From near extinction to official symbol, explore why the white-tailed deer was a natural choice as Ohio’s state animal.

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Two arrested in Largo, Florida for animal cruelty, after police found 11 neglected dogs with parvovirus; involved in illegal ...

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Scientists at L’Oréal have developed a faster and more reliable method for identifying cosmetic allergens using an advanced ...

Officials said two of the animals were found in a park and a third was abandoned outside one of the city’s firehouses.