…inter- national in membership, devoted to the welfare of ocelots and other “Exotic” felines. Reproduction of the material in this Newsletter may not be made without written permission of the…
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Volume 47, Issue 1 JanuaryIFebruary 2003 Feline Conservation L^ts of sputs. 5ewaL Pa& and ocelot EÃônza Live With George and Tracey ELLLs~orth Feline Conservation Federation This newsletter is pubtished bi-monthly…
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…bharal, or blue sheep. The National Geographic Society, The New York Zoological Society, the World Wildlife Fund, the International Trust for Nature Conservation, the California Institute of Environ- mental Studies,…
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…not becoming commercial? In looking at other publications, of other organizations, which I would wish to see LIOC compared with, World Wildlife Fund or National & International Wildlife, I find…
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…house and buy the livestock vaccines. My livestock productivity increased tremendously after placing a dog and has enabled my life to improve. My commit- ment in livestock management has inspired…
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…a 1970 Long Island Ocelot Club newsletter reprint titled “Siberian Tiger,” by Robert Baudy. Reading this account, we learn that the1960 the census of wild Russian Siber- ian tigers numbered…
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…this jungle where I live. CONNEC’I’ICUT Pe te r Spano, 9 So Mountain Drive New Britain, Conn. — Sadie M.Douglas STARS OF THE CAT WORLD This is Paper No. 9…
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…as the testes a r e the male gonads. The word gonad is the Greek word for semen but it has become the medical word used to denote the specific…
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…commercial club, internati-onal in membership, devoted to the welfare of ocelots and other exotic felines. Reproduction of the material i.n this Newsletter may not be made without written per- mission…
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…had Lorber , D. V. M. I have read his name often in the Newsletter been romancing a skunk. Fawn lives in a mobile home and had to s leep…
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