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A crumbling job market for college grads threatens the centerpiece of a nation's hopes for prosperity.

People do not hesitate to spend even Rs. 20,000 for a pug (female) because they will cross it for breeding after eight months. It will give four litters a year. The number of pups in every litter will vary. But, they will be able to earn at least one lakh

Police in north-western China's Gansu province seized a record 27 snow leopard skins and nearly 80 pelts from bears and other animals, state media said on Monday. Forestry police from the neighbouring Qinghai province seized 104 animal skins

Soon Michael Vick will have no sponsorship deals. Rawlings ended its relationship with the Atlanta Falcons quarterback on Tuesday. Hopefully Vick doesn't have a dog to kick. The St. Louis-based sporting goods manufacturer, which used his likeness

Wildlife traders and pet shop operators are well aware of this legal blunder and are exploiting it to the fullest, which is why the reptiles are for sale everywhere, at prices upwards of RM50 each. Indian star tortoises (Geochelone elegans) are sought aft

state and federal wildlife agents have raided what they describe as an illegal zoo in Cumberland County, Tennessee. owners had several lions, tigers and bears being held in a hidden location deep in the woods adjacent to the Catoosa Wildlife Management Ar

PEOPLE JOSTLED cameras and squirmed on benches inside a trailer on a high-mountain meadow as the tour guide gently opened retractable doors, turning the bird blind into a window on one of nature's most spectacular shows: Strutting, chest-puffing male sage

The last U.S. plant that slaughtered horses for human consumption will remain closed after a federal judge on Thursday dismissed its challenge to the state law that shut it down.The Cavel International Inc. plant in DeKalb closed last week after U.S. Dist

Next time you order a shrimp cocktail, eat a bagel with smoked salmon or enjoy a tuna sandwich, know this: The world's appetite for fish is growing a lot faster than the oceans can supply them.