Good Animal News

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A subtle but innovative change to a busy highway in India aims to save lives.

Kemp’s ridley sea turtles were nearly wiped off the planet. Here’s what kept them from going extinct.

Despite heavy conflict and rampant wildlife trafficking, new studies suggest cause for hope for the West African leopard population.

Marine biologist Katherine Sayler answers the internet’s top questions about sea turtles.

Experts say the young bear cub is now “responding well” to treatment.

Nepal is home to more than 900 bird species, of which 40 are globally threatened and 172 are nationally threatened.

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In early June, the U.S. Coast Guard responded to an injured sea turtle off the coast of Florida.

The patient is named Crush, after the beloved “Finding Nemo” character.

Her mother may be a sheep, but farmers suspect she’s a different species.

Advocates say the historic investment will “improve safety for both people and wildlife” across the area.

After the first responders had completed the job, the masked critter ran back to its natural habitat.