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    Bird flu spreads in Utah cattle amid US agency cuts●Utah, where plenty of cow herds were infected with birdflu. The 🧠🪱 does nothing. The CDC is gutted. The USDA is lead byMmastodonHealthPandemics121 h ago

    Bird flu has infected numerous dairy cow herds in Utah, and critics say the US response is faltering. Under the Trump administration, the CDC has faced staffing cuts and USDA leadership is under scrutiny, while the virus has spilled over into minks, barnyard cats and mice. Commenters warn that weakened oversight could allow a new pandemic to emerge from animal reservoirs.

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    Schools issue warnings over viral 'Cat in the Hat' trend●What to know about the viral 'Cat in the Hat' trend prompting school warnings✉newsTechnologyInternet17 min ago

    A viral 'Cat in the Hat' trend is circulating among schoolchildren, prompting schools to issue warnings to parents, according to ABC News. The trend reportedly involves content tied to the Dr. Seuss character that educators say is inappropriate or disruptive for students. Schools are advising families to monitor children's online activity and discuss the trend with them.

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    Cat rescue thanks supporters for food donations●Our feline trustees can't get enough of looking what treats😽. We thank everyone who fills the bellies of our cats❤️🙏🏻. #MmastodonHealth152 min ago

    An animal care group known as Annacats is thanking everyone who has donated food for the cats in its care, saying the felines are excited to see what treats are coming. The message expresses gratitude to supporters who help keep the animals fed and is aimed at encouraging continued donations.

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    Russia accused of targeting animal shelters in Ukraine●https:// youtu.be/965-vdvHsF0 ⚡️🇬🇧Ukraine: The Latest | Russia’s latest terroristic tactics targets civilians, cats andMmastodonWarUkraine11 h ago

    The Telegraph's latest Ukraine war update reports Russia's newest attacks striking civilians and rescue shelters for cats and dogs, which the outlet describes as war crimes. It also covers claims that Western partners are pushing Ukraine toward opening an 'AI Pandora's box' on the battlefield. Listeners are discussing the escalating toll on non-combatants and animals.

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    Amateur photographer identifies Senegal coucal as a 'flying dinosaur'●Occasionally I pass the time between cats by photographing these weird little flying dinosaur things that everybody arouMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife144 h ago

    A hobbyist photographer is sharing pictures of birds they snap in their spare time, jokingly calling them 'weird little flying dinosaur things that everybody around me seems to be crazy about'. One of their recent shots turned out to be a Senegal coucal, a bird they only identified after the fact. The lighthearted post has drawn attention for its affectionate take on casual birdwatching and photography.

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    Lawyers and associations fight for legal access to Paris detention centres●Mediapart Avocats et associations tentent de faire entrer le droit dans les locaux de rétention administrative Une bataiMmastodonWorldImmigration245 min ago

    French investigative outlet Mediapart reports on a months-long legal battle between the Paris police prefecture and lawyers and groups defending foreign nationals' rights. The dispute centres on efforts to ensure the rule of law applies inside administrative detention centres, where access for legal counsel and rights organisations has been contested.

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    Baruch Bearcats fall 5-2 on the road to Farmingdale State▼Bearcats Battle in Tough 5-2 Road Loss to Farmingdale State✉newsSportTennis2 h ago

    The Baruch College Bearcats lost 5-2 in a road matchup against Farmingdale State. The athletics program described the contest as a hard-fought battle, noting the team competed closely despite the defeat. The result is part of the Bearcats' ongoing season schedule, with attention now turning to how the squad responds in upcoming matches.

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    Countries with more cats may be happier, researchers say●😸 Countries with more cats tend to be happier, say international researchers ✨Follow the link for more information on thMmastodonScience22 h ago

    International researchers report a link between higher cat populations and greater national happiness, suggesting countries with more cats tend to score better on measures of wellbeing. The finding, circulated via the Australian Science Media Centre, is drawing lighthearted attention online, with commenters noting it is a correlation rather than proof that cats cause happiness.

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    One-year-old's bedtime escape ends with head stuck in cat door●『ナンカアル 耳の異常を 訴える 1歳娘 人生初の』 まだ寝たくない1歳児が逃げだして→「猫ドアから頭がハマって…」まさかの光景! 腹巻き&おむつの脱走劇に「おーい!」「1歳児の後ろ姿って尊い」 https:// maidonanews.jMmastodonWorld12 h ago

    A Japanese family's one-year-old daughter, refusing to go to sleep, made a daring escape wearing only a belly band and nappy — only to get her head stuck in the house's cat door. Her mother shared the scene online, drawing amused reactions like "Hey!" and comments that a toddler's retreating figure is precious. Separately, the child was taken for her first doctor's visit after complaining of an ear abnormality, the article notes.

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    Artist shares Procreate timelapse of Marie the Siamese Cat painting●Timelapse of my custom painting of Marie the Siamese Cat, painted in Procreate! # cat # art # paintingMmastodonCultureArt69 h ago

    An artist shared a timelapse video showing a custom digital painting of Marie, the white Siamese cat from Disney's The Aristocats, created in the Procreate app. The piece is being shared among art and cat lovers online, with viewers enjoying the chance to watch the illustration come together from blank canvas to finished portrait.

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    The Wildcats placed seventh at the Diane Thomason Invitational, a women's golf tournament hosted by Iowa State. The Bobcats' official athletics site reported the result, though detailed scores and standings were not included in the brief item. No further commentary on the team's performance has been reported.

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    Ukrainian soldier shares front-line life with cats●📰 A Ukrainian soldier shares his daily life with front-line cats 🔗 https://www. youtube.com/shorts/jK0Sj6K2Rb0 # News #MmastodonWarUkraine111 h ago

    A Ukrainian soldier is sharing short videos showing his daily life at the front, with cats living alongside troops in the trenches. The clips offer a rare, personal glimpse of routine moments amid the war, and the soft contrast between combat conditions and caring for animals has drawn attention online.

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    Mary Gauthier's 'Reckoning' Leads New Music Reviews●Music Reviews: Mary Gauthier’s Poignant ‘Reckoning,’ plus Dallas Burrow, Cat Stevens, and More✉newsCultureMusic10 h ago

    A new round of music reviews centers on Mary Gauthier's album 'Reckoning,' described as poignant by critics. The roundup also covers new releases from Dallas Burrow and Cat Stevens, among others. Reviewers highlight Gauthier's songwriting as the standout of the batch, with the other artists receiving attention alongside her latest work.

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    Manga Adaptation 'Cat's Eyes' Wins Over French Audiences●‘Cat’s Eyes’ Is A Female-Driven, Manga-Adapted Art Heist Drama Stealing The Limelight In France✉newsCultureTelevision10 h ago

    The French television series 'Cat's Eyes', adapted from Tsukasa Hojo's manga, is drawing attention as a female-driven art heist drama. The show has been stealing the limelight in France, gaining traction as a notable manga-to-live-action adaptation. Details on viewing figures or critical reception beyond its current buzz are not yet available.

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    Ithaca movie roundup: free films and a busy Saturday●Ithaca movie roundup: Free movies, cats and a very busy Saturday✉newsCultureFilm10 h ago

    A roundup of movie listings in Ithaca highlights free screenings, films featuring cats, and a packed slate of showings on Saturday. Local outlets are pointing residents toward the weekend's cinema options, with the busy Saturday schedule standing out as the main draw for moviegoers in the area.