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A marine science instructor snorkeling off the Southern California coast spotted something out of a fantasy novel: the silvery carcass of an 18-foot-long, serpent-like oarfish.
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An 8-year-old girl on Long island and her doctors say she was bitten by a bat at her elementary school in Holbrook.
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Owners of illegal alligators and other reptiles were allowed to turn them in with no questions asked at a Long Island pet store.
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The Smithsonian's National Zoo announced Thursday that its 2-week-old giant panda cub is female and her father is National Zoo panda Tian Tian.
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Phil Lipof has more
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Roxanne a Risso's dolphin was rescued on the shore at Jones Beach Island and was released back into the ocean Wednesday.
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Roxanne the Risso's Dolphin who was injured and rehabilitated on Long Island is back in the ocean, swimming with her friends.
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A construction crew spotted a 12-foot snake in the parking lot of a Burger King on Route 20 in Paterson on Tuesday morning.
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A 12-foot python was found near a Burger King in Paterson, New Jersey on Tuesday morning.
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Sixty-eight dogs have been rescued from a blaze in a New York City home.
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A nearly two-foot-long alligator living in the pond of a Mount Vernon park has been captured and sent to a reptile rehabilitation preserve in Massachusetts.
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Roxanne, a Risso's dolphin, was found stranded on a sandbar at Jones Beach Island in Babylon back on June 6th.
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Kristin Thorne is in Riverhead with more on this story
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A man in the Bronx is under arrest for stealing a woman's parrot, and the bird is safely back with its owners.
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Josh Einiger has more on the woman's search for her pet parrot.
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A musician from Brooklyn says she got attacked Wednesday night by a pair of raccoons in Central Park. They went for her leg.
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Sandra Bookman has more on the attack.
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Stacey Sager reports from Paterson
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Toni Yates reports with more on what led to the animals death
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She will receive a rabies-prevention treatment for 14 days and officials will closely monitor her condition.
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Goats from upstate New York are the first line of defense to stop a poison ivy invasion at some historic spots in New York and New Jersey.
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It's estimated there are thousands of bobcats in the area, so they're not exactly rare.
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The Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research and Preservation says it received several calls about a distressed seal pup Saturday morning. The female pup was struggling against the surf at The Sands, a banquet facility in Atlantic Beach.
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The snakehead fish is causing concern in the Harlem Meer. It can live both on land and in the water.
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A porpoise named Noodle has been released off Long Island, six months after he stranded himself off Maine.
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Anyone with an illegal reptile or amphibian had a chance to turn it in to the Suffolk County SPCA without being punished.
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The woman who lived in the house, identified as Rosemary Kobylak, was taken to the hospital against her will.
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A man enjoying his morning cup of coffee Friday stumbled upon four alligators near a Long Island boat ramp.
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A Long Island marine research group is working with authorities on a plan to remove a dead whale that has washed ashore.
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Bobby and Cathy Horvath say the order will force them to relocate their Wildlife in Need of Rescue and Rehabilitation from Oyster Bay.
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Animal control officer John Conklin says the abandoned Cane Corso loves affection and needs a new home.
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See images of the gentle giant found abused and abandoned in New Jersey
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A Selden home packed with dozens of cats and dogs went up in flames Wednesday afternoon.
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More than 150 animals were taken from the home on Lincoln Road on Tuesday.
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Most New Yorkers would never consider making pets out pigs but some do and they have a battle on their hands.
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The remains were found after midnight on Monday in a secluded industrial area on 91 Street near Ditmas Avenue in Canarsie.
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There was a back up on the Atlantic City Expressway caused by some horses.
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There's a forewarning for anyone who lost or boarded a pet during Superstorm Sandy.
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A zebra and a pony were captured Wednesday after spending hours on the run on Staten Island.
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There's an animal shelter for people to drop their animals off at temporarily while they find new homes after Hurricane Sandy.
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The Suffolk County SPCA gave out free dog and cat food in a hard-hit area of Babylon.
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The New York Aquarium has lost part of its fish collection after being flooded by the superstorm.
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It's the latest in a string of abandoned reptiles found on Long Island over the past month.
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The search is on for the person killing and injuring animals in New York City.
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Police discovered the reptile abandoned in a plastic container with the words 'My Gator' written on top, around 1:30 a.m. Sunday in Shirley.
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Officers have captured an alligator seen walking across the parking lot of a supermarket in Baldwin Tuesday.
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A cold blooded combination was discovered in an apartment in Brooklyn: illegal guns and an alligator.
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Rescuers said she was a six foot long female common dolphin. She was underweight, indicating she had been sick for a while.
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A man is in critical but stable condition after apparently jumping from a monorail into the tiger den at the Bronx Zoo.
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An aging horse named Rusty has been found living in a condemned barn in the Bronx.
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