By John Di Leonardo
Last week, the presidential debate took an unexpected turn when former President Donald Trump referenced an unsubstantiated… Read more
By John Di Leonardo
Jamaica Bay has long been a popular religious site for local Hindu Guyanese and Indo-Caribbean populations living in Richmond… Read more
By John Di Leonardo
Lobsters are typically brown, only turning red after being boiled alive; however, 1 in 30 million lobsters are orange while… Read more
By Juliana Di Leonardo
As creatures of habit, humans find great comfort in knowing what to expect with each season throughout the year. Springtime… Read more
By John Di Leonardo
Every day I get upwards of a hundred calls about injured, abandoned, or abused animals. Most of the time, callers want me… Read more
By Juliana Di Leonardo
Muscovy ducks are such unique birds, their faces are adorned with bright red caruncles which create a bumpy fleshy mask… Read more
By Juliana Di Leonardo
As our planet begins to experience more frequent and severe weather conditions, devastating fires, and extreme temperatures,… Read more
By John Di Leonardo
Last week, the New York Times published a cover story entitled “Yes, You Can Hug This Sloth ... But Should You?". Author… Read more
By John Di Leonardo
Summer is full of animal rescue calls for my organization Humane Long Island. One of the most frequent calls is to rescue… Read more
