On ‘Sesame Street,' Elmo Gets a Puppy (Cue Adorableness)
“Sesame Street” is about to get a whole lot cuter
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Dogs Born With Innate Ability to Understand Human Cues, Study Suggests
While dogs can eventually learn to listen to their owners, some pups seem to be born with an innate ability to understand humans, research published Thursday in the journal Current Biology suggests.
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‘Zombie Cat' Who Survived Being Buried Alive Relishes in New Home
Bart loves toys, giving head-butts, playing with other cats and eating too much chicken.
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My Dog Has Learned Short Sentences, Speech Pathologist Says
Speech pathologist Christina Hunger usually works with children, but she wondered if her dog could pick up one some speech lessons too. Hunger explains how she taught her dog to “talk” using buttons that play recorded words when pressed.
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How to Prepare Pets for Your Return to the Workplace
Dr. Candace Croney, professor of animal behavior and well-being at Purdue University, shares the steps you should take to support your dog or cat as you spend less time at home.
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Prancer, the ‘Demonic' Chihuahua That Went Viral, Finds His Forever Home
Prancer has adjusted to both his new life and his viral celebrity status quite well.
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Max Scherzer Is Picking Up the Tab for Pet Adoptions in DC
All-Star pitcher Max Scherzer and his wife Erica are picking up the tab for pet adoptions in Washington, D.C. , next week at the Humane Rescue Alliance as a thank you for Washington Nationals fans.
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Tokyo's Tribute to the Dog That Waited 9 Years for Owner
In one of Tokyo’s busiest intersections, you’ll find a statue of Hachiko. The Akita dog would wait for his owner at a train station every day after work. When the owner suffered a cerebral hemorrhage, Hachiko still waited every day, for nine years.
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Kyle Richards Rushed to Hospital After Accidentally Walking Into a Beehive
She also shared a selfie with a group of firefighters who came to check on her the day after the incident, noting that she still “looked like a hot mess with my pool hair and sting marks.”
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Fish Species Getting New Name to Combat Racism Concerns — and Make It More Appetizing
The dish hasn’t caught on with U.S. consumers, despite its popularity in much of the world.
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Police: 2 Charged After Dead Monkey Found in Hot Parked Car
Police in Tennessee say two people face charges after officers found a dead monkey inside a hot car parked outside of a waterpark
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Turtle Carcasses Wash Ashore in Sri Lanka After Cargo Ship Fire
Nearly a hundred carcasses of turtles with throat and shell damage, as well as a dozen dead dolphins and a blue whale, have washed ashore in Sri Lanka since a container ship burned and sank.
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To Study Astronauts' Health Problems on Long Missions, NASA Sent Baby Squid to Space
Dozens of baby squid from Hawaii are in space for study that could help solve health problems that astronauts face.
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Prime Peke! Wasabi the Pekingese Wins Westminster Dog Show
A Pekingese named Wasabi has won best in show at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show
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Scientists Give Birds Tiny Metal Backpacks to Shed Light on Migration Mysteries
A new antenna on the International Space Station and receptors on the Argos satellite are allowing scientists to remotely monitor movements of robins in much greater detail than ever before.
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1st Gray Wolf Pups Since 1940s Spotted in Colorado
State wildlife officials say the first gray wolf pups since the 1940s have been spotted in Colorado
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Bear Found Stuck on Power Pole in Southern Arizona City
A bear in Arizona emerged unscathed from quite the power trip when it became stuck on a utility pole
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63-Year-Old Male Chimpanzee, Oldest in US, Dies at San Francisco Zoo
The oldest male chimpanzee living in an accredited North American zoo died Saturday at the San Francisco Zoo & Gardens
