Baby squirrel mystery solved in the most adorable way May 2, 2017 Why do you never see a baby squirrel? It’s not just a joke. Turns out, it’s a legitimate, frequently asked question typed into Google…. Continue Reading
Felix the cat rescued from a plunge into the River Thames May 1, 2017 Felix is normally trawling around the offices at London’s Royal Docks. But on Sunday, the black and white cat was chased by another cat… Continue Reading
Forget snakes on a plane. Check out raven on a train. April 30, 2017 Playwright Max Sparber spotted the most wonderfully bizarre thing on the subway yesterday. A girl and her raven. “Sure, you’re goth, but are you… Continue Reading
Lion’s Gate Sanctuary euthanizes 11 animals leaving operators and critics devastated April 28, 2017 A wildlife sanctuary in Colorado is fighting back against public outcry after it euthanized all of its 11 animals. Lion’s Gate Sanctuary, which has… Continue Reading
Only in Canada: Fat beaver stuck in fence falls “arse over teakettle” April 27, 2017 A chubby beaver found itself wedged between two bars of a wrought-iron fence sent Canadian wildlife officers scurrying to the rescue. The beaver, Canada’s official animal… Continue Reading
Wednesday Zen Moment: First wild bison calves born in Banff National Park in 140 years April 26, 2017 Earlier this year, wild bison were reintroduced to the backcountry of Banff National Park after a 140-year absence. And now, Parks Canada has announced the… Continue Reading
Squee! It’s World Penguin Day and the internet is swimming in the most adorable images April 25, 2017 Today is the cutest day on the web. April 25th is officially World Penguin Day, which the Global Penguin Society, and humans of all… Continue Reading
Scientists discover frog slime wipes out flu virus April 25, 2017 If you didn’t love Kermit the Frog before, you will now. A team of international researchers have found that mucus secreted by South Indian frogs can… Continue Reading
Toxin killed two beluga whales at Vancouver Aquarium April 22, 2017 Officials know why, but not exactly how two beluga whales died at the Vancouver Aquarium. A five-month investigation concluded that a toxin, which was… Continue Reading
All Aboard! Except these two. Cougars spotted on SkyTrain tracks in Port Moody April 22, 2017 An unusual pair of commuters arrived a whisker too early to ride the SkyTrain on British Columbia’s Lower Mainland. Two adult cougars were caught… Continue Reading
