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recent Facebook update. “The crocodile was safely removed and placed in a safe location,” they added. “He will be checked out by the Dept of Nature Conservation then released back into its natural habitat.”

James Alfred Wight’s books (under the pen name Herriot) about his adventures as a veterinary surgeon in Yorkshire — the series, airing on PBS (Sundays at 9 p.m.) is set in the 1930s.

reported Wednesday that the streamer canned the series, which depicts 12 teams of canines and their human companions on “an epic adventure across multiple continents,” according to the show’s official description. The series, which premiered in November, is hosted by Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn.When reached by The Post, an Amazon Studios representative confirmed that the show would not be going forward with a second season.

a bevy of healthy, rambunctious, carefree kittens.At Explore.org, website users can browse livestreams of captive and wild animals from all over the world, from the adorable to the abominable, such as dogs, bears, sharks, bats, alligators, otters and more.At this very moment, nearly 400 viewers agree that watching kittens nap live is more rewarding than televised news. The therapeutic kitties come courtesy of Kitten Rescue, a sanctuary in Los Angeles, California.

the “Thor” actor explained to a 7News Sydney correspondent.“In 100 years, we are going to be looking back at this day as the day that set in motion the ecological restoration of an entire country,” Tim Faulkner, president of the environmental nonprofit, said in a statement.The Australian mainland was once home to the Tasmanian devil, before predators such as the dingo and humans all but eliminated the feisty creature.

made headlines earlier this summer when the International Union for Conservation of Nature reported an approximately 80%-90% decline of the species from 1994 to 2004.

reportedly taken at Yagiyama Zoological Park on an unspecified date, but has since been posted to Twitter, where it’s amassed nearly 14 million views.In the high-flying footage, the 4-year-old black bear can be seen impressively whirling a martial arts staff weapon like a character in a Jackie Chan movie.

Quarantine Cat Film Festival, a celebration of more than 130 short feline films combined into a 75-minute feature.

Here’s funny gallery of animals balancing different objects on their head, from food to even another animals!

The Tiger King, he is not.

All animals are unique in their own special way, so we have put together some of the most weird and wonderful animal facts to keep your mind going.

Meet the elephants that are on parade for an entire year.

To celebrate the release of Animals on the home formats this week we have two copies of this remarkable film to give away on DVD.