Hens will be free to run around barnyards, lions and tigers will vanish from circus acts, and Dobermans will sport what nature intended _ floppy ears and longer tails _ under a tough animal rights law ...

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VIENNA, Austria – Hens will be free to run around barnyards, lions and tigers will vanish from circus acts, and Dobermans will sport what nature intended – floppy ears and longer tails – under a tough ...

A rare visitor is causing a stir in Lower Austria: a moose known as "Emil" has been roaming the region for weeks, drawing crowds and online fans. Believed to have wandered in from Poland, the animal ...

Every eight minutes, a wild animal’s life ends on Austria’s roads, and daily a person suffers injuries – a sobering statistic that alarms the Road Safety Board and calls for preventive measures. A ...

Thousands of slaughtered farm animals are set to be buried near Hungary's border with Austria after a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in the town of Levél. In the northern Hungarian Győr-Moson-Sopron ...

The world is becoming more aware of the vulnerability of animals, mostly because of the excesses of humankind that lead to habitat degradation, pollution, overfishing, and of course, climate change.

Austria's Power Giants transform power lines into animal-shaped sculptures like storks and stags Austrian Power Grid and Meissl Architects developed the designs for ecological and aesthetic goals ...