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IT’S A DAY of rest, and you may be in the mood for a quiet corner and a comfy chair. We’ve hand-picked the week’s best reads for you to savour. 1. Trapped with tormenters Noteworthy has produced a two-part investigation into how services for domestic abuse survivors are dangerously underfunded…

Will the Joe Exotic sympathizers still feel the same after this new information about his alleged animal cruelty? At this point, we sure hope not…Erik Cowie, the head zookeeper at the Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park featured in Netflix‘s Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness, is the latest associate to speak out…

Tiger King's Joe Exotic killed more than 100 tigers, would hit tiger cubs if they misbehaved and was afraid of most of his big cats, a zoo employee has claimed exclusively to DailyMailTV.Erik Cowie, the head zookeeper at the GW Exotic Animal Park in Oklahoma, said the animals hated Joe…

Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Ania Tomaszewicz Brown,  Denise McAloose,  Paul P. Calle,  Angelika Auer,  Annika Posautz,  Sally Slavinski,  Robin Brennan,  Chris Walzer,  Tracie A. Seimon x Published: April 22, 2020 https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0232044 AbstractCanine distemper virus (CDV) is a multi-host pathogen that can cause significant mortality in domestic, wild…

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(Newser) – Years from now, millions of Americans' recollection of the pandemic will also include a memory of binge-watching Netflix's Tiger King. With that show high on everyone's current watchlist, in a piece for Mel Magazine Zaron Burnett III introduces us to another tiger king: one that, nearly 17 years…

The first anonymous call to 911 — that a man in a Harlem apartment had just been attacked by a pit bull — was an elaborate lie. So was the second, which emphasized that the man needed urgent medical assistance. That last part was at least correct. Because when NYPD…

Would you own a pet that could kill you with the swipe of a paw? A lot of people do.Reports suggest there are more captive tigers in the U.S. — including as pets and at rinky-dink animal attractions — than are left in the wild. Many are features at roadside zoos, such as the one depicted in the…

Would you own a pet that could kill you with the swipe of a paw? A lot of people do.Reports suggest there are more captive tigers in the U.S. — including as pets and at rinky-dink animal attractions — than are left in the wild. Many are features at roadside zoos, such as the one depicted in the…

Would you own a pet that could kill you with the swipe of a paw? A lot of people do.Reports suggest there are more captive tigers in the U.S. — including as pets and at rinky-dink animal attractions — than are left in the wild. Many are features at roadside zoos, such as the one depicted in the…