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UK APPROVES Lab-Grown MEAT for Dogs: A Game-Changer
— British regulators have approved Meatly to sell lab-grown meat as dog food. This approval allows taste-test trials with dogs to begin, featuring proteins from cultivated chicken cells.
Owen Ensor, co-founder and CEO of Meatly, sees Brexit as an opportunity for the UK to lead in innovative solutions. He noted that the EU has been more conservative in regulation and criticized US food politics.
Meatly plans to license its technology to other firms in Britain, potentially paving the way for lab-grown meat for human consumption. The production process for both pet and human food would be similar.
Ensor highlighted that 20% of global meat consumption is by pets and aims to address ethical and sustainability challenges in this market. “We want to make this as available as possible,” he said.
UK APPROVES LAB-Grown Meat For Dogs: A Revolutionary Step
— British regulators have approved Meatly, a UK-based firm, to sell lab-grown meat as dog food. This decision allows taste-test trials with dogs for pet food made from cultivated chicken cells.
Meatly’s co-founder and CEO, Owen Ensor, sees Brexit as an opportunity for the UK to lead in innovative solutions. He believes the current government is enthusiastic about such advancements.
The company plans to license its technology to other firms in Britain, potentially paving the way for lab-grown meat for human consumption. The production process would be similar for both pet and human food.
Ensor highlighted that 20% of global meat consumption is by pets. Meatly aims to address ethical and sustainability challenges by providing an alternative that doesn’t involve killing animals to feed pets.
UKRAINE WAR Survivor: Rare Black Bear’s Miraculous Journey to Safety in Scotland
— In a surprising twist, Yampil, a rare black bear who survived the war in Ukraine, has found a new home in Scotland. Ukrainian troops discovered Yampil amidst the wreckage of a private zoo in Donetsk. The 12-year-old bear was among the few survivors when the zoo was bombed and abandoned.
Yampil’s journey to safety is nothing short of an epic odyssey. Soldiers found him during the Kharkiv counteroffensive in 2022. He was then moved to Kyiv for veterinary care and rehabilitation. His journey continued through Poland and Belgium before he finally arrived at his new Scottish home.
Yampil’s survival is deemed miraculous as he suffered from concussion due to nearby shelling while most other animals at the zoo perished from hunger, thirst or were hit by bullets or shrapnel. Yegor Yakovlev from Save Wild said that their fighters initially didn’t know how to help him but started seeking rescue options.
Yakovlev also leads White Rock Bear Shelter where Yampil recuperated before embarking on his European trek. The refugee bear arrived on January 12th, marking an end to his dangerous journey and providing hope amidst ongoing conflict.
UK Dog’s MIRACULOUS Recovery: Vets Successfully Remove LETHAL Fishing Hook from Throat
— In a recent incident that has left many astounded, a UK-based dog named Betsy managed to survive swallowing an entire fishing line, hook included. The event was brought to light by SWNS, a British news service. Betsy’s owners rushed her to Milton Keynes Veterinary Group when they noticed the fishing wire ominously hanging out of her mouth.
Veterinary surgeon Matthew Lloyd took on the challenging task of removing the line and sharp hook lodged deep in Betsy’s throat. With the help of specialist equipment, he carried out the procedure flawlessly without causing any additional harm to Betsy.
An x-ray image provided a clear view of the hook embedded in Betsy’s esophagus. Lloyd found Betsy’s case as “interesting”, underlining its rarity and complexity.
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POPE FRANCIS’ Miraculous Recovery: Leaves Hospital After Brave Battle
— Pope Francis is leaving Rome’s Gemelli Hospital today after fighting severe pneumonia for over a month. His treatment began on February 14, with medical teams managing critical phases of his illness. The Pope’s health has improved enough for him to return to the Vatican for further recuperation.
Before leaving the hospital, Pope Francis plans to make his first public appearance in over five weeks by offering blessings from his hospital room window. This gesture reassures the global Catholic community concerned by his absence. Doctors recommend at least two months of rest and rehabilitation upon his return to fully regain health.
The Vatican confirms that while the Pope will eventually resume duties, he should avoid large gatherings and strenuous activities during recovery. Dr. Luigi Carbone expects a full recovery if current progress continues. The Vatican remains optimistic but cautious given the severity of this health crisis.
This hospitalization marks Pope Francis’ most severe health challenge in his 12-year papacy, raising questions about future leadership impacts. Despite this, he remains committed to papal duties and church reforms, with supporters worldwide hopeful for a speedy recovery.
