Animals in Entertainment

A new high-tech exhibit from BBC Earth and SEA LIFE London Aquarium allows visitors to learn about animals without harming them.

Releasing doves at weddings or parties can mean that frightened domesticated birds are left to fend for themselves in the wild.

She is just one of six horses who has died at this deadly racing event so far this year.

SeaWorld has announced that it will end all orca breeding programmes this year

Good news for elephants: another travel company has promised to stop promoting activities for which these wild animals are held captive, beaten and forced to perform tricks or carry tourists on their backs.

In a shocking case of neglect, Hope was found in a field, barely standing, emaciated and covered with sores.

We’re delighted that wild animals such as meerkats and monkeys will not be kept in captivity at a new zoo in North Lincolnshire following a decision by the local council.

The story of a British man who was trampled to death in Thailand this week is a tragic reminder of why elephants should not be exploited for tourism.

93 per cent of young people in Spain don’t support bullfights according to a new survey

Virtual reality points to a future in which viewing sea animals is far more educational, accessible and immersive than watching sad, frustrated captives in a glass box.