US teen survives bear attack after heroic rescue by brother

In China, a young caretaker Xi Xiamen has taken upon herself to nurture cubs of wild animals in a zoo. From Tiger cubs to baby pandas to little bears she has taken care of around 200 animals in the past 4 years. Her videos gather millions of views on social media platforms.

Young caretaker helps nurture wild animals

India: Wild buffalo attack kills one Kaziranga forest officer, injures another

Japan is relying on a 'Monster Wolf' to scare away wild predators from populated areas

Endearing! Rare, tiny albino puma cub born in Nicaragua zoo draws crowds

India: From 'Arikomban' in Kerala to 'Arisi komban' in Tamil Nadu- A wild tusker's journey

India: Driver held at Jim Corbett National Park after tiger charges at tourists

According to a wide-ranging research, animals bred in captivity experience significant physical and behavioural changes that may disadvantage their survival chances once released into the wild.

WION Climate Tracker | Study: Animals bred in captivity develop physical changes

Thousands of wild salmon found dead as British Columbia's river dries out

This country became the first in the world to give legal rights to wild animals

Hunting order issued for a wild tiger in India; officials say capturing it top priority

A wet market in Wuhan may have launched the pandemic. Now, the WHO is urging countries to suspend the sale of live animals in food markets. Will China now ban its wet markets? WION's Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: WHO's appeal: Suspend sale of live animals in markets

British musician plays classical tunes for hungry monkeys in Thailand

An innovative burn treatment that uses fish skin is helping to heal animals who have fallen victim to the fires in the Brazilian wetlands. The technique developed by researchers at the Federal University of Ceara uses a dehydrated and sterilized tilapia skin on burn wounds.

Tilapia skin helps to heal wild animals, victims of fires in Brazil

Fatal crashes including wild animals dipped by over 50% due to coronavirus restrictions, says study

Wuhan officially bans eating and hunting of wild animals

A temporary animal hospital established in the Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park in South Australia has received over 300 injured animals in recent days as the devastating bushfires which have raged across the country have caused the death of over 500 million wild animals in the country.

Temporary animal hospital saves wild animals injured in Australian bushfires

When a crocodile was found under a cot in Gujarat village

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