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Marseille - Rythmes scolaires : la justice contraint la mairie à organiser des garderies
This baby wolverine was discovered in a box of oranges in April, abandoned by some unknown stranger, with no parents in sight and in very poor health. Zookeepers at the Novosibirsk zoo nursed her back to health and gave her plenty of love, leading to a full recovery for the wolverine they called Nor. Now the one-year-old wolverine cub called Nor can be found prancing around happily at Novosibirsk Zoo, full of life and energy.
A hungry and scared orphan elk calf wandered into a backyard of some residents in the Russian town of Bogotolski, who then alerted authorities. Footage released by Bogotolski police department on Thursday shows the moments when local police helped staff from the Ministry of Environmental Protection deliver the jittered critter to his new home at the Krasnoyarsk Zoo. The baby elk was named Nad and seems to be loving his new home.
A Peruvian NGO returns nine young sea lions back into the ocean after their mothers were killed by local fishermen. Gavino Garay reports.
Two llamas are back at home with their owners after leading authorities in Phoenix on a long chase that captivated audiences nationwide. Linda So reports.
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