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An alligator was captured in Fagundes, Paraíba, after being seen wandering the streets, and is set to be released following a health evaluation.

A fur seal has been spotted at Cooks River in Sydney, raising health concerns among wildlife rescue teams despite reassurances from the National Parks and Wildlife Service.

Chica, a tufted capuchin monkey diagnosed with diabetes mellitus after being rescued in Brazil, will not be able to return to the wild due to her health condition linked to improper feeding by visitors.

A capybara was rescued near the Pinheiros River in São Paulo after being found with plastic tape tightly wrapped around its body, posing a serious risk to its health.

Highly pathogenic avian influenza has been confirmed in seven northern elephant seal pups in Santa Cruz, California, marking the first occurrence of the virus in these marine mammals.

A highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5 case has been detected in wild birds at the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve in Buenos Aires, coinciding with other cases reported in the province of Buenos Aires.

A new predictive map has identified 47 areas in Seoul and Incheon where wild boars and raccoons are likely to appear, developed through AI and genetic analysis to prevent safety accidents and diseases from wild animal encounters.

During a recent Turkish football match, a seagull was resuscitated with CPR after suffering from apparent health issues on the field.

Avian influenza has been detected in a greylag goose and a buzzard in Regensburg, prompting health advisories to the public.

An investigation has been called following the deaths of 72 tigers in Thailand due to a virus not harmful to humans.

The Toronto Zoo announced the birth of a female Masai giraffe calf, an endangered species, celebrating a successful delivery and the health of both mother and calf.

In Thailand, 72 tigers have died in two parks over a span of 10 days, prompting health officials to monitor visitors who may have come into contact with them.

A study shows a low risk of Brazilian spotted fever in areas with presence of capybaras in Florianópolis, Brazil, conducted by the Federal University of Santa Catarina.

A woman from New York City expressed her shock over an alarming rodent infestation after discovering numerous rat footprints in the snow during a walk with her dog.

New York's extreme winter may lead to a significant reduction in the city's rat population due to harsh conditions inhibiting their reproduction.

Authorities in Tenerife have issued a warning after sightings of toxic Portuguese Man O' War led to a hospitalization following contact with its tentacles.

A jaguar cub rescued in Machadinho d’Oeste, RO, died five days after being treated for severe health issues.

A resident from Kokkola discusses her recent battle with severe hantavirus, highlighting how these infections can occur even in urban settings.

Researchers are warning about a highly pathogenic strain of bird flu found in the Antarctic region that poses significant risks to wildlife and potentially to humans.

Wildlife experts in the UK are warning gardeners that the common practice of feeding robins with breadcrumbs may be harmful to their health.

Nannup residents are raising concerns about emus raiding the local rubbish tip, risking their health by consuming waste.

Scabby foxes are increasingly being spotted in Vänersborg, prompting local authorities to call for residents' assistance due to concerns over the animals' health and behavior.

Authorities in Iceland are warning the public not to touch dead birds due to potential health risks.

The article reports the confirmation of bird flu in a gull in Prague.

Avian influenza has been confirmed in dead birds found at the Prague Zoo.

Recent studies reveal that polar bears in Svalbard are adapting remarkably well to climate change, showing increased body weight and health despite ongoing threats from melting sea ice.

The commander of the Environmental Police warns that keeping wild animals in homes is a common yet illegal practice in western Pará that poses health risks to humans and wildlife.

Wildlife experts are warning gardeners not to feed robins a specific food this February due to serious health risks for the birds.

Out of 27 parakeets rescued after a tree fell, 23 are currently receiving treatment at a wildlife rehabilitation center in São Luís, and their health is reported to be stable.

Residents in St Louis, Missouri, reported sightings of monkeys roaming the streets, with the Department of Health confirming multiple animals are loose around O’Fallon Park.

A Humboldt penguin has been successfully hatched at the Prague Zoo, and its health is excellent.