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Tunnels and scent trails ‘beneficial’ to ferret welfare
The most commonly provided forms of environmental enrichment revealed by the survey were those that promote rest, such as hammocks....
Wildlife populations ‘utilised’ by humans in alarming decline
Among the worst affected species were marine populations from Asia-Pacific. Study reveals current levels of exploitation may be unsustainable. Wildlife...
Rare cotton-top tamarin born at Chester Zoo
Pictured: The adorable new arrival with one of its parents. The zoo recently started caring for the endangered species again. ...
Easter treats for animals at ZSL London Zoo
"The gorillas loved tearing into their colourful Easter pinatas in search of snacks" – Dan Simmonds. Meerkats and gorillas enjoyed...
Pathologists confirm ‘world’s first’ case of meningitis in deceased shark
Greenland sharks reside in the deep waters of the Arctic and North Atlantic oceans. A post-mortem revealed discolouration and cloudy...
Last reptile market in the UK loses venue
"APA has worked tirelessly and professionally to end potentially exotic illegal trading" – Cllr David Shaw. Animal welfare organisations are...
Regal jumping spiders arrive at ZSL London Zoo
Regal jumping spiders can jump 10cm forwards from a standing start, spinning a line of silk behind them to ensure...
Vets complete arctic trek to help rhinos
John and David raised money for the organisation, Helping Rhinos. David Abratt and John Beel raised over £3,200. Two veterinary...
BVA welcomes new study on badger culling
"We welcome any new data or research that sheds light on bovine TB control" – James Russell, BVA. Paper explores the...
MPs to debate badger culling petition
The debate will be available to view live on Parliament TV and YouTube. The e-petition gained over 106,000 signatures. On...