New research reveals that parrots produce speech using brain structures remarkably similar to those in humans.

The sanctuary participates in 401Gives, an annual day of support for Rhode Island nonprofits, to raise awareness and funds.

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Manila Electric Company (Meralco), along with animal welfare groups, pledge to proactively advocate and promote the ...

"As to almost coming up on a year, I just can't believe the energy and how well-received it is," Melissa McMillen, Butterfly ...

Understanding how the brain responds to fear could help treat people with phobias, PTSD, and anxiety.

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Colby Love Can, a family-run nonprofit in Mesa, takes care of pets, mostly dogs and cats, while their owners undergo drug or ...