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“Bolivian Cloud Forest Cat Named New Species”

A small wild cat living in Bolivia's cloud forest has been recognized as a newfound species, representing the first formal naming of a new living cat species in over...

“Massive Moon Crater Surpasses Colosseum Size”

Scientists have made a remarkable discovery of a crater on the moon that surpasses the size of the...

“Chemical Analysis Reveals T. rex Was Warm-Blooded”

Scientists have debated the warm-bloodedness of dinosaurs for a long time. Recently, researchers claim to have utilized chemistry...

“Coyote Sightings Spark Safety Concerns in Regina”

Residents of Regina have been noticing an increase in coyote sightings around local parks, including Les Sherman Park....

“Wild Spotted Owl Population in B.C. Faces Uncertain Future”

In British Columbia, the status of wild northern spotted owls remains uncertain, with no recent sightings recorded since...

“Debate Ignites Over Alberta’s Use of Dogs to Hunt Black Bears”

The Alberta government has authorized the use of dogs for hunting black bears to aid caribou conservation efforts, a move that has sparked debate...

“Search Continues for Bear After Attack on 3-Year-Old”

After a black bear attacked a three-year-old girl in Maple Ridge, B.C., officials are still in search of the correct bear, as the one...

“Frosty the Horse: From Frozen Creek to Heartwarming Recovery”

In January, Frosty the horse was rescued from a near-death situation when he was discovered partially submerged in a frozen creek in Cochin, Sask....

“Monarch Butterfly Boom: Enthusiasts Witness Surge in Transformations”

MaryAnn Lepp has observed a significant increase in the number of monarch butterflies undergoing their transformative stages in her garden. She was amazed to...

“Relax with Bees: Farm in Ontario Offers Unique Therapy”

A farm in southwestern Ontario is offering a unique way for visitors to relax and reduce stress by immersing themselves in a colony of...

“Snowshoe Hares Thrive on Prince Edward Island Post-Storm”

Snowshoe hares have become more prevalent on Prince Edward Island following post-tropical storm Fiona, according to a provincial wildlife biologist. Garry Gregory from P.E.I.'s...