Louisiana pine snakes released in Kisatchie National Forest On May 1, USDA Forest Service, U.S Fish and Wildlife Service, Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, the Memphis Zoo, and other partners released seven young Louisiana pine snakes on a restored…
Climate change has been said to affect a number of different factors of our environment and now the claims have grown to include Wandering albatrosses. Seabird Foraging Changes: The claim has been made based on data that biologists have collected…
Fur coats have always been the attraction for fashionable humans over decades. Some people justify killing of animals for fur production claiming that the animals are killed on a ranch that is much humane as opposed to animals those suffer…
Approximately 500 South African Penguins have died over past few days following very harsh cold weather conditions. The dead penguin chicks were aged between a few weeks old to 2 months old only. The penguin chicks were succumbed to the…
Some of the species, due to poaching by humans and due to natural or man made disasters, approach the stage of extinction. Extinction is a stage where a whole group of species die out and when no single member of…
The WWF once again confirmed that the climate change and global warming are currently affecting species in many ways. WWF global warming experts believe, based on this evidence, that “The effects of climate change on species are so significant that…
One of the Asia’s big mammal Saiga Antelopes, declared as an endangered species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, is fighting for its survival. Nearly 3200 saiga antelopes have died in Kazakhstan due to some unidentified reason. Till…
Human beings need to live in harmony with other beings on this planet and recognize that we are interdependent. The Idea is to contribute to the security of all and not merely our immediate environment. Get actively involved in animal…
These pictures are from Denmark where the people of Denmark are celebrating “Dolphin Killing Festival”. While it may seem incredible, even today this custom continues in Dantesque, in the Faroe Islands of Denmark. A country supposedly ‘civilized’ and an EU…