Should bullfighting be banned?

Catalonia has voted to outlaw the traditional sport. What will this mean?

An Abandoned Pygmy Slow Loris Finds New Home at Al Wabra Wildlife Preservation

This Pygmy Slow Loris Was in a Rather Fair State Due to Malnutrition By Catrin Hammer Doha, Qatar - In 2007, AWWP was approached by a local animal welfare society to take custody of an abandoned Pygmy Slow Loris (Nycticebus pygmaeus). Since this species is considered threatened in the wild (IUCN 2010), AWWP took over the animal following its philosophy to contribute to the conservation of ...

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Aquarists at Tynemouth's Blue Reef Aquarium Have Put on Display a Selection of Bizarre Corkscrew-Shaped Eggs

Port Jacksons are Extremely Difficult to Get to Breed Successfully By Drew Cunliffe Tynemouth, UK - Aquarists at Tynemouth's Blue Reef Aquarium have put on display a selection of bizarre corkscrew-shaped eggs which have been laid by a newly-arrived Australian Port Jackson shark. The female, who has been nicknamed 'Sheila', was only introduced into the aquarium's giant ocean display last week in ...

South American Coatis at Noah's Ark Zoo Farm Move Into Their New Home

The Coatis Will Now Be Able to Use a Large New Climbing Structure, Reaching 25ft High By Jon Woodward Wraxall, UK - A group of inquisitive South American Coatis, ground-foraging relatives of the racoon, are being built a brand new home at Noah's Ark Zoo Farm, Wraxall, as the zoo makes room for some new animal additions. The group of three Brown-nosed Coatis, small furry mammals which use their ...