The measure would have outlawed hound hunting to kill large mammals, a practise which critics say is cruel and endangers non-target wildlife.

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Tigers, primarily native to Asia’s tropical forests, have seen their habitats shrink dramatically over time. Notably, the Amur Tiger endures in Russia, and there have been sightings of these …

After a decades-long campaign calling for their freedom, a tiger, lion, and leopard are among those living in a new sanctuary home.

Researchers say the beloved insects are disappearing at an “alarming rate,” with many butterfly species showing extreme declines of more than 50 percent. 

If passed, the legislation will help curb the negative impact of trophy hunts, which are said to kill more than 100,000 animals each year. 

The horrific undercover footage was taken at dairy farms which supply Fairlife, a billion-dollar brand owned by Coca Cola.

The company’s pork products, which include bacon and meatballs, are cultivated from animal cells to produce “real” meat but without the need to slaughter an animal.

Dr. Jonathan Birch is a professor of philosophy at the London School of Economics and is Principal Investigator on the “Foundations of Animal Sentience” project, a European Union-funded project to d...

What does the next generation think about how we treat animals and the planet? That’s the question a new study from Faunalytics and Good Growth Co. sought to answer. The study delves into Generation Z (also called “Gen Z” or “Gen Z-ers”) and their perspectives surrounding how the world treats animals and the environment – as well as their feelings about their own personal responsibility regarding these issues. The results: Gen Z overwhelmingly believes animal welfare and environmental issues matter and, in general, are trying to make humane choices — but they may also feel a sense of futility or

The Nicobar pigeon is the largest pigeon in the world and the closest living relative to the extinct dodo bird. They are famous for their gorgeous iridescent feathers. When threatened they make a pig-like grunt and are known for the strange way that they drink - by dunking their heads into water and sucking it up instead of sipping as other birds do. They are Near Threatened from palm oil deforestation on the Nicobar and Andaman Islands in #India along with hunting and the pet trade. Help their survival and #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife in the supermarket.

What you don't know about pigs will surprise you...