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Experts Dismiss Link to Hunting Ban – Who’s Really to Blame?

African Swine Fever Outbreak in Catalonia Sparks Debate Over Infection Source. Catalonia is facing an outbreak of African Swine Fever. Authorities suspect an infected sandwich. Social media users blame environmentalists and politics. Read what experts have to say.

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Bilbao to Create Memorial Zones for Infants and Pets – New Cemetery Regulations

Bilbao Expands Farewell Options: New Spaces for Families and Pets. Bilbao's cemetery is rethinking the way people say goodbye. It will now officially include areas dedicated to the memory of lost infants and pets. The city is moving toward a more compassionate and modern approach to these services.

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African Swine Fever Outbreak — Hunting Becomes a Necessity

Catalan Hunters Demand Recognition for Their Role in Fighting Swine Fever. A debate is unfolding in Catalonia over the role of hunters in combating African swine fever. Hunters are calling for recognition and support, arguing that their actions are crucial in containing the epidemic. Find out why their stance is causing controversy.

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Emergency services search for source of outbreak – situation under control

Around 50 Dead Wild Boars Found in Quarantine Zone Near Barcelona. About 50 dead wild boars have been found in the Collserola forests. Nine cases of infection have been confirmed. Authorities have ramped up measures and continue searching for new victims. They are monitoring the spread of the infection.

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Losing a Champion: The Whole Team in Turmoil — Who Took Athos and Why?

Champion Hunting Dog Stolen in Italy: Athos Disappears in Toledo During World Tournament Preparation. The renowned German Bracco Athos, Italy’s hunting champion, has been stolen in Toledo. His owner is desperately searching for her prized dog and is offering a reward. The incident has caused a stir among hunting dog enthusiasts.

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Catalan Authorities Consider Measures Against Wild Boars—A Threat to Farmers and Exports

Salvador Illa Calls for Reduction of Wild Boar Population in Catalonia Following Swine Fever Outbreak. Catalonia is considering reducing its wild boar population after an outbreak of African swine fever. Salvador Illa urges tighter control of wild boar numbers. Pork exports are now at risk.

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Catalonia's Pork Market Under Threat: What Lies Ahead for Exports

Pork Prices Plummet in Spain Following African Swine Fever Outbreak in Catalonia. An outbreak of African Swine Fever among wild boars in Catalonia has triggered a sharp drop in pork prices. Spanish producers are turning to new markets outside the EU. The situation poses a threat to the entire industry.

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Catalan authorities consider contaminated food as possible cause – what we know so far

Spanish Agriculture Minister Suggests Swine Fever Outbreak May Be Linked to Imported Contaminated Meat Products. The African swine fever outbreak in Barcelona may have been triggered by contaminated meat brought in from abroad. Authorities have tightened controls and contained the spread of the disease. Some pork exports to China remain in place.

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Unexpected virus outbreak among wildlife – what's happening in Barcelona

African Swine Fever Outbreak in Collserola: A Threat to Catalonia and All of Spain. Catalonia has reported its first case of African swine fever in 30 years. The virus was detected in 14 wild boars in Collserola. Authorities are taking urgent measures to prevent its spread.

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Wild Neighbor or Beloved Pet: Why the Bengal Cat Remains Unruly

Why the Bengal Cat Never Became a House Pet in China Over 3,500 Years. The Bengal cat has lived alongside humans for millennia, yet never truly became domesticated. Discover why other cats took its place.

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Geneticists Uncover the Mystery: Cats Arrived in Europe with Romans and Sailors

How Domestic Cats from North Africa Conquered Europe in Just Two Millennia. Genetic analysis of ancient cat remains has reshaped our understanding of their migration. Domestic cats arrived in Europe much later than previously thought. Discover how maritime routes and trade changed the fate of these beloved pets.

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Pandas Astonish Scientists: How a Sixth Digit Changed Their Behavior and Thinking

Unique Paw Anatomy Allows Pandas to Use Objects as Tools. Giant pandas have been observed using sticks and bamboo as tools for the first time. This unusual evolutionary feature of their paws has revealed new aspects of their intelligence. Scientists are re-evaluating their understanding of panda behavior.

