For the last week, Humboldt squid, possible man eaters and one of the largest squid in the ocean, have been grouping in large numbers off the coast of Southern California. The reason, they are following the swarms of schooling bait…
Researchers suggests in a recent BBC publication that the loss of habitat destruction and falling plant diversity is linked to the decline of honeybees in many countries. To read this article (CLICK HERE) or click on the photo below. This…
City of Arlington, Texas awarded animals seized from last month’s largest rescue of exotics in U.S. history. Article published on January 07, 2010 Texas.bestfriends.org By: Maura Davies of SPCA of Texas “The City of Arlington was awarded custody of 26,411…
Check out this crazy cool spider! Scientist this week for the department of biology at the University of Haifa-Oranim said that it was found and discovered in the dune of the Sands of Samar in the southern Arava region of…
The World Wildlife Fund’s list of “10 to Watch in 2010†includes such well-known and beloved species as tigers, polar bears, pandas, and rhinos, as well as lesser-known species such as bluefin tuna, and mountain gorillas. TO READ MORE…..GO TO…
Madagascar Click Beetle
Monarch Butterfly: Facing the Threat of Extinction Habitat destruction caused by humans has caused a serious threat to the monarch butterfly. According to Monarch Watch, who is dedicated to education, conservation and research (who also created The Monarch Project in…
Jungle Jenny wants to remind tarantula owners that although this is a rare occurrence, care should be taken when handling tarantulas. Used as a defense mechanism, these spiders release fine barbed hairs from the back of their body and in…