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The Use of Antibiotics in Cattles, Pigs and Chickens May Increase the Spread of Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria

Cows and other livestock are fed antibiotics at higher rates than ever before, causing antibiotic-resistance in meat.

By Denise Valerie Uychiat

More Than 300 Whales Washed Out Dead In Chile

On the shores of a remote inlet in Patagonia, Chile, 337 whales were found dead due to reasons yet to be found out.
Emotional Fever: Research Shows Fishes Have Feelings too

A new study tells us that when animals show a slight increase in their body temperature which is connected to consciousness and emotions, this is called emotional fever and fishes have this.
Your Pet Could Help You Find True Love

There really is a reason behind why men pick up women in dog parks. In Walt Disney's 101 Dalmatians, Roger and Anita fell in-love with a little help from their pets Pongo and Perdita.
World AIDS Day: Photographer Captures How Dogs Transform The Lives Of HIV Patients

In celebration of the World AIDS Day, a photo exhibit depicting the healing power of dogs among HIV patients is sending out messages of "joy, love and survival."
Dog Dumped By Owner For Being Too Clingy Finally Finds New Home

Last week, Jubilee was brought by her former owner in a Texas animal shelter just because "she always wants to be by my side."
Children With Pet Dogs Are Less Likely To Develop Anxiety

Not only dogs are man's best friends, having a pet for babies is good for their mental health, too.
Stem Cell Drugs Found in Amphibians May Help Hasten Bone Healing

Researchers are still trying to figure out how drugs can help stem cells get into the bone. A recent study shows that problems with bone fractures are becoming a big problem for older people.
SeaWorld Banned From Breeding Whales In Captivity

After thousands of emails protesting SeaWorld Entertainment's orca whale captivity, authorities have finally prohibited the theme park to breed more whales in their tanks.
Idaho Hunter Wakes Up To A Bear Biting His Head

An Idaho hunter was sleeping in the wilderness when he felt something was tugging his hair and heard a bear breathing.
World's Largest Penguin Center to Open in Detroit

The $29.5 million Polk Penguin Conservation Center at the Detroit Zoo will open in March 2016, and will be the largest facility in the world
Ariana Grande Explains Why She Kissed A Girl

Ariana Grande, kissed a girl, and although the pop singer seemingly liked it, Ariana Grande didn't have a sudden feeling of excitement and pleasure with the explosion of attention that resulted from the incident.
'Shocking Death': 14 Elephants Poisoned With Cyanide In Zimbabwe

14 Elephants died from cyanide poisoning after licking oranges laced with the chemical. In a very tragic event in the African continent, 14 elephants were poisoned to death when the food they were given were laced with cyanide.
Golden Retriever Serves As Best Man At Veteran's Wedding

A golden retriever has always been by Justin Lansford's side through the hardest times and this is why the U.S. veteran gave his service dog, Gabe, the honor to be the best man on his wedding.
'HerdTracker App' Livestreams From Africa's Wild Life Migration

The App enables viewers to watch the magical animal migrations happening in Africa now. Animal migration is such an amazing event that happens in different places in the world.