SeaWorld Called to Testify before Congress
This is from Part Three – A New Beginning for Dolphins – of our feature “Dolphins and Us”
This is from Part Three – A New Beginning for Dolphins – of our feature “Dolphins and Us”
This is from Part Three – A New Beginning for Dolphins – of our feature “Dolphins and Us”
This is from Part Three – A New Beginning for Dolphins – of our feature “Dolphins and Us”
Law professor and historian Steven Wise is preparing a lawsuit on behalf of certain animals who meet the accepted definitions of what the law considers to be a “person.” The evidence for acknowledging their status, he says, is overwhelming.
This is from Part Three – A New Beginning for Dolphins – of our feature “Dolphins and Us”
This is from Part Three – A New Beginning for Dolphins – of our feature “Dolphins and Us”
This is from Part Three – A New Beginning for Dolphins – of our feature “Dolphins and Us”
Can a captive dolphin be returned to the wild? In most cases, yes. Howard Garrett, director and co-founder of the Orca Network, explains how. In 1995…
This is from Part Three – A New Beginning for Dolphins – of our feature “Dolphins and Us”
Bunnies are funny – and that’s no joke By Michael Mountain A comment on the rabbit rescue drama currently unfolding on the campus of the University…
The rescue of hundreds of rabbits from the grounds of the University of Victoria in Canada polarizes a community. Is there hope for the rabbits?
More and more, conservationists are looking to school kids, retirees and just plain folks to help catalogue wildlife. Citizen scientists can count backyard butterflies, songbirds and…
It turns out that nine out of 156 tortoises living in captivity are directly related to the Chelonoidis elephantopus, a Galapagos tortoise species that whalers hunted…
New poll suggests they’re more concerned about cruelty to animals than those in the United States and Canada.
Polar bears are losing their homelands as the ice melts around them. But some of them are getting help. It’s not news that polar bear habitat…
Dogs and mail carriers sometimes have a tense relationship, at best. But here’s the story of a dog who went postal in a good way.
Two blind men at a temple in India are trying to get something to drink. But they can’t see to operate the tap. A monkey, who’s been watching them, jumps down to help.
How pigeon lofts are good news for birds – and also for cities By Marleen Drijgers. (Photos by Regina Jockwer) (Editor’s Note: In her previous post,…
On a visit to an island sanctuary, a woman feeds porridge to a baby chimp, holds a teenage chimp in her arms, and gets groomed.
A psychologist explains why the desire to keep pets is like a virus – the most adorable virus ever.