Blog Posts - Wildlife
Do Away With Exotic Pets

Paradoxically this habit prevails even in countries most sensitive to human issues. Keeping exotic pets is an invidious and obsessive hobby of people in many countries. It may be of no consequence if the animals, birds, reptiles and insects are treat...
by Tiger Tours on Dec 18, 2016
New research reveals extent of human threat to lion populations

Two new studies led by scientists at Oxford University have highlighted the threat posed to lions by human activity -- including trophy hunting. Cecil the lion was being studied and tracked by scientists from Oxford's WildCRU in Hwange National Park...
by The Archaeology News Network on Dec 15, 2016
Ancient shellfish used for purple dye vanishes from eastern Mediterranean

The shellfish that was one of the main sources of Tyrian purple – one of the most storied and valuable trading products in the ancient world – has disappeared from the eastern Mediterranean coast, amid warnings of an ongoing multi-species collaps...
by The Archaeology News Network on Dec 15, 2016
Reindeer left hungry, shrinking in warming world

Often portrayed as pulling Santa's sleigh, reindeer are a Christmas staple. Now, ecologists have found that reindeer are shrinking due to the impact of climate change on their food supplies. Svalbard reindeer in the Arctic wilderness [Credit: Copyri...
by The Archaeology News Network on Dec 14, 2016
New study doubles the estimate of bird species in the world

New research led by the American Museum of Natural History suggests that there are about 18,000 bird species in the world—nearly twice as many as previously thought. The work focuses on "hidden" avian diversity—birds that look similar to one anot...
by The Archaeology News Network on Dec 14, 2016
Scientists examine 'perfect storms' fueling vast tropical biodiversity

Biodiversity on earth is greatest in the tropics with the number and variety of species gradually diminishing toward the poles. Understanding exactly what shapes this pattern, known as the latitudinal diversity gradient, is not just key to knowing th...
by The Archaeology News Network on Dec 14, 2016
Christmas at Paradise Wildlife Park

We live only about a 25 minutes drive from Paradise Wildlife Park but strangely in the six and a half year of being parents we’d never actually got round to visiting. Sounds a bit daft really, especially when you realise that Little Miss C has...
by Being Mrs C on Dec 13, 2016
Mangroves Jakarta

The weekend was extended by an extra day due to a national holiday and so we were sort of getting bored of watching Jeremy running around and screaming and being super busy if it this meant by 7pm he was fast asleep and we had the evenings back...
by Jakarta News on Dec 13, 2016
6 tips for better Wildlife Photography

If you’ve been watching the latest David Attenborough moments in Planet Earth II, you may be wondering how you too can photograph the illusive snow leopard or soar with the eagles. While most of us won’t get the chance to film tigers i...
by Heather on her travels on Dec 9, 2016
Visiting the Democratic Republic of Congo: Media vs. Reality

When we told friends and family that we were heading to the DRC as the core focus of our month in Africa, we got more than a few raised eyebrows. Is it safe? What does one do when visiting the Democratic Republic of Congo? Also, who visits the DRC...
by The Traveling Scholar on Dec 9, 2016
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Wife Rescues A “Dog”, But It’s Actually A Coyote. Then Her Husband Has a Meltdown.

Understandably, Justin Bogh had a minor freakout when he began receiving these texts from his wife, Kayla Eby. Kayla told Justin she had “found” an abandoned dog, but something didn’t look quite right to Justin. Once the gears in Ju...
by I Heart Pets on Dec 3, 2016
Safari în România?

Se poate face safari în România? Află mai multe păreri și opțiuni, într-un articol dedicat sălbăticiei și biodiversității unice din țara noastră.
by LumeaMare on Nov 16, 2016
September 4 Wildlife Day

Today Day is September 4 Wildlife Day is observed annually. Wildlife Day, founded in 2005 and carried forward in the memory of animal lover and conservationist Steve Irwin, serves to bring awareness to the number of endangered animals.On December 20,...
by TodayDayInfo on Sep 3, 2016
Shooting School at Sea Island

“Pull!” I held the 20-gauge shotgun and watched the target fly in a graceful arch from right to left across the sky. Left foot forward, right foot back, and lining the target up to my line of vision across the top of the gun, I was ready...
by The Traveling Scholar on Sep 2, 2016
Inexorable rise of human population pressures in Africa

I’ve been a bit mad preparing for an upcoming conference, so I haven’t had a lot of time lately to blog about interesting developments in the conservation world. However, it struck me today that my preparations provide ideal material for...
by Conservation Bytes on Aug 31, 2016
Lemurs of Mahamavo

Being in the Mahamavo decidious dry forest for 6 weeks was plenty of time to track down as many lemur species possible for the region. Lemurs are primates that can […]...
by Pinch of Adventure on Aug 28, 2016
Ruff Close Encounters

Ruff Close Encounters - Great Crested Grebe With some heavy afternoon and overnight rain I was hoping that the patch (Manor Farm - I can't bring myself to call it the Floodplain Forest Nature Reserve, far too much of a mouthful) would have gained t...
by Views From An Urban Lake on Aug 28, 2016
Zimbabwe: Drones to be deployed in Fighting Wildlife Poachers

Zimbabwe plans to deploy aerial drones in its biggest wildlife sanctuary in the west to combat poaching of elephants, a parks official stated, as the country aims to protect one[...] The post... This is a content summary only. Visit www.cp-afric...
by iPhone Repair, Jailbreak and Unlock, "ASPA Mobile Phone Repair", Auckland on Aug 27, 2016
Leaf-nosed snakes

Madagascar, home to many strange and special creatures, one of them: the leaf-nosed snakes, genus Langaha. These weird looking snakes are endemic to Madagascar and very hard to spot due […]...
by Pinch of Adventure on Aug 21, 2016