Plea for more sniffer dogs in India to catch poachers June 2, 2015 Here’s something we didn’t know before. Since 2008, India has been using sniffer dogs to sniff out poachers and aid officers in finding those… Continue Reading
Baby boom: 70 Amur leopards now populate the entire planet February 25, 2015 A new census of Amur leopards suggests the world’s rarest big cats may not be as rare as once thought. The World Wildlife Fund Russia 2014… Continue Reading
Incredibly rare Amur tiger family caught on video in China February 23, 2015 Images of a female Amur tiger and her frolicking cubs provides the best evidence yet that tigers are returning deep into inland China. The World Wildlife… Continue Reading
Shrinking sea ice forces 35,000 walruses ashore in Alaska October 2, 2014 Desperate to find sea ice for a safe place to rest, tens of thousands of walruses have been photographed on beaches in Alaska. The National… Continue Reading
Zoo panda enjoys milestone; “wild” paper pandas go on tour August 5, 2014 The San Diego Zoo celebrated with Xiao Liwu, one of its giant pandas, who turned 2-years-old recently. The male panda, whose name means little gift and… Continue Reading
Black rhino born at San Diego zoo adds weight to critically endangered species July 19, 2014 The San Diego Zoo Safari Park is proving itself a real rhino maker. The facility announced the birth of its 15th black rhinoceros, a critically… Continue Reading
