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Support OneGreenPlanet Being publicly-funded gives us a greater chance to continue providing you with high quality content. Please support us! Support Us Wild animals were meant to live in the wild. Seems like common sense, but humans have long cast-off such concerns and captured the world’s most majestic animals for roadside attractions, circuses, and medical experimentation. The lives of animals in the wild versus captivity are literally worlds apart, and even the best captive facilities can’t recreate the conditions of the wild – not exactly. Most don’t even try, leaving anim...

The chirp-chirping of budgies on Sundays under the glassy ironwork canopies of Paris's Île de la Cité will soon be no more. The city decided last week to shut down the iconic weekly bird market, a st…

The Dolphin Project on King Island has been closed for almost 30 years. Picture: King Island Scheelite   But tungsten has been experiencing a global resurgence, with the mineral now essential in the manufacturing of weapons, electric vehicles and fighter jets. The Dolphin Mining Project is located near the town of Grassy on the southeast coast of picturesque King Island, and produces scheelite, a form of tungsten. China has long held a monopoly on global tungsten production, controlling around 83 per cent of the world's supply. However the reopening of the King Island mine could leave...

A SEAL pup which had been abandoned by its mother was severely underweight when it was picked up by an animal charity on Christmas Eve.

THE River Adur might be a little chilly for most human swimmers at this time of year but it seems to suit this little fellow just fine.