Animals

Atlanta Falcons football player Michael Vick looks down as he prepares to address the media after pleading guilty to a federal dogfighting charge in Richmond, Monday, Aug. 27, 2007. Should we forgive Michael Vick?

Science says we'll be healthier if we do, but some argue there's room in a healthy life for a good grudge
  • Dolphins are dying to amuse us

    SeaWorld and aquariums, implicated in the shocking new documentary about dolphin slaughter, "The Cove," strike back
  • I'm tired of just being a man

    How I learned about my own animality (and "humanzees," Stalin and scary creationists) by living with a chimp
  • Horses to the slaughter

    U.S. horses are meeting gruesome ends abroad, while the debate rages on: Are horses 1,500 pounds of food or friend?
  • Living the dream, with goats

    Ever fantasize about trading your day job for the countryside? Brad Kessler on how he got away -- and made cheese
  • "Earth"

    The world is a beautiful place -- so stop screwing it up! Disney's lush nature documentary follows three animal families struggling to survive on a planet changing all too rapidly.
  • Don't have a cow!

    Famous animal lover Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson, the author of "The Face on Your Plate," talks about why you should consider giving up the burgers -- and the fromage.
  • Jane Goodall's animal planet

    In a surprising interview, the famous primatologist talks about her mystical experiences in the jungle and her ever-increasing passion for animal rights and cleaning up the "horrendous mess" of our environment.
  • Isabella Rossellini gets it on with sea animals

    The actress discusses "Green Porno," the online series in which she has sex (yes, sex) with bugs and barnacles.
  • Free the chimps!

    Our primate cousins have just had their worst week ever. But they have a lot to teach Wall Street and Obama about setting our country right.
  • Whalin' Palin

    She may be off the national stage, but the Republican empress continues to ravage America's great wilderness state. Her latest target? Beluga whales.
  • Should I take my dog to Southeast Asia?

    Lucy got me through grad school, but I'm not sure she'd travel well.
  • His life as a dog

    Bruno came to us on three legs, with a body bred for violence. He was our best friend and our worst fear.
  • Pet Week: Where to take a sick iguana

    At the Center for Avian and Exotic Medicine we get a glimpse into the challenges of owning and caring for New York's most unusual animals.
  • Bigfoot lives!

    Don't laugh. The quixotic quest for beasts of lore is not far from what drives zoologists to find new and incredibly rare creatures today.
  • Pet week: Paws at the pews

    We head to Manhattan's All Souls Church for a special service where all furry creatures are welcome.
  • The Internet is made of kittens

    How the lowly cat, shunned by Hollywood, became an online star: An introduction to Pet Week.
  • Praise be to dog

    An ode to loud, stinky, filthy canines and the pathologically needy people who love them.
  • The tortoise and the sun

    It's a showdown among environmentalists out West, where proposed solar-energy plants threaten the desert ecosystem.
  • "Marley & Me"

    Aniston and Wilson get a rascally dog. But what could have been a pooch of a tear-jerker is actually a moving look at marriage and loss.
  • I can has cheezburger ... and pathos?

    The lolcats, the Internet's most famous felines, may be hilarious. But in their yearning, I see nothing less than the tragedy of the human condition.
  • Cats behaving badly

    "Achewood," Chris Onstad's hilarious online comic strip, translates perfectly into a book about male friendship and testosterone overload.
  • Mammals strut their stuff

    How does New York's Fashion Week compare with the lesser known (but just as colorful) Pet Fashion Week?
  • Her deadly wolf program

    With a disdain for science that alarms wildlife experts, Sarah Palin continues to promote Alaska's policy to gun down wolves from planes.
  • Bush officials sneak-attack nation's wildlife

    A new regulation could neuter the Endangered Species Act -- and the administration knows it.
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