DEAR JOAN: We have an opossum living at the base of a shrub in our side yard. We generally don’t go near there, only when we take the garbage to the curb weekly. Related Articles Why are birds ...

Gulf Breeze Zoo introduced gorillas to stuffed animal versions of themselves for enrichment. Gorillas showed excitement and playfulness, snatching and running with stuffed toys. Enrichment activities, ...

Two Virginia Opossums are soon to be released back into the wild after being cared for by incarcerated men at the Richland Correctional Institution. Editor’s note: Incarcerated persons’ full names ...

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For many kids, a stuffed animal is more than just a toy. It’s their companion, source of comfort, and best friend. That’s why mother of three, Ashley Reckdenwald, is on a mission to help kids who have ...

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It's a sad day for animal lovers in the D.C. area. Basil, the one-eyed opossum who called the Smithsonian National Zoo home, has died. "We are very sad to share that Basil—a rescued Virginia opossum ...