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In response to the attack, local officials have been putting up warning signs about not feeding elk in local communities

Woman rushed to Flinders Medical Centre with serious injuries after incident near Adelaide

Mei Xiang and Tian Tian have been on loan to US from China for more than two decades and are being transported with their cub

Bedbugs were almost eradicated via nationwide campaign in 1960s but thanks to lifting of travel restrictions after Covid-19 pandemic they’re back

Experts point to social and animal harms and the cost-of-living crisis – and say for younger generations, the cup is ‘just not cool anymore’

Officials remind residents of rules and say non-native Argentine black and white tegus can pose threat to wildlife and people

A man on a motorcycle was injured when the camper van braked suddenly to go around the roaming arachnid

American Ornithological Society to change names referencing people or deemed offensive for ones that better describe species

Lawrence Faucette, who had terminal heart disease, received a pig heart genetically altered to be compatible with humans

Money is finite and my buffer is waning. I have one big bill left in me and then I’ll have to stop

Hope the purloined pooch was returned to Jeannine Staller after she was told by Scott Casterline that her dog was dead

Snakes Bagel and Mango are used to a much warmer climate than found in Coogee and owner is ‘scared for their safety’

The ‘bloody big’ bird wanders through train stations, front yards and past windows. And his Moreton Bay fanbase love it

California otter known for harassing Santa Cruz surfers and eluding capture seen floating with her baby lying on her belly

Snake expert says the survival of Bagel and Mango in the wild is a greater concern than any threat to people in Coogee

NSW environment minister Penny Sharpe says ‘threatened native species are in danger of extinction’ after authorising aerial cull

The intelligent birds, thought to be a nuisance by some, learn from consequences and can recognize resemblance between objects

Groundskeepers resort to covering course with chilli oil to discourage the herbivores, which are native to the south-west

Colossal Biosciences, which is behind bid to bring back Tasmanian tiger, teams up with Melbourne Zoo to save 15cm reptile

Since Trump administration removed species from endangered list 20% of entire population has been lost in just two years

Social media posts showed landlords breaking into people’s houses and forcibly taking away their dogs

The chick hatched on a high platform built by conservationists to keep nests safe from foxes which swim to Tumby Island from the mainland

Gabriel Silva, 17, was saved by his family’s dog, who alerted his parents that he was having a stroke in the early morning

Thinking about what your dog or cat eats and the products you buy for them can lessen the impact they have on the planet

YouTube star Augusto Deoliveira – who also cancelled trips to the UK and Italy – stands by his tough approach to training canines

Tortoise is ‘bigger than the platter you’d use to serve 24 people a Thanksgiving turkey’ and was found abandoned in a spinach patch

Government says research suggests survivors of strangulation are more likely to be seriously injured or murdered by the same partner

Wildlife advocacy groups stress ‘permanent’ consequences of failing to address biodiversity and climate

Navy veteran Rudy Noorlander, 61, who needed three operations to repair face, in good humor as he recovers from injuries

One wild-born owl remains in British Columbia, where logging concerns have destroyed the species’s old-growth forest home

Victorious bear who showed ‘dominant performance’ and ‘skill and toughness’ beat competition from 11 other bears in Alaska

Channelling Villanelle, Annabelle Hickson’s onion chopping skills did not prepare her for the entry of the deadly brown snake that slithered into her farmhouse kitchen in rural NSW

Despite it being taboo and illegal to kill critically endangered primate, 30% of villages have evidence of killing in ‘last five to 10 years’

The tiny army cutworm moth provides a surprisingly nutritious meal for the giant carnivores – but humans are getting in the way

Shnappy, who weighs 50lbs and lives in Clove Lakes Park, has gone missing – and locals suspect poachers stole it for soup

McCormick Place, the largest convention center in North America, is largely covered with glass, making it a lethal obstacle for birds