Abused, dead in traffic and exploited in illegal races: there is no peace for horses in Catania (and beyond)
Horses forced to race on the road while being whipped by jockeys incognito, scooters marking off the course and videos
Who is Proton and where does it come from, the white horse donated to the Pope (which will end up at auction)
A white horse, a gesture of affection and a charity auction: it is the story of Proton, the Arabian thoroughbred
The true cost of fur: a loss-making industry that burdens the economy, the environment and public health
An economically failing sector, environmentally unsustainable and morally indefensible. This is the picture that emerges from the new report “A
Why are butterflies losing their colors?
There are places where silence is made of colors that disappear. In the tropical forests of Brazil, butterflies are losing
Everyone’s crazy about the baby hippo at the Berlin Zoo (but he’s condemned to an existence in an enclosure)
A baby hippopotamus was born at the Berlin Zoo, and as often happens, the news quickly went viral. The little
New species of wild bee discovered (with unique characteristics) in the dunes of Sardinia
On the Culuccia Peninsula, a small sandy promontory in the north-east of Sardinia, science has added a new piece to
The green turtle is no longer an endangered species! Thanks to conservation projects it is now out of danger
The green turtle (Chelonia mydas) is no longer considered at risk of extinction. After decades of global efforts, the IUCN
Vitella escapes from the slaughterhouse in the Turin area: thanks to the humanity of a mayor, Torella will live free and happy in a shelter
A 15-month-old calf managed to transform an ordinary Monday into a story of salvation and humanity. In Leinì, in the
Victory! The Miami Seaquarium has closed after 70 years of exploitation and mistreatment, what will happen to the animals?
After seven decades of entertainment and controversy, the Miami Seaquarium is closing for good. The historic Virginia Key park, opened
After 100 years, bay scallops are returning to Virginia (thanks to an unprecedented ecological restoration project)
After nearly a hundred years of absence, bay scallops are finally returning to populate the waters along Virginia’s eastern coast.