Sea sanctuaries are one step closer to becoming a reality with the launch of The Whale Sanctuary Project, whose mission is to develop, design, and establish a protected coastal location “where cetaceans (porpoises, dolphins and whales) can be rehabilitated or can live permanently in an environment that maximizes well-being and autonomy and is as close as possible to
How Not to Be a Jerk to Animals When You Travel
How Not to Be a Jerk to Animals When You Travel
Selfies With Baby Tigers What might seem like a harmless photo to you might mean a lifetime of misery for a baby tiger or any other animal forced to pose for pictures at a roadside zoo or other attraction. Baby tigers used at photo attractions are typically torn from their distraught mothers when they are just days old
The Reality of Zoos
The Reality of Zoos
Confused Animal Lover from St. Louis writes, “I’m a huge animal lover, and I understand why the circus is bad for animals, but what about zoos?” Great question! Many people aren’t aware of the cruelty behind zoos, so it’s good that you’re thinking about animals used for entertainment. When I was a kid, I went to the zoo
How a bird managed to escape a predatory sea monster
How a bird managed to escape a predatory sea monster
In the mid 1960s, scientistss investigating rustic South Dakota uncovered the fossilized leg bone of a Hesperornis: a substantial amphibian winged animal rather like a penguin, which lived amid the dinosaur time. At first look the fossil looked unremarkable. It assumed control a large portion of a century for researchers to perceive the bone's actual noteworthiness. This Hesperornis
Do bonobos really spend all their time having sex?
Do bonobos really spend all their time having sex?
Bonobos (Pan paniscus) used to be known as "dwarf chimpanzees", an assignment that served to recognize them from consistent chimps (Pan troglodytes). Yet, the distinction in body size is little – just a matter of a couple of kilograms – and it surely is not the most intriguing contrast between the species. "Bonobos have more style," composed primatologist
Beauty birds on the Earth
Beauty birds on the Earth
Spending a couple of minutes visiting with a talking flying creature can light up your day, and adding a winged animal to your family will give a fun chance to appreciate the bonds that frame when your feathered sidekick can talk. Numerous sorts of winged animals adoration to talk and their styles can change as indicated by their
I have found your actual family
I have found your actual family
Augustine, a mother koala with her young ones Gus and Rupert (one is adopted and one is her own offspring) at the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital (@wildlifewarriorsworldwide). Photo by @joelsartore #PhotoArk. #WorldWildlifeDay A photo posted by National Geographic Creative (@natgeocreative) on Mar 3, 2016 at 10:04am PST
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