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A rare Sihek chick just hatched at Cincinnati Zoo, pushing the species count to around 140—just as wild eggs surface for the first time in decades. Here's what that could mean next.

Washington County Public Fishing Lake reopens May 24 for bank fishing after 9-month closure battling giant salvinia that doubles every 2-4 days. Permits now $5, boat ramp stays closed until water rise

UK zoos face a 2027 deadline to provide 20,000m² for elephants, cease bird tethering, and ban touch pools. Uncover the full scope of these transformative animal welfare mandates.

Circle K’s new EV-only site in Sweden charges cars to 80% in 15 minutes—plus it skips gas pumps entirely and knows your car. See what’s inside the 1,076 sq ft store drivers

Three falcon chicks just hatched 693 feet above NYC—guess how many nests are hidden across bridges and buildings as this endangered species stages a striking urban comeback

Black bears are back in Illinois and Missouri after 150 years—over 5 sightings reported this May alone. See where they’ve been spotted and what’s prompting urgent wildlife alerts.

Over 12,000 baby birds were left in a USPS truck—4,000 died, 5,000 overwhelmed a shelter with no funding. How did this happen and who’s being held responsible?

Xiaomi's new YU7 SUV goes beyond expectations with 835 km range, 681 HP, and 15-minute charging—see what could edge out Tesla’s Model Y in China’s next EV race.

“Five young capuchins on Jicarón Island have seized 11 baby howlers for up to nine days—threatening a Vulnerable subspecies and sparking urgent calls for wildlife monitoring.”

England begins world's first gonorrhoea vaccine rollout after 85,000 cases and rising drug resistance — but how effective is it really and who’s getting it first? The details may surprise you.