SALT LAKE CITY — Many Utahns will recognize the subject of a true crime documentary streaming on Hulu at the end of the month. The "Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke" premiers on Feb. 27.

A YouTuber has claimed that animals were left behind in an abandoned zoo after initial reports suggested they had been rescued and relocated. Back in 2020, Phuket Zoo in Thailand closed its doors ...

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Animal Fact Posted: December 30, 2024 | Last updated: December 30, 2024 Experience non-stop laughter as these funny animals show off their most hilarious moments!

These silly antics will surely bring a smile to your face, as animals surprise us with their playful and unexpected behaviors. Whether it’s a funny face or a quirky move, these moments remind us ...

The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards crowned the funniest animal photos of the year. In its tenth year, the CWPA hopes that by showcasing wildlife's humour, conversations on conservation can occur.