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Hong Kong Dancer Mo Li Starts Cutting-Edge Recovery Plan
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Hong Kong Dancer Mo Li Starts Cutting-Edge Recovery Plan

Three years after being paralyzed in a concert accident, dancer Mo Li is beginning an innovative rehabilitation program using regenerative medicine and neural implants. His father calls it a "glimmer of hope" toward regaining some independence.

UK Wildlife Rescue Seeks £10K After Storm Damage
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UK Wildlife Rescue Seeks £10K After Storm Damage

A beloved wildlife rescue center in England needs help after Storm Goretti destroyed pools that help injured waterfowl recover. The 40-year-old sanctuary is racing to repair facilities before hundreds of ducklings arrive this spring.

Man Hatches Mystery Egg, Raises Duckling Named Spike
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Man Hatches Mystery Egg, Raises Duckling Named Spike

When Riyadh Khalaf found a lone egg in Devon, England, he took it home to London and incubated it for 28 days. What hatched was Spike, a duckling who captured hearts worldwide and taught one man about the extraordinary bond between species.

Orphaned Bobcat Kitten Thriving at Florida Wildlife Center
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Orphaned Bobcat Kitten Thriving at Florida Wildlife Center

A tiny bobcat kitten found freezing and near death after Florida's first winter freeze is now eating seven pounds of meat weekly and learning to be wild again. St. Francis Wildlife Association is asking the community to help keep this fierce little patient fed.

Sydney Court Displays Art by Aboriginal Inmates
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Sydney Court Displays Art by Aboriginal Inmates

Sixteen artworks created by Aboriginal prisoners at Long Bay Correctional Complex now hang in Sydney's courthouse, purchased for $12,000. The paintings connect incarcerated artists to their culture while offering hope for life after release.

Volunteers Rescue Stranded Penguins on Buenos Aires Beaches
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Volunteers Rescue Stranded Penguins on Buenos Aires Beaches

Thousands of young Magellanic penguins wash up on Argentina's beaches each year, exhausted from their first migration. Now volunteers are helping save their lives, one feeding at a time.

Darwin Opens New Women's Prison With Education Programs
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Darwin Opens New Women's Prison With Education Programs

Women at Darwin Correctional Centre are moving into a newly refurbished low-security facility next week, complete with education programs and community work opportunities. The $8.1 million compound offers a safer environment and access to training that helps women prepare for life after release.

Wildlife Center Saves Animals From Western Cape Fires
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Wildlife Center Saves Animals From Western Cape Fires

A year-old rescue center in South Africa's Western Cape is treating animals injured in devastating wildfires, from burned tortoises to orphaned genets. Run mostly by volunteers and funded by donations, the Kogelberg center is giving wildlife a second chance after fires that kill thousands.

South Africa Centre Saves Wildlife From Deadly Wildfires
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South Africa Centre Saves Wildlife From Deadly Wildfires

A small rescue center in South Africa's Western Cape is pulling snakes, tortoises, and baby animals from the ashes of devastating wildfires. Staffed mostly by volunteers, the Kogelberg centre has become a lifeline for creatures caught in flames that burn too hot and fast for most to escape.

Red Kite Survives Head Trauma After Kent Car Strike
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Red Kite Survives Head Trauma After Kent Car Strike

A red kite struck by a vehicle in Kent has made a remarkable recovery and will soon begin flight rehabilitation. The bird was so badly injured rescuers weren't sure it would survive the first 30 minutes.

India Delivers 405,000 Holiday Gift Hampers to Families
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India Delivers 405,000 Holiday Gift Hampers to Families

Over 405,000 families in Kanniyakumari district received Pongal festival gift hampers through local ration shops this week. The massive distribution program reached 70% of households, including refugee families living in rehabilitation camps.