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In Kajiado County, where one elephant believed to have killed two people was later shot, residents say encounters with roaming elephants have become more frequent and far more dangerous.
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Elephant Attacks Spark Protests in Kenya

Bywildlifefree December 24, 2025December 24, 2025Write a Comment on Elephant Attacks Spark Protests in Kenya

Kenya is once again confronting a painful and familiar dilemma: how to protect human life while safeguarding one of the country’s most iconic wildlife species, as pressure on land and […]

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Cat Meowing for Food but Not Eating?
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Cat Meowing for Food but Not Eating? Causes, Vet Advice and What You Can Do

Bywildlifefree December 12, 2025December 12, 2025Write a Comment on Cat Meowing for Food but Not Eating? Causes, Vet Advice and What You Can Do

Cats that meow insistently for food yet then refuse to eat can be confusing and concerning for owners. This behavior can be frustrating and may signal a range of possibilities, […]

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Baby Penguin: Life Cycle, Behavior, Facts

Bywildlifefree December 5, 2025December 5, 2025Write a Comment on Baby Penguin: Life Cycle, Behavior, Facts

Baby penguins — also known as “chicks” — are among the cutest and most fascinating animals on Earth. But behind their adorable look is a world full of survival challenges, […]

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Penguins are among the most fascinating birds in the world, but their unique appearance and behavior often lead people to wonder: Are penguins mammals? In this guide, we answer this question and explore other related curiosities about penguins, including some surprising facts about their biology and parenting habits.
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Are Penguins Mammals or Birds? The Truth Most People Get Wrong

Bywildlifefree December 4, 2025December 21, 2025Write a Comment on Are Penguins Mammals or Birds? The Truth Most People Get Wrong

Penguins look furry, walk upright, and even feed their babies milk-like food, so are penguins mammals?The answer surprises many people, and in this guide, we explain the truth with clear […]

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African penguins (Spheniscus demersus) are one of the most unique penguin species on the planet. Despite the popular belief that all penguins live in icy climates, these birds thrive along warm African coastlines.
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African Penguins: 10 Interesting Facts About African Penguins

Bywildlifefree December 3, 2025December 3, 2025Write a Comment on African Penguins: 10 Interesting Facts About African Penguins

Top 10 Facts 1. African penguins are the only penguins native to Africa.2. They are also called black-footed or jackass penguins.3. Adults stand about 60–70 cm tall.4. They live along […]

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The Shenandoah salamander, northern long-eared bat, and rusty patched bumblebee are among several federally endangered species in Virginia that could be affected by proposed revisions to the Endangered Species Act (ESA) announced by the Trump administration.
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Proposed Changes to Federal Endangered Species Rules Could Affect Virginia Wildlife

Bywildlifefree December 1, 2025December 1, 2025Write a Comment on Proposed Changes to Federal Endangered Species Rules Could Affect Virginia Wildlife

The Shenandoah salamander, northern long-eared bat, and rusty patched bumblebee are among several federally endangered species in Virginia that could be affected by proposed revisions to the Endangered Species Act […]

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Chinstrap penguins are among the most recognizable and abundant penguin species in the Antarctic and sub-Antarctic regions. Their distinctive black line under the chin resembles a strap, giving them their name, while their social, noisy colonies make them a fascinating subject for researchers and wildlife enthusiasts alike. This article explores their life cycle, habitat, diet, adaptations, and conservation status in detail.
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Chinstrap Penguin

Bywildlifefree November 29, 2025November 29, 2025Write a Comment on Chinstrap Penguin

Chinstrap penguins are among the most recognizable and abundant penguin species in the Antarctic and sub-Antarctic regions. Their distinctive black line under the chin resembles a strap, giving them their […]

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Showing Animals Respect & Kindness (SHARK), a small nonprofit based in Illinois, has spent nearly two decades using drones to expose cockfighting and other forms of animal cruelty that often occur behind high fences or in remote rural areas. With cockfighting illegal in every U.S. state, promoters usually hide their activities, but SHARK’s aerial surveillance has made it increasingly difficult for abusers to operate unnoticed.
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How a Small Nonprofit Uses Drones to Fight Animal Cruelty

Bywildlifefree November 28, 2025November 28, 2025Write a Comment on How a Small Nonprofit Uses Drones to Fight Animal Cruelty

Showing Animals Respect & Kindness (SHARK), a small nonprofit based in Illinois, has spent nearly two decades using drones to expose cockfighting and other forms of animal cruelty that often […]

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The Adélie penguin (Pygoscelis adeliae) is a species of penguin native to Antarctica, living along the entire Antarctic coast and on many surrounding sub‑Antarctic islands. They are one of the few penguin species that breed on Antarctic land rather than entirely on sea ice — using rocky, ice‑free ground for nesting.
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Adélie Penguin

Bywildlifefree November 27, 2025November 28, 2025Write a Comment on Adélie Penguin

Overview of Adélie Penguins Adélie penguins are one of the most widespread penguin species in Antarctica. They inhabit the entire coast of the continent and several sub-Antarctic islands, making them […]

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All domestic cats (Felis catus) trace their origins to the African wildcat. Yet, in typical feline fashion, they appear to have taken their time deciding when—and where—to form lasting bonds with humans. New scientific findings indicate that the transition from wild predator to household pet occurred much more recently than previously assumed, and in a different region.
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Cats became our companions far later than once believed

Bywildlifefree November 27, 2025November 28, 2025Write a Comment on Cats became our companions far later than once believed

All domestic cats (Felis catus) trace their origins to the African wildcat. Yet, in typical feline fashion, they appear to have taken their time deciding when—and where—to form lasting bonds […]

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