This video says about itself: Whales and Orcas Feeding Together | BBC Earth 31 May 2018 Normally rivals, whales join orcas to take advantage of their of their fish stunning skills and go on a feeding frenzy.
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Mountain Woodland Caribou (Rangifer tarandus) are the most critically endangered mammal in the U.S., with only a few dozen residing for part of the year in the mountainous Selkirks of Northern Idaho and Northeastern Washington State.
In pioneer times, this, and a related sub-species, ranged widely from Maine to Washington State in the northern part of the U.S. Only about 2000 remain word wide.
A small population exists in Canada, near the US Idaho and Washington borders.
Risks to the current populations include climate change, poaching, disturbance from the noise of industrial activities such as oil drilling, mining, artificial light, parasites, disease, and continuous human encroachment including habitat disturbances like road building, development, etc.
This is a very sensitive species, that does not suffer changes and disturbances well.
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Used as an effective method of controlling invasive species, biological control (or biocontrol) is the term given to the use of living organisms for controlling pests and invasive species. It can provide an effective, environmentally-friendly and cost-efficient way of controlling pest populations, helping to restore crop yields and farmer’s profits. However a recent study, focussing […]
by Rūta GrašytėIn Russian photographer, Daniel Kordan, traveled to the Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia – the world’s largest salt flat and took some photos that look out of this world. Using a Nikon D810A astrophotography DSLR and a 14-24mm f/2.8 Nikon lens, he managed to capture the Milky Way being reflected on the flooded […]
The winning photographs of this year’s 2016 National Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year competition stood out from thousands of entries, from one capturing the fallen majesty of a polar bear, to an Indian snake curled around a branch. However, it is French photographer Greg Lecoeur’s image of predators feasting during a sardine run that […]
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Looks like bear killing in British Columbia, Canada, is in full swing.
In Alaska , too. 
What a waste!
These dead Grizzlies are referred to as ‘trophies’ by these kind of of people!
This is basically wanton killing for killing sake. Tell your governments in British Columbia and Alaska you don’t want this…
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CABI experts in the field of classical biological control are leading the fight to manage one of the UK’s most invasive weeds – Himalayan balsam – thanks to the nationwide release of the rust fungus Puccinia komarovii var. glanduliferae. Dr Carol Ellison, who has over 30 years’ experience of the biological control of weeds using […]
A report from the Yucatan Times. Tons of sargassum infest the northern coast of Yucatan, on a 100-kilometer stretch between the ports of Sisal and Telchac. In the last two months, the cold fronts and storms led to swells that threw large quantities of these algae that are formed by excess nutrients in the sea. Authorities […]
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