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Cold weather can be as dangerous for pets, as it is for humans.

Senior Strategic Communications Major, Carly Hargroves, joined her peers in volunteering for multiple St. Augustine organizations on Flagler’s MLK Day of Service. Hargroves reflects on the service project she participated in and the importance of giving back to the community in honor of MLK Jr.’s legacy.

The causal link between environmental damage and pandemics during the Anthropocene is a recurring topic in books...

Human use of nonhuman animals contributes to pandemics, climate change, and other global threats which, in turn, contribute to biodiversity loss, ecosystem collapse, and nonhuman suffering. Similar dynamics are emerging in human use of artificial intelligences (AIs).

Elan Abrell, author of SAVING ANIMALS, will join the Yale Law School Law Ethics & Animals Program for "Slaughterhouse Workers, Animals, and the Environment" with Delicanna Winders on Wednesday, October 26.

A family of spotted pigs have been given their own reality TV series that has taken on the job of busting the myth of micro and teacup pigs.

New TV Series Exposes The Myth of Teacup Pigs

Three super cute African penguin chicks had their debut swim at Mystic Aquarium today. Watch the video here.

Stephanie Hanes. Stephanie Hanes is a freelance reporter whose work has appeared in more than a dozen national publications, including Smithsonian Magazine, the Christian Science Monitor, Africa Geographic, and USA Today. She was a staff reporter at The Baltimore Sun before moving to Johannesburg, South Africa, where she lived for four years. In southern Africa, she covered topics ranging from conservation to HIV/AIDS to the new art of "car spinning" in South African townships. Reporti...

You probably haven't heard of the Rusty Patched Bumble Bee, but you've definitely benefitted from their existence.