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After a family horse named Astro began sinking in quicksand-like mud on a beach in Australia, rescue workers using a sling and a tractor to help pull the horse to safety. –Sky News
Two retired research chimpanzees became pregnant in Louisiana, despite the fact that the male chimpanzees had had vasectomies. Following the unexpected pregnancies, the females received birth control and the males received another round of vasectomies. –AP
According to new research, dolphins have their own signature whistles that they use when introducing themselves to other dolphins. –Science Now
A baby seal born on Sunday has finally gotten some food, with help from humans, after going three days without a meal. Its mother had been unable to provide the baby with milk. –TODAY
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