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any hope for the amur leopard?
In the far reaches of Russia the worlds most endangered cat now struggles for survival. A unique leopard set apart by its lanky legs and long fur, it has long been hunted for its beautiful spotted coa… more →
endangered living
Saving the Oceans - Litter Burden
wrote 3 hours ago: Excellent article on LiveScience highlighting the work of the Ocean Conservancy’s Internationa … more →
Resurrecting the Dead
wrote 5 hours ago: Okay, so there’s been a lot of chat regarding ancient DNA and Jurrasic Park and de-extinctifyi … more →
Halion Critter Overview
wrote 18 hours ago: Back to posting content. Not a ton, since I’ve started the final edit for book 2, but some de … more →
any hope for the amur leopard?
wrote 1 day ago: In the far reaches of Russia the worlds most endangered cat now struggles for survival. A unique leo … more →
Day 224 - Patience is a virtue
wrote 1 day ago: Hello everyone Well.. currently waiting on results, I am rubbish at waiting, I have no patience what … more →
When Animals Were Cooler
wrote 1 day ago: If there’s anything we learn from the study of past animals, it’s that animals in the pa … more →
Drowning, Rabies, Cheetahs, Hepatitis, and Atheism
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wrote 2 days ago: Hey look, I found some science: A Proposed Decision-Making Guide for the Search, Rescue and Resuscit … more →
High School Senior Captures 800 Pound Gator
wrote 2 days ago: Braxton Bielski, an 18 year old Texas high school senior, has captured the largest gator ever certif … more →
Amazing white snow tiger animal wallpaper - ApnaTalks.com
wrote 2 days ago: Beautiful white tiger animal wallpaper Amazing white snow tiger c Amazing white snow tiger animal wa … more →
Zoology with: Cockroaches
wrote 2 days ago: Entomologists estimate that there are between 5 and 10 million species of insects on Earth. But if a … more →
Oh, duck
wrote 3 days ago: © Basil Lee 2013 Flatlined in your poisoned duck pond, dodgy for swimming humans, and now paddling r … more →
lions and tigers and coatis oh my!
wrote 3 days ago: I was sitting in my parents room watching animal planet when I watched a group of volunteers rescue … more →
DIY macro? A shoot on a budget
wrote 3 days ago: Io Moth Caterpillar on hibiscus leaf. Copyright Audrey R. Smith, 2013. Despite what my non-photograp … more →
DIY Narwhal-aka was I the only one that got Zoobooks?
wrote 3 days ago: I do not remember how this came up. I have tried to recall how 3 women got on the subject of the nar … more →
Bus rides and trains of thought...
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wrote 3 days ago: Yesterday was the first day in a while that I could not have my usual 4 o’clock cup of tea and … more →
Puppies
wrote 3 days ago: The newest members of our family! Daisy and Lola are now about 4 months old and are adorable and com … more →
4th Generation on the Nest
wrote 4 days ago: “The Acre” has been an active bird nursery for many years. Last season, at least six sep … more →
It's not often that science makes me go "n'aawwww"...
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wrote 4 days ago: …but I’ve just become a big fan of house wren chicks. Here’s why. Despite being la … more →
Conservation biology - let's get integrated!
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wrote 4 days ago: This was initially posted at: http://blogs.egu.eu/palaeoblog/?p=600 Conserving our world’s biodivers … more →
