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USA: Los Alamitos Race Course potentially facing temporary shutdown over horse deaths 
A Warning from the Chickens of the World
NEW ZEALAND: Report published on animals used for science in NZ during 2017 and 2018
Dozens of endangered dorcas gazelles killed by poachers in Niger
Coronavirus: Fear over rise in animal-to-human diseases
FINLAND: Bear hunting quota rises to nearly 400
UK: Bison to be introduced into British woodland in Blean woods near Canterbury
Plant-Based Diets Promote Healthful Aging, According to New Editorial 
Bee populations are thriving in the UK as human lifestyle changed due to pandemic
AUSTRALIA: They'll have an uprising on their hands: the fight to save wild horses
USA: Los Alamitos Race Course potentially facing temporary shutdown over horse deaths 
More Than Half Of Turtle And Tortoise Species Face Near Extinction
Like humans, beluga whales form social networks beyond family ties
INDONESIA: Bali hosts first centre to return captive dolphins to the wild
USA: Animal rights advocates sue federal government over treatment of research primates
Speciesism
June 30, 2020 - Global Times (China)
A research team from Air Force Medical University of the People's Liberation Army announced on Monday that it had transplanted a liver, heart and kidney from a pig to three rhesus monkeys, using the PERV knockout method.
Currently, the monkey who received the transplanted liver has lived for 16 days, marking the longest survival period for a liver transplant operation between a monkey and a pig.
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ICELAND: Please Do Not Feed the WildlifeUSA: Animal rights advocates sue federal government over treatment of research primates
Updated Species Extinction List Signals 'Urgent Action Needed to Save Life on Earth'
Banks and pension funds among investors bankrolling meat and dairy
Pandemic set to spark biggest retreat for meat eating in decades
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