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What are we REALLY doing to our oceans?
By Boise Thomas Now I am getting upset. A great man once said, Human beings cannot correct problems he creates, for if he could see he was about to cause a problem, he would stop if before it needed...
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Wildlife Slaughter in Zimbabwe
(via newvine.com) HARARE, ZIMBABWE The economic chaos engulfing Zimbabwe is decimating the country’s once teeming wildlife, according to a conservation group, which painted a grim picture of nature...
View ArticleAfrican Diaries / Jabulani Kapama Camp
This is a British Series which takes us on several trips to African Reserves. It’s a bit over the top and not my taste, but at least we do get to see a little bit of Africa. Show text: On a visit to...
View ArticleAfrican Diaries / Cybele Forest Lodge in South Africa
This is a British Series which takes us on several trips to African Reserves. It’s a bit over the top and not my taste, but at least we do get to see a little bit of Africa. Show text: Cybele is...
View ArticleAfrican Diaries / Deception Valley Lodge – South Africa
This is a British Series which takes us on several trips to African Reserves and Lodges. This series is a little bit over the top side, but we do get a good look what it is like to be a tourist in...
View ArticleAfrican Diaries / Stanley and Livingstone Lodge in Zimbabwe
Show text: You can almost hear the spirit voices of yesteryear telling tales of Livingstone’s extraordinary exploits in Africa. You can almost hear the voices of old hunters discussing the marauding...
View ArticleAfrican Diaries / Mateya Safari Lodge
This is a British Series which takes us on several trips to African Reserves and Lodges. Show text: This enormous wilderness is characterized by wide grassed plains that stretch from horizon to...
View ArticleAfrican Diaries / Traveling By Rail In South Africa – Rovos Rail
Show text: From the gracious colonial style station which dates back to 1943 to the first hiss of steam, the huff and chuckle of the pistons and the slowly accelerating clackety-clack of the wheels...
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Media Watch | Scientist Expose The Long Term Damage Hunting Causes To The...
The Natural Kingdom Collection-Language of Wolves As we reported a few weeks ago, the Wolves of America are once again in the cross hairs of hunters. There are currently a mere 9,000 wolves living...
View ArticleNatural Kingdom Collection: Life Of The Super Beaver
This is the story of Nature’s Extreme Machine. We study the beavior of the Beaver from Argentina to Alberta and reveal insights into the role Beavers in the natural world. Beavers are semi-aquatic...
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Are cell phones wiping out our bees?
G Living has been reporting about the ongoing mystery of the mass disappearance and collapse of the honeybees. Now scientists finally have a theory and small study to back it up as to why it is...
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Emerald Ash Borer Beatle Spreading Across America
Is there anyway to stop the Emerald Ash Borer from whipping out the Ash Trees in North America? The emerald ash borer already has infested trees in more than 1,200 cities and townships in Michigan,...
View ArticleComeback of the Bald Eagle
A piece of happy news: the Bald Eagle, America’s national bird, has been taken off the endangered species list. The announcement was made by the Department of the Interior and will go into effect 30...
View ArticlePreble’s Meadow Jumping Mouse | Endangered or Not?
There’s a giant debate over a tiny creature in Colorado after the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service decided to keep the Preble’s Meadow Jumping Mouse on the endangered species list. The tiny animal is the...
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Three New Species Found in Aleutians
“Mysterious creatures found lurking under the islands of the Aleutians…” Sounds like the beginning to “Underworld”, doesn’t it? But the follow up is far from Likens or Vampires. What have been...
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Playing The Extinction Game | 300 Vaquita Left And Counting
Vaquita is Spanish for “little cow”. Not sure how such a moniker became attributed to the world’s smallest porpoise, but that’s what the locals call it. However, vaquita might as well be Swahili for...
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Japan Takes Humpbacks Off The Menu For Now
I’m pleased to announce that in Japan, humpback whales are officially off the menu — I mean, off the research list, as the country has euphemistically termed their annual slaughter. At least for a...
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Extinct Birds Emerge From Hiding Down Under
The New Zealand Storm Petrel sure knows how to hide. Listed among the extinct since the 1800s, these pelagic birds somehow managed to create a life free from the intrusion of humans. (Pelagic birds...
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Coral Reefs in Serious Danger
If you thought because carbon dioxide is a gas it only effects the air, think again. One of the many places carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels “goes” is into the ocean, where it is “absorbed”...
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Jellyfish Populations Out of Control
Jellyfish are aquatic invertebrates and they’re found in every ocean in the world. With their gelatinous consistency, tentacles and — in the case of some species (like the box jellyfish) — a nasty...
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