Sasha Bulkley, a resident of Cedar Park, Texas, helped relocate 33 turtles from a dried-up pond to the Brushy Creek Lake Park.
Author: Saman Shafiq, USA TODAY
Bear cub with head stuck in plastic container rescued by park manager, shared on Instagram
Sarah Lindgren, Manager of the Kettle Creek State Park, was driving through northern Pennsylvania when she spotted the bear cub alone on the roadside.
Smell that popcorn? National Cinema Day is back with $4 tickets. Here’s where to score deals
This year’s National Cinema Day lineup with $4 tickets includes hit movies “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer” and new releases “Gran Turismo,” and “Bottoms”.
From tarantulas to tigers, watch animals get on the scale for London Zoo’s annual weigh-in
Penguins, tigers, tarantulas and gorillas were just some of the thousands of animals that stood on a scale at the London Zoo.
Pennsylvania dog owner faces cruelty charges; pet abandoned at airport up for adoption
The French bulldog was found abandoned and “unattended in a stroller” in the Pittsburgh International Airport’s short-term parking lot.
Iowa man dies while swimming with son in Alaska’s Lake Clark National Park
Matthew Burns of, Keokuk, Iowa, was swimming below the Tanalian Falls with his son when his son was caught by a current and swept down the river.
Philadelphia Zoo welcomes two orphaned puma cubs rescued from Washington state
The sibling cubs, named Olympia and Elbroch, were rescued in Kalama earlier this year by the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Video shows Nick Jonas pause concert to help a struggling fan at Boston stop on ‘The Tour’
Video footage from the incident shows Nick Jonas pausing while performing “Jealous” as he spots a struggling fan during a Jonas Brothers show in Boston.
‘1 in 30 million’: Rare orange lobster discovered at restaurant in New York
The odds of spotting an orange lobster, like the one found in Williamsville, New York, is 1 in 30 million.
Amid record-breaking heat, Arizona wildlife relies on trucked-in water to survive summer
About 3,000 catchments across Arizona provide a steady water supply to wildlife, ensuring that the animals don’t die of dehydration.