…she contemplating, I wondered? Ross suddenly clapped his hands loudly and confidently ordered the elephant to move on, which she thankfully did as we all sighed in relief. But that…
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…long and slender, and the back is slightly arched, while the richly-furred, very long tail is carefully kept either upturned at the end or curled around, seemingly to avoid at…
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…tunately did not have adequate facilities to take Willy with me so Liz Ghent took Willy to Seattle to live with her and Loki LaPuma. Again, Willy was all alone…
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…(Guggisberg, 1975; Nowell & Jackson, 1996). More recently García-Perea (1994) suggested that there might be as many as three distinct species Lynchailurus pajeros, Lynchailurus braccatus and the Cilean Lynchailurus colocolo….
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…intrinsic value, while philosophically agreeable to the Western mindset, will likely only provoke contempt among locals. Villagers must be taught and encouraged to use a sustainable-use ethic in certain rigidly…
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…August 1, 2008. It was really out of our hands as our yearly revenue had been cut down to one fourth of what we would generally bring in, barely enough…
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…have one. I had to believe him, he was really my only chance at having an ocelot. I think that I am the only person who actually believed it. Over…
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…population. Breaking down the serval population, approximately 65 percent live in actively breeding or potentially breeding habitat, and about 34 percent in non-breeding habi- tat. This is actually a healthy…
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…Lydia Sporleder , 4473 East Lake Road, Wilson, New York 14172 on January 16th in the ea r ly morning. REBEL, the mother and MR. LOVELY, the father “The kitten,…
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…and its progeny rapidly to environmental influences which will benefit the following generations both physically and behaviorally. If we humans had had to depend only on random gene mutation and…
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