Matthew Russell
Articles by Matthew Russell
Heat-Stressed Horses Face Collapse While Savannah Weighs Working Animal Protections
They walk tourists past historic homes and moss-draped oaks—but behind the charm lies a harsh truth. Carriage horses in Savannah are being worked in brutal heat, sometimes until their bodies...
Heat-Stressed Horses Face Collapse While Savannah Weighs Working Animal Protections
They walk tourists past historic homes and moss-draped oaks—but behind the charm lies a harsh truth. Carriage horses in Savannah are being worked in brutal heat, sometimes until their bodies...
134 Cats Trapped Without Food or Water in U-Haul on Scorching Summer Day
A U-Haul van sat parked in the blazing heat outside a Taco Bell in California. From the outside, you could see fur pressed against the windshield. Inside, the scene was...
134 Cats Trapped Without Food or Water in U-Haul on Scorching Summer Day
A U-Haul van sat parked in the blazing heat outside a Taco Bell in California. From the outside, you could see fur pressed against the windshield. Inside, the scene was...
Grieving Pet Owner Battles Corporate Vet Chain After Routine Spay Leads To Death
Jenny Swanson dropped off her healthy young dog for a routine spay. Hours later, she was driving Astra’s lifeless body two hours for an autopsy—alone.
Grieving Pet Owner Battles Corporate Vet Chain After Routine Spay Leads To Death
Jenny Swanson dropped off her healthy young dog for a routine spay. Hours later, she was driving Astra’s lifeless body two hours for an autopsy—alone.
Mine Dumping and Garbage Leave Marine Life Fighting to Survive
Plastic in bird nests. Heavy metals in seafood. Dead zones where fish can’t breathe. You’ve heard ocean dumping is bad—but the truth is far worse than most realize.
Mine Dumping and Garbage Leave Marine Life Fighting to Survive
Plastic in bird nests. Heavy metals in seafood. Dead zones where fish can’t breathe. You’ve heard ocean dumping is bad—but the truth is far worse than most realize.
Scientists Investigate Why Orcas Are Sharing Their Food With Humans
Killer whales have been seen doing something extraordinary—delivering dead prey to humans, waiting to see how we respond.
Scientists Investigate Why Orcas Are Sharing Their Food With Humans
Killer whales have been seen doing something extraordinary—delivering dead prey to humans, waiting to see how we respond.
Scientists Observe Killer Whales Sharing a Tender Kiss in Norway
Two killer whales were caught in an underwater kiss off the coast of Norway—and the footage is real. Citizen scientists snorkeling in the Kvænangen fjords recorded the first documented instance...
Scientists Observe Killer Whales Sharing a Tender Kiss in Norway
Two killer whales were caught in an underwater kiss off the coast of Norway—and the footage is real. Citizen scientists snorkeling in the Kvænangen fjords recorded the first documented instance...