…Namibia – the ‘Cheetah Capital of the World’ Namibia has the world’s largest number of cheetahs: 3,000 animals, or one fifth of the world’s remaining population. Most of these cheetahs…
Read More
…kids’ that were running up and down the hallways. Miss Meerah is, according to Kellie, docile-by-choice,’ a delightful way of describing her lynx rufus superiorensous. Miss Meerah is in training…
Read More
…cat owners based on a few negative headlines, we might be wise to realize that we only get to read about the horror stories…. News stories about responsible people and…
Read More
…them. What can be done about it? First realize that the world of news reporting has changed. With the advent of 24-hour news channels, cable, and the inter- net, news…
Read More
…N CR 75 W Shelburn, IN 47879 812-397-2302 ZooARC@worldnet.att.net Conservation Advisor: Jim Sanderson, Ph.D. 1919 M Street, NW, Suite 600 Washington, DC 20036-3521 USA 202-912-1803 [email protected] BRANCHES: MEFES: Midwest Exotic…
Read More
…parasites, etc.) for the “Bernardino Rivadavia” National Museum collection (Buenos Aires). As a result, this museum has today the largest collection of Geoffroy’s cat ref- erence material in the world….
Read More
…run and I love to chase. They run along outside the compound fence and I run along on the inside. We run and run and run some more. We are…
Read More
…animals for “Pets Rule” at Sea World San Diego, “Pets Ahoy” at Sea World Orlando, “Pet Shenanigans” at B u s h Gardens Williams- burg, and “ C r i…
Read More
…I had trouble coming up with enough stories for Sandusky. Nowa- days, however, I have so many stories that I just don’t have enough time to tell them all. In…
Read More
…When stories break involv- ing exotic animals, he is the first call made by numerous national media outlets includ- ing Fox News, CNN Headline News, New York Times, Chicago Tribune,…
Read More
