A woman found dead in the jaws of an alligator was recently arrested for trespassing on wetlands, it has been revealed as her family spoke out about their grief. A GoFundMe page has been set up in the wake of Peckham’s death and over $1,000 has been donated to the fund set up by daughter […]
Category: Wildlife
September 17th is World Manta Day
I imagine a world for mantas like I. A world free from worry as the days drift by. Safe Clear clean waters in which we can all ply our trades in the daily marine parade. Our ocean is not a garbage can. Are you out there listening, species man.
September 16th is International Red Panda Day
I am a red panda I live in Himalayan terrains I eat greens Blossoms and fruit But my favorite of all Are bamboo shoots Poachers are after us Our habitats shrinking Humans wake up and start thinking Once we are all gone there is Nothing we can do You need to save us… Will you?
Maned Wolf Ballet
We live with grace upon this space. A dance of survival at so fast a pace.
They Came in the Night – USDA Wildlife Services “Contract Killers” – Dark Operations Part 2 – The Killing
“The geese are killed by lethal gas—often in small chambers on the back of trucks brought directly to the round-up site. Geese are loaded into the chamber one at a time until several are inside. Witnesses can hear the geese banging and thumping trying to escape.” The problem with Canada goose round-ups | The Humane […]
They Came in the Night – USDA Wildlife Services “Contract Killers” – Dark Operations – Part 1
Waterfowl are disappearing across the United States in the dark cover of night, a Dark Operation that appears meant to hide the heinous act of “culling” also known as “reduction of a wild animal population by selective slaughter.” The “contract Killers” AKA, USDA‘s Wildlife Services or Animal & Plant Health Inspection Services are the hired […]
Today is International Vulture Awareness Dday
To the vulture a terrible fate has been assigned. this magnificent bird misunderstood and maligned. this carrion eater has a huge job to do, cleaning up after all the mess and the yous. But man has the most ignoble distinction of almost poisoning this great bird into extinction. in this ”master plan” he has allowed […]
Results of the Best Photo of the Month August 2023
We are delighted to announce the results of our latest photo competition. Clayton Mills wins First Prize with his outstanding image ‘A Cold Bath and Sushi for Breakfast‘. Karin van Zyl wins Second Prize with her inspirational image ‘Cheetahs‘. Third Prize goes to Paamul Jack with ‘Happy Mexican Iguana‘. Please give kudos to the photographers […]