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Spanish Pork Exports at Risk as Japan and Mexico Impose Restrictions

China Suspends Pork Imports from 12 Barcelona Companies Over African Swine Fever Outbreak. China has temporarily halted pork imports from Barcelona after African swine fever was detected in wild boars. Japan, Mexico, and Taiwan have also tightened their import regulations.

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First cases in 30 years — what's happening and how is the country responding

Andalusian Authorities Call Emergency Meeting Over African Swine Fever Outbreak in Spain. Spain has reported its first cases of African swine fever in 30 years. Authorities in Andalusia are urgently discussing response measures. Farmers are being urged to increase vigilance and strengthen control.

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Authorities Close Collserola Park and Tighten Control

Major Boar Culling Operation Launched in Catalonia Over African Swine Fever Threat. New wild boar carcasses found in Barcelona prompt authorities to tighten security measures and close a city park. Pork exports are at risk, but officials say the situation is under control.

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Restrictions in 76 Municipalities: How Catalonia Is Tackling the Threat to Livestock and Farmers

Catalan Authorities Urge Residents to Avoid Collserola Due to African Swine Fever Outbreak. The Catalan government is urging residents to avoid Collserola after an outbreak of African swine fever was detected in the region. Restrictions have been imposed in dozens of municipalities—authorities say the situation is under control, but advise caution.

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Spain loses millions due to virus as China and Japan impose import restrictions

African Swine Fever Outbreak in Catalonia Disrupts Spanish Pork Exports. African swine fever has been detected in Catalonia for the first time in 30 years, putting Spanish pork exports at risk. Authorities are taking urgent measures to contain the outbreak.

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How elephants outsmart drones: scientists reveal unexpected survival tactics

Elephants and Drones: How Quickly Animals Overcome Their Fear of Drones in the Wild. Drones have revolutionized wildlife research. A new study reveals how elephants respond to drones. Find out how long it takes for elephants to stop fearing unmanned aircraft.

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Catalan authorities tighten controls and urge residents to avoid infected area – Product exports suspended

New African Swine Fever Cases Detected Among Wild Boars in Collserola, Barcelona. New cases of African swine fever have been found among wild boars near Barcelona. Authorities urge residents to avoid visiting Collserola. Pork exports have been temporarily halted, and enhanced control measures are in effect.

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The unique genome of a deep-sea dweller unravels the mysteries of cephalopod evolution: what secrets does the vampire squid hide?

Geneticists Uncover Ancient Secrets of the Vampire Squid: Related to Squids and Octopuses. Geneticists have, for the first time, fully decoded the DNA of the vampire squid. This discovery has shifted our understanding of the origins of squids and octopuses. The unusual genome preserves traits from ancient ancestors.

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Scientists uncover surprising parallels between Golden Retrievers' behavior and human psychology: what this means for medicine and canine science

Genetics of Dog Aggression and Human Depression Linked at Molecular Level. Genetic research in Golden Retrievers reveals shared roots between canine aggression and human depression. This discovery could transform approaches to animal behavior correction and mental health studies. Find out how it may impact the selection of service dogs.

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Mini-horse Pumuckel shocks the world: tinier than a dog and utterly charming

A New Record in Germany: Miniature Stallion Pumuckel Becomes the World's Smallest Horse. Germany has registered the smallest horse in the world. Pumuckel has surpassed the previous record holder and become a true star. His extraordinary size and friendly nature have captured people's hearts.

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Touching Moments: Dogs and Cats Say Goodbye to Owners in Mourning Room – A New Tradition in Badalona

A First in Catalonia: Badalona Allows Pets to Bid Farewell to Their Owners. Badalona now permits dogs and cats to say goodbye to their deceased owners—a first for Catalonia. The move has sparked a strong response from both families and experts.

