A man swimming at a Long Island beach was bitten, possibly by a shark, police say
A man swimming in chest-deep water at a Long Island, New York, beach was bitten Tuesday afternoon by what authorities believe was a shark.
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13 Facts About Opossums
Opossums have a bad reputation, but they’re smarter and more beneficial to people than other woodland denizens. Discover more about these unique marsupials here.
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Why Do Cats Lick Tape and Plastic?
Your cat's weird snacking habits may be related to compulsive behavior condition—or they might just like the crinkly sound.
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How a horse's death may lead to reform for ancient Japanese festival
A 680-year-old Shinto festival accused of animal cruelty has promised reforms after a horse died.
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Why Does My Dog’s Favorite Treat Make Them Cry?
If your dog cries in the presence of a high-value treat or toy, know they’re following their natural instincts.
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Scientists Marvel at the First ‘Virgin Birth’ Documented in a Crocodile
The baby croc was the product of a mother who has spent her entire life in captivity.
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What’s the Difference Between Shrimp and Prawns?
Shrimp and prawns are two tasty crustaceans that are often confused with one another. We examine the differences.
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Angry Bird: When Waldo the Ostrich Tried to Kill Johnny Cash
An ornery bird once tried to disembowel the Man in Black.
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The Most Popular Pet Names of 2023 in Each U.S. State
Curious about pet name trends for 2023? Here are the most popular for dogs and cats across the United States.
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This Interactive Shark Attack Map Shows It’s Safe to Go Back in the Water
Shark attacks are rare—and when they do happen, they’re usually not deadly.
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7 Pairs of Commonly Confused Animals—And How to Tell the Difference
You won't confuse a moth and a butterfly or an alligator and a crocodile again.
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6 Tips to Help Keep Your Pet Tick-Free
Tick collars, topical treatments, and oral medication are just a few things you can try to keep ticks from biting your pets.
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