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Israel’s abandoned rabbit crisis leaves rescuers struggling to keep up
Dozens of domesticated rabbits are abandoned each day, rescuers say, while unregulated sales and poor care fuel a growing crisis that Israel’s only dedicated rabbit rescue is struggling to contain
Yogev Israeli
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08.30.26
Rabies outbreak expands across Israel, with cases more than tripling in three years
Health officials say dogs now account for most infected animals, vaccine distribution was disrupted by the war and rising encounters with wildlife are sending record numbers of people to clinics for preventive treatment
Or Hadar
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07.29.26
Bear climbs power pole, dies from electrocution | Watch
Wildlife officials feared sedating the animal could cause a fatal fall, but the bear was ultimately killed by an electrical shock before rescuers could safely reach it
ynet
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07.23.26
Baby sea turtles begin hatching along Israel’s beaches
Israel’s national sea turtle rescue center welcomed its 10,000th visitor as hatching season began, with officials urging beachgoers not to touch hatchlings and to report any animals in distress
ynet Global
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07.22.26
Seahorses look fragile, but hunt with extraordinary speed
Poor swimmers with delicate bodies, seahorses rely on a biological spring to ambush prey in milliseconds, but warming seas, pollution and habitat loss may outpace their ability to adapt
Maya Pelach, Zavit
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07.18.26
Bison chases grandfather in Yellowstone and tosses him into the air | Watch the dramatic video
Video from Yellowstone National Park in US shows an agitated bison charging a grandfather and his granddaughter walking nearby; he was seriously injured, while a cameraman rushed in to distract the animal, shouting and making himself look threatening
ynet
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07.12.26
The real invisibility cloak: how animals disappear in plain sight
A butterfly with transparent wings, a frog with a see-through belly, a squid that can detect nearly invisible prey, and a fish that sees through its own skull: the science behind nature’s almost-invisible animals
Ori Berman, Davidson Institute of Science
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06.29.26
A 136-year-old idea about kidney evolution gets new support
An international study led by the University of Haifa found that the earliest vertebrate kidney develops from embryonic tissue that also forms muscles and the skeleton, supporting a theory first proposed in 1888 and reshaping scientists' understanding of embryonic evolution
Yogev Israeli
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06.29.26
Israeli photographer captures rare black leopard family in India’s monsoon jungle
In brutal heat, humidity and monsoon rains, Matan Sharon and an Israeli wildlife photography team documented a rare black leopardess with her two cubs near India’s Manas reserve, where tea plantations meet dense jungle
Yogev Israeli
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06.29.26
Dogs in the shopping cart: The fake sale that sparked real outrage in Israel
Israeli department store chain Mashbir listed purebred dogs for thousands of shekels, drawing anger from animal lovers before revealing the pages were part of a Let the Animals Live campaign, urging the public to adopt mixed-breed dogs
Ilana Curiel
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06.28.26
How these deep-sea giants survive over five years without eating
A giant stomach, an ultra-slow metabolism and a gene that acts as a metabolic switch enable deep-sea giant isopods to go on for years without food; researchers say the discovery could advance medicine, energy conservation and robotics
Yogev Israeli
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06.28.26
In Israel’s desert towns, endangered ibexes have become beautiful trouble
The endangered Nubian ibex is part of the Negev’s magic, but in towns like Midreshet Ben-Gurion and Mitzpe Ramon, the protected animals have also become a daily nuisance, damaging cars, devouring gardens and raising fears of a serious accident
Ilana Curiel
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06.27.26
Behind bars, rescued cats help inmates find their softer side
Inside Indiana’s maximum-security Pendleton prison, rescued cats find unlikely caregivers, helping inmates build routine, patience and empathy while giving abandoned animals a second chance
Lia Ziskovich-Rahman
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06.17.26
'My worst nightmare': Reptile found inside toilet sparks panic in central Israel
A cleaner's scream triggered an emergency call after a suspected snake was spotted inside a toilet at a home in central Israel, but the intruder turned out to be a harmless legless lizard, prompting experts to explain what to do if you encounter a snake at home
Alexandra Lukash
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06.03.26
He encountered an Israeli black cobra: 'The only cobra in Israel'
Exotic animal farm owner Shlomo Horovitz describes his rare encounter with the dangerous and venomous snake; 'When I filmed it and it jumped toward the camera and tried to bite me — you have to understand that this was a foolish act'
Alexandra Lukash
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05.31.26
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