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Weird News - The Huffington Post
Animal Photos Of The Week: Baby Panda Goes For A Stroll
This week has been an interesting one in the weird, wild world of animal news:
Thousands of dog lovers are gearing up for the inaugural Million Pit Bull March on Washington.
Here are 8 surprising pets that actually might be illegal in your state.
Animals feel pleasure -- here's why one man says that's why we shouldn't eat them.
A lioness had an incredible interaction with a baby baboon during a gripping animal encounter.
This web series proves internet cat videos aren't a waste of time.
A deadly bat disease called white-nose syndrome was found in the midwest.
Take a look at some of this week's most stunning animal photos below, and check back next week for more news about the Animal Kingdom.
Thousands of dog lovers are gearing up for the inaugural Million Pit Bull March on Washington.
Here are 8 surprising pets that actually might be illegal in your state.
Animals feel pleasure -- here's why one man says that's why we shouldn't eat them.
A lioness had an incredible interaction with a baby baboon during a gripping animal encounter.
This web series proves internet cat videos aren't a waste of time.
A deadly bat disease called white-nose syndrome was found in the midwest.
Take a look at some of this week's most stunning animal photos below, and check back next week for more news about the Animal Kingdom.
Health News Headlines - Yahoo News
Japan confirms first bird flu case since 2011
Two chickens have tested positive for avian influenza at a farm in Japan where more than 1,000 chickens have died, marking the country's first case of bird flu in three years, the Agricultural Ministry said on Sunday. The highly pathogenic H5 virus was detected through genetic testing of chickens at a farm in Kumamoto prefecture in the south, the ministry said on its Website. A total of 1,100 chickens have died and about 112,000 would be culled, media said. There is believed to be no risk of the virus spreading to humans through consumption of chicken eggs or meat, said Tomoyuki Takehisa, an Agricultural Ministry official.
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