Meet Peanut, the world's oldest living chickenMeet Peanut, the world's oldest living chicken
Meet Peanut, the world's oldest living chickenThe hen's dramatic start to life might have helped her make it to the exceptional age of 21.
Meet Peanut, the world's oldest living chickenThe hen's dramatic start to life might have helped her make it to the exceptional age of 21.
Flamingos spotted across Florida after Hurricane IdaliaThe Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says flamingos were native to the state but disappeared at the turn of the 20th century.
Dog runs away from home to rock out at Metallica concertStorm appears to be in healthy condition and is loved and cared for by her humans; she just wanted to rock out.
Marine scientists spot rare handfish not seen in 27 yearsIt was a rare and exciting sight, marking the first documented sighting of the endangered fish in over 25 years.
Federal roundup set to remove 122 wild horses in northwest ColoradoThe Bureau of Land Management said the area is unsuited for wild horses because most of the food and water sources are on private land.
Endangered Sumatran orangutan baby born at Denver ZooWith just around 9,200 remaining in the wild, Sumatran orangutans are a critically endangered species.
'Worst roadside zoo in America' will never reopen, per settlementPETA settled a lawsuit with the operators of a Myrtle Beach zoo who agree not to collect animals ever again.
Tiger dies in 'freak accident' at Colorado zooMila, a 2-year-old Amur tiger, died from spine injury after falling off a bench.
Most US dog owners skeptical of routine vaccinesExperts say the skepticism could cause infectious diseases to spread in canines and humans.
You have to see this 14-foot-long alligator captured in MississippiA group of hunters just made a record-breaking catch that's the size of some cars.
Hunters join largest search for Loch Ness Monster in 50 yearsHundreds are scanning a lake in Scotland in search of the mythical creature.
National Zoo to hand over giant pandas to China after 51 yearsThe National Zoo in Washington, D.C., will lose one of its most popular exhibits as it prepares to send its remaining three giant pandas to China.
Rare mosquito-borne virus that can affect your brain seen in 2 statesA rare, extremely serious mosquito-borne virus has been found in at least two states.
Watch: Police rescue dog from hot car, owner cited for animal neglectPolice said when officers arrived the vehicle was locked and the dog had allegedly been inside the car for over 20 minutes.
Californians can expect more bugs, critters after tropical stormAs residents work to clean up the wreckage left by Tropical Storm Hilary, people in California are noticing some pretty unusual things hanging around.
Don't kiss turtles, CDC warns amid salmonella outbreaks in 11 statesSymptoms of salmonella poisoning typically include diarrhea and fever, but the bacteria can be deadly.
Baby giraffe born without spots may be the only one in the worldBrights Zoo in Tennessee is asking the public for help naming the female calf.
Krispy Kreme will have Pup'kin Spice Doughnuts for National Dog DayYour dog can get in on the pumpkin spice craze, too.
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New bill in Congress seeks to expand DOJ powers in animal abuse casesThe bill would allow the DOJ to step in and remove animals from harmful environments, as well as seek license suspensions, revocations and penalties.
This your reptile? Colorado officials rescue orange iguana at a parkOrange iguanas, which are not native to the U.S., are sometimes kept as pets. Authorities in Colorado said the iguana was docile when rescued.
Watch as K-9 returns to work after being stabbed while on dutyA Las Vegas K-9 returned to work after being stabbed while on the job.
Wildfires don't just hurt humans. Here's how they affect your petsHumans often talk about the effects of wildfires on their physical and mental health, but they also affect that of their pets.
This non-native hornet is now in the US. Why it could spell troubleThere have been reported cases in which the hornets have unexpectedly projected "a liquid toward the human face."
Florida residents hope peacock vasectomies can solve a bird problemA Florida veterinarian said the medical procedure on one male bird is expected to stop at least seven females from reproducing offspring.
As shark sightings rise, researchers are better understanding speciesIncreased great white shark research is being done ahead of a busy tourist season along the East Coast.
Cadaver dogs work to find remains, closure for families in MauiThe task of identifying those who have died in the fire is difficult work that would not be possible without specially trained canines.
Someone's chopping the tails off horses in ColoradoThe tails are being chopped off and sold on the black market.
Rescued walrus calf that was prescribed 24/7 'cuddle care' diesDuring their first two years of life, walrus calves are reliant on near-constant attention from their mothers.
'Hank the Tank' bear moved to sanctuary after breaking into 21 homesIt turns out "Hank the Tank" is actually female, and is now being called Henrietta.
Thousands of tarantulas will soon be crawling across this stateEvery year in August and September, male tarantulas leave their burrows in masses and begin searching for a mate.