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4 sea lions released into ocean after being treated by LA rescue group
The pups became malnourished as Southern California experienced one of the worst toxic algae bloom seasons in history.
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A hungry wild elephant raids a grocery store in Thailand for snacks
A hungry wild elephant has caused havoc in a grocery store in Thailand after strolling in from the Khao Yai National Park and helping himself to the food on the shelves.
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Adopt a pet for free this week on California Adopt-a-Pet Day
Los Angeles-area shelters are among those waiving adoption fees and offering free spay or neuter services.
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What's next for Big Bear eaglet now that she's taken flight?
Big Bear’s favorite feathery couple is one step closer to reaching empty-nester status after one of their offspring took flight on Monday.
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What's next now that one of Big Bear's eaglets has taken flight?
Sunny the eagle, the offspring of famed Big Bear eagles Jackie and Shadow, bravely took flight for the first time. So, what’s next? Friends of Big Bear Valley Director Sandy Steers shares some insight. This video was broadcast on the NBC4 News at 4:30 p.m. on Monday, June 2, 2025.
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Goats enlisted to fight invasive plants in Wisconsin parks
The Parks Division in Madison, Wisconsin, is employing a herd of goats to help clear away invasive species in a city park.
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Rehabilitated pelicans released in San Pedro
A group of pelicans that were rescued and rehabilitated were released in San Pedro. This video was broadcast on the NBC4 News at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, May 28, 2025.
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Farewell, Zeus: Wildlife Learning Center mourns ‘the owl with the starry eyes'
Staff at the Sylmar animal center shared the news of the beloved bird’s passing on social media.
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Group of rehabilitated pelicans released to the wild
A group of rehabilitated pelicans soared the San Pedro skies on Wednesday upon their release back to the wild.
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Five dead whales found in San Francisco Bay Area in less than a week
Five gray whales have died in the greater Bay Area over the past week, bringing the region’s 2025 whale death toll to 14, officials announced Wednesday.
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Large elephant seal seen wandering around South African street
A two-ton elephant seal was seen wandering around the street near Cape Town, South Africa, on Tuesday.
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Black bear shakes up Memorial Day plans in Maryland neighborhood
A bear created quite the scene in a Maryland neighborhood this Memorial Day when it wandered into someone’s backyard.
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Endurance swimmer finishes circling Martha's Vineyard ahead of ‘Jaws' 50th
Lewis Pugh, 55, began swimming multiple hours a day in the 47-degree water on May 15 to raise awareness about the plight of sharks as the film “Jaws” nears its 50th birthday.
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Birds, nests relocated from fire-affected areas are thriving
Several birds and eggs that were rescued from fire-affected areas by the Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center are thriving, the nonprofit says.
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A man tried to help a snake along a New Jersey bike path. He quickly regretted it
The man tried to nudge it with his water bottle, but it didn’t move. He then reached out with his hand — a move he would very quickly regret.
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Two last remaining LA Zoo elephants relocated to Tulsa Zoo
The Asian elephants, the last two remaining at the LA Zoo, arrived in Tulsa, Oklahoma following a 26 hour road trip. Alex Rozier reports for the NBC4 News at 4 p.m. on May 21, 2025.
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LA Zoo elephants arrive at zoo in Oklahoma
Two elephants are moved from the LA Zoo to a zoo in Oklahoma. Video broadcast Wednesday May 21, 2025 on the NBC4 News at 11 a.m.
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Scary stowaway: Snake pops out of a woman's car hood
Missouri conservation officials warn of snakes hiding in cars.
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Mystery of elephants' whereabouts at zoo enclosure
The whereabouts of the two remaining elephants at the Los Angeles Zoo is still unclear. Annette Arreola reports for the NBC4 News at 6 a.m. on May 21, 2025.
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LA Zoo elephants Billy and Tina begin new chapter at Oklahoma zoo
The whereabouts of Billy and Tina, a pair of Asian elephants long housed at the Los Angeles Zoo, are unclear on Wednesday after a report they had been secretly removed and shipped to another zoo — but neither zoo officials nor Mayor Karen Bass’ office had an immediate response to requests for comment.