New Law Protects People Who Break Into Hot Cars To Save Pets
• http://www.trueactivist.comMost states have penalties for people who leave animals in hot cars, but Tennessee is the first to offer protection for people who come to their rescue.
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Most states have penalties for people who leave animals in hot cars, but Tennessee is the first to offer protection for people who come to their rescue.
The key to better, tougher and more coordinated robots as well as improved surgical procedures, among other advances, could derive their inspiration from an unlikely source – the odd, square tail of the all-around strange seahorse.
A talking white elephant called Slizamandee could save the world with his wisdom and "teach us with the deepest voice of history", according to an academic paper published today.
Hundreds of wild horses have been forced into hair-cuts this weekend in the Spanish village of Sabucedo, where locals have herded the animals from the mountains to fight them at a controversial festival called "Rapa das Bestas" (Cropping of the B
A new US government report has found that if greenhouse gas emissions continue at their current rate, polar bear populations will start to rapidly decline as early as 2025.
Our planet's beauty and fragility can never be understated. So, scientists with a GoPro teamed up with some turtles to take the viewer on a tour of the Great Barrier Reef – the endangered paradise, as seen from the point of view of its inhabitant
Unidentified 28-year-old dies in bayou after late-night swim
Scientists have found a new type of centipede that is the deepest underground dwelling creature of its kind a species that has been found as deep as 1100 meters below the Earth's surface and was named Geophilus hadesi after Hades himself.
A Filipino-French research team discovered between 150-250 new species of crustaceans and 1,500- 2,500 new species of mollusks.
Authorities say more than two dozen monkeys have been set free in Puerto Rico after someone broke a lock on their enclosures at a primate research facility.
The beautiful animal in the photo above is a Beaded Lacewing. While the adults are delicate and lovely, they begin life as ferocious tiny predators lurking in the nests of termites.
There's good news for scientists who study animals that are too small to carry a GPS monitor, or that spit ID tags back out through their arms. A setup using an off-the-shelf camera can precisely capture an animal's path in three dimensions--wit
CC BY-NC 2.0 gainesp2003 One of the most commonly heard complaints about wind turbines is that they're loud. Wind farms are usually built a far enough distance away from communities that the noise is negligible, but a new biomimetic technology ins
a Funny thing happened when two Danish college students injected tracking tags into starfish. The tracking tags kept mysteriously winding up on the bottom of the tank. The students – Trine Bottos Olsen and Frederik Ekholm Gaardsted Christensen -- t
Deep in the ocean's cold, dark waters lives a species of wide-eyed octopus that will surely warm your heart with pure cuteness.
The salmon off Canada's western coast aren't doing so great. And while I realize how absurd this probably sounds, there's an app for that, too.
Majestic and wise, the African elephant is an iconic land animal revered for its gargantuan size and regal presence. But did you know that in just the past three years, over 100,000 African elephants were poached for their ivory tusks?
Despite SeaWorld's attempts, its stock is still falling - just like its attendance and revenue.
As this delightful tweet from Sir Richard Branson that has been making the rounds of the internet points out, sharks aren't even close to the scariest creatures on the planet.
The University of Texas at Austin (UT) have finally discovered the organic mechanism responsible for this in an animal.
A gazelle witnessing this scene would be terrified. This cheetah, which looks like it's about to pounce, was caught mid-run by a camera trap in the Serengeti National Park.
The discovery could shed light on the pace at which cooking emerged among humans' early ancestors, according to scientists.
A recent spate of whales washed up on the state's beaches may be coincidence but ship strikes, fishing lines, sonar and climate change are all taking a toll
Robotic pets could replace their living counterparts by 2025 as our infatuation with technology grows and more people migrate to high-density city living, scientists claim.
Governor Bill Haslam signed Aron's Law Friday, which was named in honor of a police dog killed in the line of duty 17 years ago.
Jon Stewart, the hilarious host of Comedy Central's Daily Show, is a New Jersey native who is ready to return to the simple life. As he winds down his stellar 16-year-career, though, many wonder what new hobbies will employ his time.
Dan Carlin was posing for a picture with a fish he had just caught when a sea lion leaped from the water and dragged him 20 feet under the sea
Dan Carlin was posing for a picture with a fish he had just caught when a sea lion leaped from the water and dragged him 20 feet under the sea
For many of us, dogs are part of our families and we want to keep them safe and healthy as we would any other family member.
A lucky group of ocean lovers got the surprise of a lifetime when a huge sperm whale swam into their live video broadcast.