How to identify animal tracks, burrows and other signs of wildlife in your neighborhood

From snails to skunks, squirrels to cicadas, most of our neighbors are quiet and seldom interact with us, but they play ...
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Elderly Dog Spends Hours Sinking In Mud — Until A Hero Finds Him Flailing

It was a typical afternoon at Ziggy’s Refuge Farm Sanctuary (ZRFS) when owners Kristin Hartness and Jay Yontz suddenly had a concerning realization: They hadn’t seen their beloved senior pup, Whitey, ...

Senior dog rescued from deep mud pit in Utah

Animal services officers and emergency responders in Utah came to the rescue of a senior dog found stranded in a deep and sticky mud pit in the St. George area.
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‘Yogi’ the 2,000-pound steer rescued after tree service lends crane to help farm animal stuck in mud pit

MAYS LANDING, Pennsylvania (KYW) — A South Jersey community came together this week to rescue a steer who was stuck in the mud and help him to safety. Yogi the steer was in dire straits Wednesday ...
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Lion Sleeps in Mud Natural Behavior Revealed

Rob the Ranger watches a lion sleep in the mud, showing off natural wild behavior. ‘The Simpsons’ Addresses Marge's Fate After She Was Killed Off Last Season ...
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DeKalb firefighters called to help person stuck in the mud - but find and rescue a young fawn, instead

DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — DeKalb County firefighters were called Thursday to help what was believed to be a person stuck in the mud — instead what they found was a young fawn, which they "jumped into ...
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Gatorade, mud baths, giant popsicles. Here's how animals at Riverbanks Zoo keep cool in a heat wave.

COLUMBIA — With temperatures soaring into triple digits across the Midlands this week, most folks have been hiding out from the heat wave indoors, preferably with access to air conditioning. Over at ...
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Gatorade, mud baths, giant popsicles. Here's how animals at Riverbanks Zoo keep cool in a heat wave. (copy)

COLUMBIA — With temperatures soaring into triple digits across the Midlands this week, most folks are hiding out from the heat wave indoors, preferably with access to air conditioning. Over at ...