"With the law approved today, Italy is the first nation in the world to be safe from the social and economic risks of synthetic food."

After a run-in with a deer, one tourist has learned the value of respecting and appreciating nature from a safe distance.

Eradicating “exclusionary” bird names is a top priority of the American Ornithological Society.

“Godspeed, Bobi…”

“I am proud of how quickly we have been able to activate resources and do what the federal government could not."

It's got a big head and it does all kinds of nasty things and that's why science is going crazy over the newest find from the Amazon.

“The first family and their inner circle refuse to engage in any problem-solving discussions.”

The horses -- traditionally used to tow carriages -- have long been utilized by Anheuser-Busch to market its Budweiser brand.

"She had basically no chance of surviving in the wild with such a severe injury," one wildlife expert said.

“At first, my brain couldn’t comprehend that its entire upper jaw was missing.”

“I am glad that I could help in its time of need.”

“It’s best practices in disaster to clear the shelter of adoptable pets.”

A dog in Connecticut is being given the hero treatment after home security footage recorded the canine chasing a bear away from his family’s 4-year-old son.

“This is getting really hard to do.”

"What a joke ... if it wasn’t their dog he would already have been put down – freaking clown needs a muzzle ..."

A man indicted in the May killing of a bald eagle near Pittsburgh is the father of a National Football League player.

“That dog better now have a new home and a lifetime supply of yummy treats....”

“The deeper the story here is the way that chemicals, pharmaceuticals and illicit drugs are entering our waterways — entering our oceans — and what effect that they then could go on to have on these delicate ocean ecosystems.”

It appears that wokeness now demands posthumous political correctness even from the deceased animal companions of historical figures.

"She was nearly 16 feet long and contained over 60 eggs that were just days from being laid into our Everglades," the snake hunter wrote.