…the folklore always tells of elephant and buffalo, lion and hyena, and many more. The tragedy in today’s world is that about 90 percent of the world’s young people only…
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…theme parks, and specializes in children’s shows produc- ing Pets Ahoy at Sea World Orlando, Pets Rule at Sea World San Diego, Pet Shenani- gans at Busch Gardens Williamsburg, Land…
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…Nothing like the beauty, power, and grace of a running chee- tah can create a feeling in the hearts and minds of people around the world. The cheetah run at…
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…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….
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…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…
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…sideways to the fence and rubbing his cheek ruff against it, and then he made little rumbles and maow noises. I would not have been much more surprised if he…
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…regional, national and EU politics. The other day a telegram announcing the birth of three Iberian lynxes was on the Swedish national news every thirty minutes most of the day….
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…way in which they live their lives. Like most cats, tigers are solitary ani- mals. When it comes to hunting, they don’t rely on teamwork like lions would; therefore they…
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…world older and more com-by man. In a world older and more com-by man. In a world older and more com-by man. In a world older and more com- plete…
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…For example, to date 5,348 white rhinos have been captured and sold through auction and now there are 19,000 alive in the world today. John Seyjagat gave a very interesting…
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