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The attack took place during a show at the aquarium, with families watching on as the trainer struggled in the water.

Homeowner Bobbi Stevens noticing.

The woman is in critical condition and doctors are currently trying to save her other arm, a St John Ambulance Australia spokesperson told Newsweek.

Frequent surfer Matt Gmyr had just emerged from the water when he swung his feet on the ground and felt like someone had "dropped a knife" on his foot.

It is a phenomenon that occurs seasonally in the area however this year it is particularly vibrant, signalling volcanic activity

Sarah Kinnon told Newsweek that the extremely rare kangaroo came "out of nowhere."

There are an estimated 4,500 black bears bears living in Massachusetts, with the population increasing near to heavily populated areas, meaning bears occasionally wander onto roadways.

The black mamba had slithered into the house, enticed by the smell of the kittens, which were nursing from their mother.

Jack Jarvis told Newsweek a "sheer excitement" came over him when he spotted the fin in the water.

Souffle was rescued with 33 other dogs, some of which were on heavy chains and the remainder in crates inside a garage.

An Ohio woman found the raccoons nesting in her ceiling and proceeded to separate the mom from the babies instead of calling for help

A post mortem evaluation showed the 100-year-old shark had a discolored brain and the fluid surrounding it was cloudy.

The girl was rushed to the hospital and received 180 stitches on her face following the vicious attack.

Despite the finder living near Bondi Beach for 20 years, he has never seen anything similar to this particular creature before.

The video shows the challenges wolves endure every day, as they travel through the wilderness, Thomas Gable of the Voyageurs Wolf Project told Newsweek

The spearhead had been lodged in her neck for such a long time barnacles were growing on it.

As the bison heads straight towards the driver's side of the car, a woman can be heard squealing as she frantically hurries to roll up her window.

It is not unusual for sea lion pups to become stranded, but these deaths have happened under strange circumstances.

Gillian Kocher, a spokesperson for Pennsylvania SPCA, told Newsweek that Buddy is doing "so great" in foster care.

Scientists compared facial muscles in dogs and wolves and found several key differences, shedding light on why we can't resist puppy eyes.

Rachael Pfeiffer, from the Care for Wild sanctuary, told Newsweek that rhino orphans are normally extremely traumatised and afraid.

Landscape photographer Sajith Muraleedharan told Newsweek it was "amazing to watch" and "unbelievable."

The 11-year-old boy began vomiting as the venom took hold of his body, and was left with a severe bite wound.

The hilarious viral video of alligators reacting in unison has gained 2.9 million views.

A biologist at the Pennsylvania Game Commission said the turkey has defied all longevity records in the state.

Newsweek spoke to Nick Evans, snake catcher and black mamba researcher, about one of the most feared snakes in the world.

Katrina Liebich, from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, told Newsweek that salmon skin becomes moldy as they decline to the point of death.

"You would be more likely to find a Rolex sitting on the ground than you would a snake like this," snake catcher Alex Trejo said of the 7-foot snake.

The footage shows the takin happily jumping up and down shortly after its birth.

Araucanía-based geophysicist and academic Cristian Farías told Newsweek that the tourists were very lucky to not be harmed.