PLEASE LET THE D.A. KNOW WHAT YOU THINK OF THE OC SHELTER HOLDING "PHOENIX" UNTIL IT WAS TO LATE TO HELP SAVE HIS LIFE! Critter Crossings Rescue offered to take this little baby into rescue the day he was brought into the shelter but was told "NO"

In a freak accident, more than 800 Asian openbill storks, mostly chicks and juveniles, were killed as the banyan tree on which they were nesting collapsed on Monday night. Sixty-one birds which survived were brought to IFAW-WTI run Centre for Wildlife

Harare, Zimbabwe: A breakdown in law enforcement against rhino poaching and horn smuggling in Zimbabwe is threatening the success of more than a decade's work bringing rhino populations back up to healthy levels. Typical of the problem is the recent re

This is the amazing moment when a 50-ton right whale decided it needed to take a closer look at a wildlife photographer and his assistant. Brian Skerry was shooting pictures off the coast of Aukland Islands when the giant mammal came within a few feet of

THE Federal Opposition has called on the Rudd Government to tackle Japan about alleged vote-buying in the International Whaling Commission following the recruitment of strife-torn Eritrea to the organisation. Eritrea joins Tanzania and the Republi

SCIENTISTS may have found the explanation for the role of naval sonar in the mass stranding of whales and dolphins with the discovery that ships' equipment uses the same frequencies as killer whales. They suggest that the bursts of sound emitted b

Dallas Zoo officials are reporting record-breaking attendance. "We just went over 660,000 this year," said Sean Greene, Dallas Zoo. According to officials, the zoo hasn't seen as many visitors since 1979. "We shattered our attendance record. I thi

NEW DELHI: Iron meshes as chain-link fences can be handy in preventing predatory cats from entering villages near wildlife parks but buffer zones can be NEW DELHI: Iron meshes as chain-link fences can be handy in preventing predatory cats from entering vi

One of the world's rarest reptiles, the critically-endangered Siamese crocodile, is gravely threatened by a proposed dam in an unspoilt region of Cambodia, British conservationists warn. Construction of the Chay Areng dam in the Cardamom mountains wi

CROWN POINT, Ind. (AP) - Indiana conservation officers say they seized a 5-foot venomous cobra from a Crown Point woman who didn't have the required state permit to possess the dangerous snake. When officers seized the Egyptian cobra Sunday from Eliza