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Burmese Pythons Invading Florida, Eating Mammals to Extinction
Can a Python eat an Alligator? A recent study by the National Park Service shows that Burmese Pythons that have been discarded by their owners in and around the Florida Everglades are eating the mammals in the...
created by Emily Sutherlin | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
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1995 views | 4 recommendations | 1 comment
Sleeping Warthog
A warthog trying to go to sleep.Source: Image of the day Xtreme Crittercam
As only National Geographic can do it, crittercams are attached to animals and fishes so naturalists can see what goes on when humans are out of the picture. Would you not like to attach a miniature camera to your... More bear attacks expected as it is the season
Food is in shorter supply and bears need to bulk up for the winter. So, if you camp out in the woods with them now, you can help Mother Nature feed the bears. Go ahead, I dare you. “911: Deadly Bear Attack... 'Visions of the Artic' on display in Venice
VENICE, CA -- The Artic has come alive at the G-2 Gallery in the form of an exhibit of works by award-winning nature and wildlife photographer Florian Schulz. Schulz' photography is designed to document threats...
created by Sharon Raiford Bush | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
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154 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
Whither Tiger Conservation?
A mobile phone service provider in India launched a massive “Save the Tiger” campaign on television recently. It pooled in celebrities to endorse its campaign. And, it placed these... 141 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
What do you think should done with Tilikum, the killer whale?
"The orca, or killer whale, is known widely as a traditional symbol of British Columbia’s native heritage. The large, black and white whales that can be found bouncing and arcing above the waters of British... 1106 views | 25 recommendations | 14 comments
Southern Sudan: Oil Exploitation vs Wildlife Protection
To the surprise of researchers, wildlife remains plentiful in southern Sudan's Boma National Park, despite a long civil war, which ended in 2005. Here, a herd of elephants move through a grassland in the park. (Miguel Juarez for NPR) [Montréal, Québec, Canada -2°C] Before... Britain’s Wildlife Winter Crisis.
With the icy weather predicted to last at least another week, this winter could be the single greatest wildlife killer of the new millennium. The savage wintry weather is pushing Britain’s wildlife to the brink of...
created by Paulette Sedgwick | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
378 views | 64 recommendations | 6 comments
378 views | 64 recommendations | 6 comments
Wildlife enthusiast Billy Arjan Singh dies
New Delhi: Indian wildlife enthusiast and author Billy Arjan Singh died at his home - Tiger Haven - in the vicinity of the famous Dudhwa National Park, about 250 km from Lucknow, late Friday night. He was...
created by D.S.Rajput | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
682 views | 28 recommendations | 4 comments
682 views | 28 recommendations | 4 comments
Malaysian Woman Arrested for Housing Honey Bear, Leopard in Condo
A Malaysian woman was arrested in Kuala Lumpur for housing a baby honey bear, a leopard cat, and a slow loris primate in her condo. Authorities were tipped off about the 25 year-old woman housing the bevy of endangered species in her high-rise condominium leading them to raid... Horse Rescue of America Joins Fight for Wild Horse Freedom
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created by Sharon Raiford Bush | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
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231 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
Saw-Whet Owl Cared for at Pocono Wildlife Center, Pictures
A saw-whet owl is just one of the many creatures cared for at the Pocono Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Stroudsburg, where about a thousand animals are treated every year and at least 85% of them are returned to... World's Biggest Online Zoo Opens
BBC is opening the world's largest online zoo, the Wildlife Finder, which features pictures and videos of hundreds of animals. The BBC Wildlife Finder zoo promises never to disappoint, as the animals will always...
created by Annina Bergman | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
701 views | 24 recommendations | 2 comments
701 views | 24 recommendations | 2 comments
Kenya's famous elephants die of drought, poaching
In the last 12 years, this year has been the worst for the famous elephants in the north of Kenya, Nairobi. Over 100 elephants have been killed caused by poaching and drought-related hunger. Iain Douglas-Hamilton a... 
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