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Scientists Uncover How Birds Navigate: The Biological Compass Hidden in Their Balance System

How Pigeons' Inner Ear Helps Them Navigate Over Vast Distances. Researchers have discovered how pigeons sense the Earth's magnetic field. Their navigation is linked to the inner ear. This finding changes our understanding of bird migration.

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African lions communicate in unique dialects: how technology unveils the secrets of the savanna

Scientists use AI to reveal regional differences in lion roars. A new study shows lions across Africa roar differently depending on their region. Artificial intelligence helps identify these “accents” and enables more accurate population counts. These innovations are transforming wildlife conservation approaches.

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An Exclusive Delicacy: How Lemur Hunting Is Destroying the Island’s Ecosystem

Madagascar’s Elite Fuels Lemur Meat Demand, Pushing Species to the Brink. Wealthy residents in Madagascar are buying lemur meat en masse, causing a sharp decline in the population of these unique animals. Scientists warn that entire species could face extinction.

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Forget Hotels: This Costa Blanca Glamping Redefines Your Vacation Experience

Unique Campsite in Benidorm Offers Getaways for Every Taste All Year Round. Looking for a unique getaway in Alicante? Discover this destination. Here you’ll find both nature and beaches, comfort and special experiences. Open 365 days a year.

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The incredible journey of a lost pet — how Groucho survived on the streets and made his way home

Griñón Pensioner Reunites with Her Cat Five Years After Separation. In Griñón, an elderly woman found her cat after five years of searching. The animal was believed to be lost for good, but unexpectedly returned home. This heartwarming story touched the entire town and even surprised local veterinarians.

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Unexpected Victims and Surprising Tactics: What Biologists Discovered About Cats Hunting Invertebrates

How Social Media Unveiled the Secrets of Cats Hunting Insects Worldwide. For the first time, scientists used TikTok and photo stocks to study the hunting habits of cats. It turns out these pets choose their prey differently than previously believed. The results surprised even seasoned biologists.

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Over 60 brands, children's books, and a pet corner: What awaits visitors on Gran Vía

Free Christmas Pop-Up Opens in Madrid Featuring Fashion, Books, and a Pet Zone. A unique Christmas pop-up has launched in central Madrid, bringing together designer fashion, books, and pet products. Admission is free—an excellent chance to find extraordinary gifts.

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A Mother’s Instinct Beyond Death: Rare Leopard Seal Behavior Stuns Scientists

In Antarctica, a Female Leopard Seal Stayed by Her Dead Pup for Three Weeks. An unusual case was observed among leopard seals in Chilean Patagonia—a mother stayed with her pup's body for nearly a month. Scientists are worried about the fate of the species.

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Experiments Reveal: Primates Change Their Minds When Faced with Stronger Evidence

Chimpanzees Rethink Their Views When Presented with New Evidence. Chimpanzees are able to change their decisions if new evidence proves more convincing than previous beliefs. The study reveals primates possess skills in rational analysis. This discovery challenges current views on animal cognition.

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A Predator's Unexpected Trick: Wolf Learns to Steal Fish from Human Nets — Scientists Surprised

Wild Wolf in Canada Caught Using Fishing Net to Get Food for the First Time. In British Columbia, a wild wolf has demonstrated remarkable ingenuity by figuring out how to catch fish using a fishing net. This is the first documented instance of such behavior observed in the wild.

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A Spanish palace with giraffes and a dragon stuns the world. Discover the secrets of Olite Castle

Olite Castle in Navarre: Royal Zoo and Medieval Heritage. A majestic palace stands in Navarre. In the Middle Ages, it housed a royal zoo with exotic animals—and even a mechanical dragon for courtly entertainment. Discover its remarkable history.

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Three Years of Waiting: Extraordinary Footage of Mysterious Andean Predators Astonishes Scientists

Rare Andean cat family captured on camera for the first time in the mountains of South America. For the first time, elusive wildcats of the Andes have been filmed in their mountain habitat. After a lengthy search, a family of these secretive animals was finally caught on camera. The unique footage reveals hidden aspects of the lives of this endangered species.

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