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.
via Whales, orcas feeding together — Dear Kitty. Some blog
Originally posted on definearth: Mountain Lion, Torres del Paine, Chile by Gregoire Dubois. CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 The time has come for the second post in the collaborative blog series “Pumas in the Eastern United States”. This article was written by Josh Gross from The Jaguar and I encourage you to follow his blog and learn about his…
via The Connecticut Cat: Pumas in the Eastern United States – Part 2 — The Jaguar
A report from Riviera Maya News. After a delay, the first sargassum barriers have been placed in the sea which will eventually run from Cancun to Chetumal. The Secretary of Ecology and Environment of Quintana Roo, Alfredo Arellano Guillermo, says the government has begun working with the Chetumal company Goimar Logistics and Services with seaweed barrier […]
via Mexican Caribbean sees sargassum barriers placed from Cancun to Chetumal — Repeating Islands
On 12 August 2018, the Republic of South Africa, Department: Environmental Affairs (DEA) made a statement – “Minister Molewa allocates leopard hunting quota for South Africa for 2018” – this is the result of “the possibility of introducing a precautionary hunting quota in 2018” and puts a quota of 7 leopards up for formal execution […]
via Leopard Hunting Quota 2018 – South Africa — International Wildlife Bond
Hobart’s Antarctica festival is back on with its chilly, majestic imagery. The winner this year is Sydney’s Sam Edmonds with his striking photo of a gentoo penguin in the snow. The show is being exhibited at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery’s Basement Bond Store Gallery. Image Credit: Gentoo Penguin. Photograph by Sam Edmonds of […]
Some facts are hard to swallow as the Wildlife Agency in Uganda (UWA) resorts to bloody (deadly) conservation as the locals accuse it of adamant ignorance of their losses. The people around Murchison Falls National Park used to survive on fishing and poaching but this stopped over 2 decades ago and they resorted to subsistence […]
via Elephant Crisis: Conservation Vs Survival in Oyam District — YOUTH TRANSFORMATION CLUB
Dr. Esteban Payán, the Northern South America Regional Director for Panthera‘s Jaguar Program, has just released a fascinating blog post. It details the changing cultural meanings that have been attributed to jaguars over the centuries. Dr. Payán focuses specifically on the nation of Colombia, since that is where he grew up. In his article, Dr. […]
via The Shifting Cultural Significance of Jaguars in Colombia — The Jaguar
A new study, conducted jointly by the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology and the RSPB, has highlighted a catastrophic decline in Scotland’s Mountain Hare population. With numbers suspected to have fallen to less than 1% of the level recorded just 60 years ago. From 1954 to 1999, it is estimated that hare numbers decreased by […]
via Mountain Hares crash and burn in Scotland — James Common
