VIRGINIA THIS MORNING: Busch Gardens Williamsburg
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Virginia This Morning
VIRGINIA THIS MORNING: Birds of Prey
Brent Lubbock and Dustin Foote from The Sylvan Heights Bird Park brought in two birds of prey.
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Coyotes spotted near Virginia university
An e-mail alert was sent to staff and students after coyotes were spotted in a wooded area, near a student apartment complex
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Mysterious eyeball washes ashore in Florida
People often go to the beach hoping to find a message in a bottle or buried treasure, but…
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Officers shoot and kill big mountain lion
Officer said that they knew it would not be safe to let the cat continue to roam.
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Alligators now the trend for birthday pool parties
Alligators usually don’t make the guest list, but they’re VIPs at these parties.
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Could owning a reptile become illegal in Virginia?
Nearly a year after 50y exotic animals were let loose by an Ohio man, the Commonwealth has convened a workgroup of animal experts to examine if more regulation is needed in Virginia.
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Grad student missing fingers, toes after chimp attack
The sanctuary said the injured student was from the University of Texas, San Antonio, and was studying for a Masters degree in Anthropology and Primatology.
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Busch Gardens adopts new wolf pup
Nicknamed “Boise”, the park’s new pup is busy getting acclimated to his new pack mates.
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VIRAL VIDEO: Two bears put on show in Florida neighborhood
Some folks in one Florida neighborhood weren’t sure what to make of it. And neither were some wildlife experts.
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PHOTO: Dolphins near New Point Comfort Lighthouse
The photo from Bobby Bowles shows a dolphin Saturday morning in the Chesapeake Bay near the New Point Comfort Lighthouse.
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MD rewarding anglers for catching Chesapeake Bay frankenfish
They’re big, have sharp fangs, and can even walk on land. If you’re brave enough to hunt down snakehead fish, Maryland wants to pay you.
