…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…
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…Tiger World’s many goals is to educate the com- munity about endangered and threatened species of the world, especially the plight of the tiger (tigerworld.us, 2016). Tiger World also functions…
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…all started with Rufus Rufus really is ‘toilet trained’. Young Rufus gets into everything, including the dishwasher. Zoe. Because we were having so much fun and success with Rufus we…
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…IUCN lists the Rusty-spotted cat Prionailurus rubiginosus, the Marbled cat Pardofelis marmorata, the Fishing cat Prionailurus viverrinus and the Clouded leopard (Neofelis nebulosa) as Vulnerable (IUCN 2003). The Snow leopard…
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…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…
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…the world’s most endangered feline, the Iberian lynx. Shortly after the groundbreaking success in captive breed- ing of this species, siblicide left one cub dead, and further episodes demanded research…
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…the world’s most endangered feline, the Iberian lynx. Shortly after the groundbreaking success in captive breed- ing of this species, siblicide left one cub dead, and further episodes demanded research…
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…am bus leaves for Tiger World. 1:00 pm Lunch at Tiger World. 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm Tour of Tiger World and presentations and demonstrations by keep- ers as well…
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…conserved among species. “Human romantic love evolved from the same brain system that mediates attraction in animals,” says Helen Fisher, a research professor of anthropology at Rutgers University in New…
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…not interested, or just didn’t know how big this news was. If I had not been at the news bureaus, no newspapers, or TV news stations, apart from the Spanish…
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