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Almost one in five domestic cats (19 percent) is likely to become infected with the coronavirus if one or more people in a household have COVID-19. In dogs, this happens … Read More
A second wolf has been captured on cameras this month in the South Veluwe. At the beginning of this month, the animal was spotted alone and two weeks later together … Read More
The blue shark that was found alive on the beach near Ouddorp in South Holland on Saturday afternoon was released back into the North Sea on Saturday evening. The Royal … Read More
Bird flu has been diagnosed at a small-scale poultry farm in Maasland in South Holland, the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality (LNV) reported on Saturday. To prevent further … Read More
A dead minke whale of almost 5 meters long simply remains on Rottumerplaat in the Wadden Sea. Scientists and nature and water managers will study what happens in nature when … Read More
The seminaac snails with a strikingly small shell found in South Limburg do not all belong to the Daudebardia rufa, reports Nature Today Saturday. Researchers concluded that there were also … Read More
About a hundred pilot whales and bottlenose dolphins have died after a mass beaching on the Chatham Islands, a remote area on New Zealand’s east coast. Help to the animals … Read More
The porpoise population in the Dutch part of the North Sea has grown considerably in the last thirty years. More than seven times as many animals were spotted in 2019 … Read More
Another dolphin washed up on the Zeeland coast on Sunday, SOS Dolfijn reports. A dolphin also washed ashore on Saturday. Both dolphins probably belong to the three animals that were … Read More
A dead dolphin was found at Zierikzee on Saturday morning. The aid organization SOS Dolfijn has reported this. Given the species and location, it is probably one of the animals … Read More
