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Tag: Dawn Walton

Calgary’s first baby penguin has a name (No, it’s not Sidney Crosby)

February 11, 2014

The first penguin hatched at the Calgary Zoo finally has a name – Una – as chosen by visitors to the facility. The zoo…

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Giant panda puts on an Olympic-style show at the Toronto Zoo

February 9, 2014

Toronto has been twice-denied the chance to host an Olympics, but that hasn’t stopped one the city’s biggest stars from putting on a gold…

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More evidence the Mounties always get their man, er, cat

February 7, 2014

Whiskers was on the lam after a crash north of Regina, Sask. The cat was riding in a Buick LeSabre along Highway 6 early Thursday morning,…

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Sleeping with the enemy: rabid raccoon attacks woman in her bed

February 7, 2014

A 73-year-old Massachusetts woman thought she was patting her sleeping cat in her bed when it turned out to be a rabid raccoon. And,…

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“F***k it, I’ve got to try and get this thing off my leg.”

February 6, 2014

In January, a New Zealand doctor colourfully recounted his tangle with a shark. James Grant, 24, was spearfishing off the country’s South Island when…

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Cat shot 17 times in the head with pellet gun – and survives

February 4, 2014

It’s almost unbelievable that someone would shoot a cat in the head 17 times with a pellet gun. More unbelievable: that any cat would…

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Big Pharma shunning chimpanzee-based research; Merck the latest

January 31, 2014

About two dozen pharmaceutical companies and labs have now pledged to stop doing tests and research on chimpanzees. Merck & Co, Inc. becomes the latest company…

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Feral pigs go wild … in Tasmania

January 30, 2014

The headline alone is an attention grabber: “Flinders Island farmers face feral pig peril,” ABC, Australia’s public broadcaster reported Wednesday highlighting a resurgence of an…

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Governments step up biosecurity efforts as deadly pig virus hits Canadian farms

January 29, 2014

The governments of Canada and Ontario are now pumping millions of dollars into biosecurity programs to halt a deadly pig virus that is threatening to spread…

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Meet Lucy: World’s smallest working dog

January 28, 2014

This exists: “Smallest working dog.” And, the honour bestowed by the good folks at Guinness – the World Records people, not the beer purveyor…

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