Hundreds of whales and dolphins were killed in the Faroe Islands' annual 'grind' hunt. Welfare groups condemned the slaughter, citing animal cruelty and the use of inadequate tools. Supporters defend the practice as a sustainable food source and cultural tradition.
A three-year rewilding project on a former dairy farm in east Somerset has led to a significant increase in wildlife, with recorded bird species rising from 67 to 94 and butterfly species from 11 to 24. The Heal Somerset site is also home to more small mammals and 15 bat species.
Several countries, including the U.S., have a history of using dolphins in conflict areas, though not as weapons.
Several countries, including the U.S., have a history of using dolphins in conflict areas, though not as weapons.
Sloths are unable to regulate their body temperature as well as other mammals.
