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How do you celebrate 420 during the coronavirus pandemic?  Virtually, of course.  Most of us are at least a month into self-quarantine, and it's obvious that social distancing is the most effective way to curb the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.  Perhaps you've been celebrating the stoner holiday since your…

By Thanussha Priyah, 20 Apr 2020 Video screenshot via GoogleEven as you observe social responsibility at home during the coronavirus pandemic, you can still learn more about the wildlife by bringing fauna into your living space—virtually, of course. Google Search’s AR features let you view and interact with 3D objects…

This story was originally published 2020/04/06 1:33am PDTon Apr 6, 2020 and last updated 2020/04/30 1:32pm PDTApr 30, 2020.  You can't exactly head to the zoo right now, so why not bring the zoo to you? Using Google's 3D AR animals, you can snap photos and videos of tigers, lions,…

Zookeeper who saved hundreds of animals during Australia's worst bushfire season shares heartwarming videos of monkeys and lions to lift the spirits of those living in isolationChad Staples is the director of Mogo Zoo on the New South Wales south coastHe is sharing adorable videos of animals to spread joy…

The internet makes the world smaller, but there’s something about watching live creatures that makes it seem even smaller. While there are cat videos from all over the world that you can watch on-demand, watching an animal go about its day is a way different experience. It makes you feel…

Adorable one-month-old panda twins born during the coronavirus crisis are named 'safe' and 'sound'Adorable footage shows the twins in an incubator at a breeding centre in ChinaThe baby pandas were born one month ago during the coronavirus pandemic They were named 'Ping Ping' and 'An An', meaning 'safe and sound' in…

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Nova the red panda chowed down on her usual afternoon meal of apple wedges and high-fiber biscuits, fed to her by a friendly zookeeper who wore a facemask.She roamed along the limbs and bamboo stalks of her enclosure like it was an ordinary day at Mill Mountain Zoo.Pandemic? What pandemic?…

The zoo said its 12-foot polar bear Vitus would be the last to go.Wikimedia CommonsGermany’s National Zoo Association estimated that an average zoo in the country currently loses around $545,000 per week. As the COVID-19 pandemic ravages the globe, zoos are finding it increasingly difficult to stay afloat. One German…

Get all the latest news on coronavirus and more delivered daily to your inbox. Sign up here.With coronavirus having emptied out zoos in Germany, the owner of one has suggested that she may have to resort to feeding some animals to the others in order to stay financially afloat."We've listed the…