Red-footed tortoises experience long-lasting mood states, showing optimism and pessimism like mammals and birds.

Specifically, red-footed tortoises (Chelonoidis carbonaria) were found to experience long-term mood states—suggesting they are capable of optimism, anxiety, and even emotional resilience.

A tortoise who escaped from her family's home in an English town was found more than two weeks later outside an ice cream parlor nearly 3 miles from home.

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Belgut MP Nelson Koech has urged police officers to use maximum force against individuals involved in violent street demonstrations and acts of vandalism.

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NSW government employers have been instructed not to use artificial intelligence to screen or make decisions about candidates applying for roles over concerns of bias and potential hallucinations.