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Red-eyed cicadas to emerge from the ground in SC soon. Here’s when, where & if they’re harmful
Last year, the Great Southern Brood of cicadas emerged after 13 years, crawling up trees, molting and leaving their outer ...
Rescued cat is cuddly despite ‘all he’s been through.’ Now, he gets a second chance
A loving cat in need of medical care was rescued — then came more good news. Pogue, who can’t walk on his hind legs and lost part of his tail, has been adopted in South Carolina.
SC health department offering free or low-cost rabies vaccine clinics
The South Carolina Department of Public Health is teaming up with veterinarians in March and April for rabies vaccination clinics.
The Island Packet22h
‘Budding serial killer’ ate victims at state-approved Columbia care home, lawsuit says
Marc-Anthony Cantrell, who is charged with the gruesome murders of two men in a Columbia SC residential care home, was a ...
After a near-death bite from the world's most venomous snake, an SC city is banning exotic animals
World's most venomous snake bit Jeffery Leibowitz. Now, the SC city banned exotic animals including some snakes, primates, ...
Congress wants to overhaul laws that protect SC's endangered species. Here's why.
South Carolina is home to nearly 60 endangered or threatened wildlife species. Congress is proposing sweeping overhauls for ...
Charleston City Paper6d
Just vacationing: How to welcome some of South Carolina’s most vulnerable visitors
South Carolinians aren’t the only ones who spend their summers in the Palmetto State’s many rivers and creeks. Manatees periodically venture north every year from their Florida homes as the waters ...
167 Random Fun Facts to Have on Hand for Your Next Dinner Party
Looking for random tidbits to bring out at your next dinner party? Here are 167 random fun facts suitable for anyone in your ...
Skunk in Johnston tests positive for rabies, officials warn
The South Carolina Department of Public Health confirmed that a skunk found near Lee and Mims streets in Johnston has tested ...
Three-legged dog was a ‘great mom to her puppies.’ Now, she needs a home of her own
A three-legged dog was a “great mom to her puppies” — and now, she needs a home of her own.
The Bismarck Tribune10d
Tigers, zebras and other stuffed animals will get new homes after health concerns kept them hidden
Crocodiles, monkeys, tigers, zebras and dozens of other taxidermy animals will move to new homes after concerns about arsenic exposure forced the closure of the South Dakota museum where they had ...