Victory! South Korea bans bear farming and cruel bile farms
South Korea has decided to permanently put an end to bear farming for the extraction of bile, a practice that
Trump’s wall dividing again: one of Arizona’s last natural paradises at risk
Donald Trump is once again pushing for a wall on the border with Mexico. But this time the project risks
Watch the emotional rescue of an elephant trapped in mud in Kenya (after 4 days of trying)
Last August the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust completed one of the most complex rescue operations ever conducted, celebrated through a post
Stop monkeys used as guinea pigs in CDC laboratories: epochal turning point in the USA (but some macaques risk being killed)
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is preparing to permanently close its primate research program, a decision destined
Goodbye cages? The first Italian fund for the transition to cage-free farming is born (but the resources will not be enough)
With the final approval of the 2026 Budget Law, the Italian Parliament introduces for the first time a public fund
This is how man has shaped the brown bears of the Apennines: less aggressive, but more at risk and vulnerable
In the mountain landscape of central Italy lives a population of bears that is attracting the attention of the scientific
Pensioner killed by a wild boar during a hunting trip: yet another tragedy in the Frusinate area from which we should learn
A hunting trip turned into tragedy in the Vallemaio countryside, in the province of Frosinone, where a 74-year-old pensioner lost
Slow and sly, how did the sloth survive 64 million years of natural selection?
A very slow creature, apparently fragile yet extraordinarily resistant, the sloth represents one of the greatest challenges to the classic
Goodbye to Brigitte Bardot: the rebellious diva who gave up fame to dedicate herself to animals has died
Brigitte Bardot, one of the most famous cinema icons of the 60s and 70s, has left us. The news of
Wombats use their cube poops to communicate, the study
We already knew it: the wombat poops in cubes, and we also knew why. But now we know something more: