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Woman Learns Hazards of Being a Wildlife Photographer From Adorable Teacher

While on a photographic expedition to Antarctica in December of 2017, two wildlife photographers had a visit to remember with a group of baby elephant seals. While a woman named Jess is lying on the sand to take photos of some penguins in the distance, an elephant seal calf

Poor cat found crying for help next to his litter box and belongings after he was thrown onto streets

A street sweeper who was on the job in Brooklyn stumbled upon an unusual sight. A lovely kitten was thrown in the middle of the street with a box containing its belongings such as some broken toys and a pillow. The man saw the sadness into the cat’s eyes

This city is paying homeless people $9.25 an hour to collect trash

Little Rock, Arkansas, launches a six-month pilot program called Bridge to Work, paying homeless people $9.25 an hour – $2 more than the federal minimum wage – to collect trash off the streets, as well as tidy weeds and the like. The City of Little Rock spent $80,000 on the program’s first six

Blind elephant, overworked and abused for 70 years, sheds tears of relief as rescuers bring her to a safe park

She was passed between a number of hands and made to do different strenuous jobs before she could finally live the way she deserves. When kind rescuers found out about her, they decided to free her from the cruelty and shift her to the Elephant Nature Park, which would

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