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2 weeks ago |
ananova.news | Joseph Golder
This footage shows a baby seal escaping from a car boot and crawling onto the back seat while being taken to an animal centre for treatment after the volunteer driving the car found it skinny and injured. Near Saint Petersburg, in Russia, on Sunday, 13th April, with the video showing the volunteer, named only as Sergei, driving along when he realises the seal is climbing out of the boot and onto the back seat.
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2 weeks ago |
ananova.news | Joseph Golder
A starved dog called Scooby who was neglected for so long that his fur became long and hard and who had maggots eating into his flesh has been adopted after being rescued. Hard-to-watch footage shows the dog with its heavily matted fur and horrific wounds, barely able to move, before it was rescued and treated, with other images showing Scooby looking an entirely different pooch after he was fed and cleaned.
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2 weeks ago |
ananova.news | Joseph Golder
This is the Indiana Jones moment antiquities police unearth a priceless Roman-era sarcophagus stolen by tomb raiders and about to be sold by a trafficker. The ornately decorated, child-sized casket was seized in Amasya, in northern Turkey’s Black Sea Region, from the back of a white van driven by a 51-year-old suspect following a four-month investigation.
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2 weeks ago |
ananova.news | Joseph Golder
These touching images show how a cat has become unlikely friends with a huge guardian dog and the pooch now lets it ride around on its back. The images, filmed in Kabardino-Balkaria, in the North Caucasus, in Russia, show the dog, an Alabai, also known as a Central Asian Shepherd Dog, called Aiyu, letting the white cat, named Barsik, ride around on his back. The video shows the cat and dog duo walking up a mountain, with some melting snow still on the ground.
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3 weeks ago |
ananova.news | Joseph Golder
A popular resort has had to close after 30 attacks on tourists by an Amazonian piranha-like fish. Fish attacks on bathers led Imasul (Mato Grosso do Sul Environmental Institute) to partially close one of the most popular beach resorts in Bonito, in Brazil. In 2025 alone so far, at least 30 people needed medical attention after being bitten by fish at Praia da Figueira. In one case, a swimmer lost part of her finger.
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