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The 3-year-old lion had puncture wounds in its abdomen and fractures after the buffalo turned on him.

"I stared at the exact spot where the snake was for at least 30 seconds before actually seeing it," nature guide Ian Ferreira told Newsweek.

"The U.S. invasion and subsequent occupation is directly related to the rise of ISIS," Zaid al-Ali, former adviser to the U.N. mission in Iraq, told Newsweek.

The fungus has contributed to declines in hundreds of amphibian species, pushing dozens to extinction, biologist Vance Vredenburg told Newsweek.

The authorities suspect the feet belonged to a missing person who fell victim to a crocodile attack.

Frogs across the world are being infected by a skin-infecting fungus that is responsible for driving many species into being endangered or even extinct.

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Despite Wagner's prominence in Ukraine, there exists a long, complicated, and tenuous relationship between Wagner's head and the upper brass of Russia's Ministry of Defense (MoD). This has been amplified by Prigozhin frequently criticizing Russian military leadership, complaining of their unwillingness to resupply Wagner fighters while also claiming credit for delivering tactical victories by capturing places like Popasna and Soledar.

"Steering the owner away from danger...amazing," snake catcher Nick Evans said in a Facebook post.

The man was killed by a lone elephant on his way home in another example of human-animal conflict in the region.

The massive shoebill, a 5-foot-tall dinosaur-like bird, is listed as a vulnerable species due to its habitat being destroyed.

Donkey skins are being imported to China en masse for use in the ejiao industry, being used as an alternative medicine.

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The world's attention has turned again to the Wagner Group, the notorious Russian-based organization led by oligarch and convicted felon Yevgeny Prigozhin, in part because it played a pivotal role in capturing the eastern Ukrainian town of Soledar.

British author Nels Abbey told Newsweek: "When you read that on paper as someone of African descent, it comes across as very, very vicious to read."

"The terrorism threat today is more diffuse, ideologically diverse and geographically dispersed than it was 20 or so years ago," a U.S. official said.

Major the cat loves to visit her friend Daisy the cow first thing every morning for a cuddle.

A video released by local media showed a man describing the poisoning of Mark Ciavarella, an Australian teacher in the Republic of Congo.

Top Russian diplomat Lavrov said U.S. officials think "only they can conduct exercises around the world," as he defended joint Russia-China-South Africa drills.

Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov will make stops across Africa next month as the Kremlin tries to show the West that it still has friends abroad.

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Lions Humba and Netsai may suffer the same fate as their brother, who was killed in 2015 by a trophy hunter, which brought global outrage.

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Melody Chiputura, described as a "promising student," died before a doctor could treat her wounds.

The global dependence on fossil fuels deepens health inequity, with countries producing the least emissions suffering the most. Business could lead the way by strengthening climate-resilient health systems to reduce the gap.

Meek Mill used a drone to shoot the video over the high-security building, which led Ghanaians to complain about preferential treatment for foreigners

Russian President Vladimir Putin wants you to believe he can turn off the oil taps like he did with natural gas. The question, as ever, is whether he will run the risk of throwing a hand grenade into the global oil market at a time when Moscow needs all of the oil receipts it can get.

"I just heard her screaming from behind and when I turned around, she was caught by the crocodile," the girl's brother said, describing the attack.

While the persuasive power of Russian propaganda may be declining in the West, there are other parts of the world where it is still far from a spent force.