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WORLD NEWS

Mourning Orca Tahlequah Carries Dead Calf, Echoes Past Grief

Friday, Jan 03

Orca Tahlequah mourns her dead calf, reminiscent of her grief in 2018. Scientists highlight the emotional bond of these Southern Resident whales.

WORLD NEWS

Overcoming Struggles: The Rescue and Rewilding of Orphaned Elephant Calves

Friday, Jan 03

This article explores the challenges and hope in rescuing and rewilding orphaned elephant calves, highlighting crucial human interventions for their survival.

ENTERTAINMENT

Socialite Jocelyne Wildenstein, famously known as "Catwoman," passes away at 79

Friday, Jan 03

Jocelyne Wildenstein, known for her extensive plastic surgeries and socialite status, has died at the age of 79 in Paris.

SPORTS

Boldy shines in shootout victory as Wild edge Capitals; Ovechkin scores 871st goal

Friday, Jan 03

The Wild defeated the Capitals 4-3 in a shootout, propelled by Boldy's key goal and Ovechkin's milestone 871st career goal.

WORLD NEWS

Missing hiker rescued safe in Tasmania’s wilderness

Friday, Jan 03

A missing hiker in Tasmania's far south-west was safely rescued by a helicopter after failing to return from a solo walk.

WORLD NEWS

Colorado Gray Wolf Death from Gunshot Triggers Federal Investigation

Friday, Jan 03

A Colorado gray wolf illegally shot sparks a federal investigation, highlighting tensions over wildlife reintroduction in the state.

SPORTS

Jared Spurgeon to miss 2-3 weeks due to injury from slew-footing incident

Friday, Jan 03

Minnesota Wild captain Jared Spurgeon is expected to be out for 2-3 weeks due to an injury sustained from a slew-footing incident involving Nashville's Zachary L'Heureux.

ENVIRONMENT

Canada’s forests at increased risk of severe wildfires due to climate change, study reveals

Friday, Jan 03

A study reveals Canadian forests face heightened wildfire risks due to climate change, highlighting severe impacts and urgent need for management strategies.

SCIENCE

Study Shows Bats Use Storms to Aid Migration

Friday, Jan 03

Research reveals how common noctule bats utilize storm winds to migrate, highlighting concerns over climate change and other threats to their survival.