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Rescue cat obsessed with political TV debates

A rescue cat named Jasper is baffling his foster owner with his unusual obsession - he can't stand physical affection but becomes utterly transfixed by political television programmes, particularly Question Time.

Gorilla's daring escape attempt at San Diego Zoo

A young gorilla named Denny shocked visitors at San Diego Zoo with an ingenious escape attempt from his enclosure, showcasing remarkable intelligence and problem-solving skills.

Study: Some dogs develop genuine addictions to toys

Groundbreaking research from the University of Bristol suggests some dogs develop genuine behavioural addictions to their favourite toys, with worrying parallels to human compulsive disorders.

Goodall: Chimpanzee Alpha Males Rule Through Respect

Groundbreaking research from legendary primatologist Jane Goodall shows chimpanzee alpha males gain status through intelligence and social bonds rather than pure aggression, offering fresh insights into primate politics.

Jane Goodall death hoax sparks royal tribute confusion

False reports of primatologist Jane Goodall's death trigger global concern, with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex among prominent figures paying tribute to the celebrated conservationist who remains very much alive.

Rare Bonobo Baby Born at Twycross Zoo

Twycross Zoo celebrates the birth of a critically endangered bonobo, a monumental event for European conservation efforts and the survival of this remarkable great ape species.

Borneo's Big-Nosed Monkey Faces Extinction

New research reveals the surprising evolutionary secrets behind the Proboscis monkey's enormous nose and the grave conservation threats pushing this unique species towards extinction.

Thumb Length Reveals Secret of Human Brain Evolution

Groundbreaking research uncovers the fascinating link between primate thumb proportions and brain size, offering new insights into the evolutionary journey that shaped human intelligence and dexterity.

Travel firm's warning over nuisance Tube behaviour

A leading UK travel company issues a stark warning to passengers about a specific type of anti-social behaviour on the London Underground, threatening bans and reporting offenders to authorities.

Ape ancestors may explain human love of alcohol

A groundbreaking study suggests that humans' fondness for alcohol may have evolved from our ape ancestors, who sought out fermented fruit millions of years ago. Discover the fascinating link between primates and booze.

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