Old fashioned camel used to create Google’s “Street View” of a desert October 10, 2014 There’s really no street in the Liwa Desert, about 100 kilometres south of the coast of the Persian Gulf, but it has one heck of… Continue Reading
POV: Golden eagle soars over Mongolian landscape October 6, 2014 David De Vleeschauwer and Debbie Pappyn are freelance writers and photographers who post their adventures to Classe Touriste. They recently made to the trek to… Continue Reading
Manta Ray traffickers busted in Indonesia, four poachers arrested October 3, 2014 Indonesia is home to the largest shark fisheries on earth and being so large, it’s not surprising that the trafficking of sharks and rays… Continue Reading
Let’s see Jon Voight take on this anaconda September 22, 2014 Almost five million people have viewed – and, no doubt been grossed out – by this giant river monster. Its belly is engorged with… Continue Reading
Ale, the oldest eel in Sweden, dies at age 155 September 15, 2014 Åle the eel was a legend in Sweden. The oldest eel in Sweden (al is eel in Swedish) died after living an unprecedented 155… Continue Reading
Bretagne, last surviving search dog at Ground Zero on 9-11 returns to site for anniversary September 11, 2014 A week after the 9-11 terrorist attacks, golden retriever Bretagne and her handler and owner Denise Corliss arrived at Ground Zero. Their job was… Continue Reading
Cleo the cat survives balcony jump off 17th floor apartment September 11, 2014 Joel Isfeld turned his back for just a second but it was enough time for his beloved feline Cleo to take a leap off… Continue Reading
Hips don’t lie. Purpose of a whale’s pelvis? It’s all about sex September 10, 2014 Years ago — actually 40 million years ago –whales and dolphins used their hip and pelvic bones to walk on land. Like humans who… Continue Reading
Eddie, the African turtle found 15,000 km away from home in British Columbia September 9, 2014 Eddie the turtle was far from home when he was found recently in Burnaby, B.C. The African spurred tortoise is native to the southern… Continue Reading
What’s killing all the fish in a Mexican lake? September 7, 2014 Lake Cajititlán is in the centre of the country and now at the centre of a mystery that has baffled authorities. Thousands of fish,… Continue Reading