as cops probe sixth deadly attack within weeks - the-sun.com
Authorities in Japan are investigating another suspected fatal bear attack, marking the sixth such incident in recent weeks.
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When mountain lions began appearing more often on trail cameras at a small California nature preserve, coyotes and deer shifted away from nighttime activity, and the woody plants those deer used to eat increased sixty four fold
A single mountain lion has triggered significant ecological shifts in a suburban California nature preserve, according to new research.
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Virus-infected bunnies — ‘Frankenstein rabbits’
Reports of rabbits exhibiting tentacle-like growths across the United States have surfaced, prompting widespread public and expert concern.
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‘Zombie’ squirrels with oozing warts are found in several states in peoples’ backyards
Unusual squirrel behavior with visible tumors reported across multiple U.S. states sparks wildlife alerts
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Woman stalked by charging bear on morning dog walk captures terrifying encounter on camera
A viral video of a woman’s close call with a grizzly bear during a morning walk sparks global fascination—and safety debates.
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Missing giraffe Gracie still on the loose in Texas Hill Country, officials say
Conflicting reports emerge regarding the status of Gracie, a 16-foot-tall giraffe missing in the Texas Hill Country.
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Western Australian poultry farms locked down as second wild bird dies from H5N1 bird flu
H5N1 bird flu has reached Australia, triggering agricultural lockdowns and raising concerns for native wildlife across the continent.