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Owl-Napping Blamed On Kid’s Fascination with Harry Potter’s Hedwig

INDIA– A record number of owls have been disappearing in India and Harry Potter’s infamous owl Hedwig may be to blame. Children’s fascination with owls has been peaked–and kids are nabbing the owls as pets. Black magic rituals are also suspected as cause to sharp decreases in owl populations.

TOP NEWS: Puppy Mill Cruelty Prevention Act Prop B Passes!

MISSOURI – Thanks to Missouri’s compassionate voters and tireless animal advocates, this election went to the dogs! Read how the Prop B laws take a bite out of puppy breeders.

Record Number Of Pandas Born In Captivity This Year

CHINA – The giant panda population has been endangered for years, in part because the pandas are notoriously shy, avoiding even each other. This year a record nineteen pandas were born in captivity, thanks to artificial insemination and ‘panda porn.’

Eating Rare And Endangered Animals Is A Sign Of “Class” In China

CHINA – The financial boom in China has led to a change in appetite. Protected bears, tigers, turtles, and fish are among the casualties of ‘refined’ taste. China has massacred much of its own wild animal population, and is well on it’s way to do the same in neighboring countries.

Adorable Chimps Don’t Make Good House Pets

NATIONAL: While baby chimpanzees may be cuter than cute, they are never suitable as pets. It’s not just wrong to own a chimp– science proves it’s not safe. Chimp rescue organizations at bottom of article.

Dogs Sniff Out Amazingly Diverse Dangers

Dogs can sniff out dangers we could never detect. Check out several surprising ways our four-legged friends help us out.help keep us safe.

Adieu to Paul the World Cup Psychic Octopus; Hello To His Successor

Oct. 28, 2010 GERMANY – This week we said goodbye to Paul, the octopus with a talent for predicting World Cup winners. Today ,we say hello to his successor, also named Paul!

Dolphin Hunters and Anti-Hunting Activists Meet To Discuss Dolphin Slaughter

TOKYO-Anti-hunting activists and dolphin fishermen will meet for the first time Nov. 2 in Taiji, Japan to discuss the annual dolphin slaughter.

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