This is
what I have found in our news.
Nearly
30 children have been hospitalised in China with severe organ failure after
being struck by giant hornets. The latest wave of injuries comes after it was
revealed that more than 40 people had been killed by the aggressive insects.
Peruvian
fishermen slaughtered dolphins to use as bait for shark fishing, an undercover
investigation has revealed. Footage showed infant and adult dolphins being
harpooned then stabbed and clubbed before, in some cases, being cut open and
butchered
“Evil. I
hate this kind of story, but wanted to show you, with the hope that one person
will be outraged enough to fight for the stunning innocent creatures of peace.”
...
Nairobi
- Kenya will place microchips in the horn of every rhino in the country in a
bid to stamp out a surge in poaching the threatened animals, wildlife officials
said Wednesday.
Alligator-like
caimans have made their home in Rio de Janeiro, giving Olympic organisers a bit
of a headache. Up to 6,000 of the large lizards are thought to be living in a
huge lagoon system west of the city in Brazil.
“Please God;
let this end in a good way?
A major
archaeological dig in Wiltshire has unearthed evidence of frog’s legs being
eaten in Britain, 8,000 years before France, it has been claimed.
Everyone
who has spent time in the company of tired people knows that yawning is
infectious, but now scientists have shown for the first time that chimpanzees
can catch yawns from humans.
“Adorable!!”
Marmoset
monkeys take it in turns to "talk" in a pattern very similar to human
conversation, according to scientists. Researchers recorded the sounds of the
marmosets as they called to one another from behind a curtain.
“Haha, what were they doing behind a curtain, and who’s
curtain was it?
There’s? If so, I wonder if they have good taste in interior
design
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