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…
According to a National Geographic article published yesterday by Christine Dell’Amore, global warming-induced indigestion could help make mountain gorillas and other leaf-eating primates sitting ducks for extinction, a new study says. Due to the annual temperature rises, the leaves in…
On January 7, 2010, five rare white tigers were born in captivity at the Chilean National Zoo in Santiago. These tigers are extremely rare and there are approximately only 200 that exist total on Earth. Click here to watch the…
Molly, the pony that lost her leg after a savage dog attack is a wonderful inspiration to all amputees and is teaching other kids and adults that “being different” is OK. To watch this report from NBC, click here OR…
Rescued animal returns the favor by warning family when an electric blanket catches fire. This is a GREAT STORY and I would like to know how you feel about whether or not snakes have the intelligence to act in such…
California Sea Lions have found a new home 500 miles north of San Francisco’s Bay on the Oregon coast. In December, these Sea Lions migrated there due to an abundance of anchovies at this site in Oregon, which is approximately…
A Solar Showdown in California between Oakland’s based BrightSource Energy and The Sierra Club and other environmentalist is mounting. If the company gets approval and permission to build and erect 400,000 mirrors on the site to collect the sun’s energy;…
The Kingpin An exposé of the world’s most notorious wildlife dealer, his special government friend, and his ambitious new plan By Bryan Christy author of The Lizard King Photograph by Mark Leong Here is a great story titled Asia’s Wildlife…
Iguanas Go Into Hibernation State In Cold Weather POSTED: Wednesday, January 6, 2010 UPDATED: 3:10 pm EST January 6, 2010 HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — Record lows across South Florida are literally freezing the invasive iguana in its tracks. Kamikaze iguanas, plummeting…
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…