Por: The Atlantic Science February 09, 2023
Some scientists have argued that revulsion is uniquely human. But it’s surprisingly common across nature.Sergey Taran / AlamyFebruary 9, 2023, 1:17 PM ETEleven years ago, on the remote Japanese island of Kojima, a female macaque walked backwards into a stray heap of primate poop, glanced down at her foot, and completely flipped her lid. The monkey hightailed it down the shoreline on three feet, kicking up sand as she sprinted, until she... + full article
The New York Times USA Science January 23, 2023
When Lauren Strohacker received her second Covid-19 vaccine dose in the spring of 2021, she rejoiced. It meant she could see her friends again, go to concerts and live with far less fear that an infection might leave her physically or economically crippled.But it became a... + más
What Humans Owe Animals | Time
19 Reader Views on Lab-grown Meat | The Atlantic
Time USA Life January 04, 2023
Animals are in trouble all over the world. Our world is dominated by humans everywhere: on land, in the seas, and in the air. No non-human animal escapes human domination. Much of the time, that domination inflicts wrongful : whether through the barbarous cruelties of the... + más
Russian soldiers leave animals hanging in trees as entertainment: Ukraine | Newsweek
New artificial intelligence could help humans actually talk to animals | WPTV
Newsweek USA World November 15, 2022
Ukrainian authorities are accusing Russians of executing animals by hanging them.Killing is entertainment for them, said a tweet on Monday from the Ukraine Ministry of Defense, accompanied with photos of dead animals at a site allegedly abandoned by Russian soldiers. When the... + más
Trees Help Protect the Planet From Climate Change. But The World Isn’t Doing Enough to Protect Forests | Time
Drought is killing the trees at Lake Tahoe | Newsweek
CBS News USA Business November 08, 2022
Most pet insurance companies specialize in coverage for dogs and cats, but insurance for many other types of animals is also available. Getty Images Pet insurance can help take the sting out of expensive veterinary bills. Like human health insurance plans, helps make costs for... + más
Pet insurance: How it works and what it costs | CBS News
Lemonade pet insurance review 2022 | CBS News
Newsweek USA Health October 13, 2022
Social media is awash with disgusting medical-themed videos involving everything from doctors popping pimples to extracting ingrown hairs. But what can explain the popularity of these gut-churning clips and why do so many people love watching them so much?These videos can rack... + más
Twitter rolling out TikTok-like full-screen vertical videos to iOS users | 9to5Mac
Doctored videos exaggerate Fetterman speech issues in viral social media posts | NBC News
NBC 6 South Florida USA Nation October 01, 2022
>> ANIMALS ALSO HIT HARD IN THESE AREAS AS WELL. THEY NEED HOMES, TOO. 20 CATS AND 13 DOGS FROM NAPLES 20 CATS AND 13 DOGS FROM NAPLES ARE RIGHT NOW AT THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF BROWARD, THEY NEED YOUR HELP. ONE OF THE DOGS WAS PREGNANT. ONE OF THE DOGS WAS PREGNANT. SHE GAVE BIRTH... + más
California bans unnecessary pesticide, chemical testing on dogs and cats | Los Angeles Times
There's a cat type for everyone, so it's a great time to consider letting a shelter kitty adopt you | The Advocate
Newsweek USA Nation September 26, 2022
As Hurricane Ian moves closer to Florida's Tampa Bay area, ZooTampa at Lowry Park will close Tuesday so staff can secure loose items and move higher-risk animals to more protected spaces.Zoo staff are beginning to prepare as several evacuations have already been ordered in... + más
Miami's zoo to close for Hurricane Ian: This is how workers will keep animals safe | WPTV
How animals at Florida zoos and wildlife sanctuaries are hunkering down for Hurricane Ian | ABC News
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