animal
Coverage of animal in the Nexus archive.
- Five killed as car plunges into dam in Madhya Pradesh’s Rajgarh
Five people were killed when a car plunged into a dam in Rajgarh, Madhya Pradesh. Police suspect the accident occurred as they were likely trying to avoid an animal or another vehicle.
- Broward man accused of abusing elderly German shepherd appears before judge
A 60-year-old man from Broward faces three charges, including aggravated animal cruelty and abandonment of an animal, after allegedly abusing a 13-year-old German shepherd named Nico. The dog is being treated at Broward County Animal Care, and the accused's bond was set at $12,000.
- Police arrest settler teen suspected of clubbing dog during West Bank raid
A 16-year-old settler teen was arrested for allegedly clubbing a dog during a West Bank raid. Police stated they will not tolerate violence against people or animals.
- Teenager who stabbed his stepfather and family dog to death for thrills and had kill lists on his phone said he 'wanted to end so many lives'
A teenager admitted to stabbing his stepfather and family dog to death for thrills and was found to have kill lists on his phone, expressing a desire to 'end so many lives.'
- Fur-ever young! Scientists develop a drug that can extend dogs' lifespans by at least a YEAR
Scientists have developed a drug that can extend dogs' lifespans by at least a year. This breakthrough could significantly impact veterinary medicine and aging research.
- WATCH: Parrot explores the ocean in DIY submarine
An Iowa man created a DIY submarine to allow his parrot to explore the ocean during his trip to the Bahamas, ensuring the bird isn't left alone. The invention highlights innovative pet care and underwater exploration for animals.
- WATCH: Astronaut’s dog erupts with joy as mom returns from moon mission
Artemis II astronaut Christina Koch shared a joyful reunion with her dog Sadie after returning from a deep-space mission. The emotional moment highlights the personal connection between the astronaut and her pet following a record-setting lunar mission.
- Farmer exposes 'ridiculous' government licensing system that lets criminals dump waste in the country - after registering her prize COW Beau as an official rubbish disposer
A farmer criticizes a government licensing system that permits criminals to illegally dump waste by registering her prize cow, Beau, as an official rubbish disposer. The system is described as 'ridiculous' for enabling waste dumping under the guise of legitimate waste management.
- Australia news live: poor hospital food adding to health costs; suspected crocodile remains found on Adelaide roadside
Australian governments spend $2.13bn annually on low-quality public food, raising health costs, while suspected crocodile remains were found dumped on Adelaide's roadside. Authorities are analyzing the reptile remains to confirm the species and origin.
- World's oldest known gorilla celebrates 69th birthday
The world's oldest known gorilla, celebrated for its 69th birthday, marks a significant milestone in wildlife conservation. This rare event highlights the longevity of gorillas in captivity and underscores efforts to protect these endangered species.
- Pictured: 'Softest' dog which mauled its teenage owner, 19, to death as father reveals moment he found his daughter fatally injured
A 19-year-old teenager was fatally mauled by their own dog, described as the 'softest,' during an attack. The father discovered his daughter fatally injured after the incident, revealing the tragic moment. The case highlights the unexpected danger of seemingly gentle animals.
- Penguin 'Toxicologists' Find PFAS Chemicals in Remote Patagonia
Researchers from UC Davis Health discovered PFAS chemicals in penguin populations in remote Patagonia, highlighting environmental contamination in the region. The study underscores the presence of toxic substances in wildlife despite the area's isolation.
- How bad for humans is wildlife trade? A new study has answers
A new study examines the risks of spillover diseases from wildlife trade, including pangolins, giant rats, and other exotic animals sold for food and traditional medicine. The research highlights potential health threats from both legal and illegal wildlife markets.