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>> 86! lets move it. >> we followed katherine hines out to the exercise yard to see part of their daily routine. >> this is our exercise cage. we get it every other day. its four hours of exercise. we look forward to it, for sure. sunlight, its a big deal. so -- >> just getting sunlight. its like a lizard, takes a minute to get going. >> are you going to work out? >> yeah. >> then nearly two minutes pass, with nothing happening. our camera operator walked in between exercise cages waiting for th...

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>> axelrod: all he wanted was a chance to go to school but instead, he wound up in the back of a squad car. "he" being this sea lion pup who made his way on to the campus of mar vista high school about five blocks from the beach the in southern most part of southern california. the pup was released back into the pacific ocean. no charges, of course. a record number of sea lions, more than 2,000, have washed ashore in california this year.

Spearfishing at the time, suffering bite wounds to his torso and neck witnesses say from a bull shark. >> you could see his wet suit was embedded in it. and it looked like it took a good chunk of it out. >> reporter: the latest attack putting spring breakers on high alert with numbers showing the u.s. is the shark attack capital of the world with more than half of attacks happening in florida. just two days ago, hundreds of sharks swarming the waters south of the sebastian inlet. >> shark! >> re...

Theyre among the worlds most endangered species. rhinos are being killed by poachers in africa at an alarming rate. the black rhino in particular is facing the highest risk of extinction. but now a team of scientists here in the u.s. is exploring a new way to stop poachers in their tracks from the air. our chief

Camera. >> and are your smart phone apps spying on you? >> and a remarkable come back of river otters. researchers explain the reason why. >> out. out. >> getting tense there. we begin with a story youll only see on abc7 news. a company owner allegedly bribing a police officer. good evening everyone. >> tonight we have new information on a construction case. >> dan noyes has the story. >> records obtained by the i

The ancient city of apamea dating back some 2,300 years seen in satellite photos in 2011, and now pockmarked with the so-called robber holes of looters. priceless funeral busts from palmyra, a world heritage site stolen from their tombs. its what compelled syrian british archaeologist dr. amral azm to organize his former colleagues and students inside syria. together they launched an effort to protect what could be salvaged and to create a record of what could not. >> some of them were once muse...

So what is? well talk to general jack keane coming up. bill: why would nasa hope the key to a better grip could come from a little lizard, that guy? ♪ the hotels.com app can help you find a great deal on a hotel room. however, it wont help you if you lock yourself out of your hotel room in your underpants. than ks captain obvious. no need to thank me, since i havent helped you in the slightest.

A wild discovery in the south bay. exotic birds, fish, even a lion found stuffed and mound in a womans home. she is in big trouble. its an international investigation that began in france and ended in the south bay. len ramirez tracked down the suspect. >> reporter: its a zoo inside her home, turtles, gators, pythons and lizards about to leap. but she says she had no idea her love of animals and fascination with exotic taxidermy from around the world would lead her afoul of the law. >> he told m...

Catching one poor iguana repeatedly chucking it into the wave to see if it would come back to the same spot. it did. but modern science just discovered something more fascinating. >> they can shrink and go. so if theres not enough algae basically an adult sea iguana can shrink one third of the side. >> really? like anatomically get smaller? the worlds only sea-faring lizard is the only known species that can contract and expand its own bones. so they may actually hold a key to curing human bone ...