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Polar Bear: Grizzly, Panda Bear Planet
Learn more about evolution and all other aspects and attributes for all species of bears on BearPlanet.org Unique site about our wild predators, generally large animals - bears, that covers all aspects of bears as well as all species of bear, spectacled and panda bear.
http://www.bearplanet.org/

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Bird House Bath
Attracting wild birds to your backyard garden habitat. What to use for seed and food, how to provide water and shelter.
http://www.bird-house-bath.com/

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Catch It Wild
Humane removal of animals/ wildlife and bees fully insured for both residental and commercial properties
http://catchitwild.com

Latest news for Wildlife

LA delays decision on scrapping elephant exhibit (AP)

03-12-2008 15:21

Billy, a 21-year-old Asian elephant, drinks water in his enclosure at the Los Angeles Zoo Sunday, Nov. 2, 2008, in Los Angeles. The future of the elephant habitat at the Los Angeles Zoo could be determined Wednesday, Dec. 3. 2008, when the City Council meets. (AP Photo/Paula Frier)AP - Kids can keep visiting Billy the elephant at the Los Angeles Zoo — for now.

Greenhouse gases make oceans noisier: UN, wildlife groups (AFP)

03-12-2008 13:10

A whale submerges under the water. Greenhouse gases worsen ocean noise by raising acidity levels and causing sound to travel farther, making it ever harder for marine mammals to communicate, UN and wildlife experts said Wednesday.(AFP/File/Pablo Porciuncula)AFP - Greenhouse gases worsen ocean noise by raising acidity levels and causing sound to travel farther, making it ever harder for marine mammals to communicate, UN and wildlife experts said Wednesday.

Activists vows to protect whales from Japanese (AP)

03-12-2008 07:25

U.S. actress Daryl Hannah and Captain Paul Watson from the U.S.-based Sea Shepherd Conservation Society are pictured before leaving Brisbane, Australia on a voyage to disrupt Japanese whalers in Antarctic waters, Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2008. Hannah, an environmental activist, who will sail on the Sea Shepherd's flagship, 'Steve Irwin,' said the whaling industry could be shut down if conservationists worked together and governments enforced anti-whaling laws. (AP Photo/Tertius Pickard)AP - The leader of a militant conservation group that has skirmished violently with Japanese whalers said Wednesday he will not retreat from confrontation during his bid to stop this season's hunt in Antarctic waters.

Celebrities, economy endanger LA elephant exhibit (AP)

03-12-2008 04:00

Billy, a 21-year-old Asian elephant, drinks water in his enclosure at the Los Angeles Zoo Sunday, Nov. 2, 2008, in Los Angeles. The future of the elephant habitat at the Los Angeles Zoo could be determined Wednesday, Dec. 3. 2008, when the City Council meets. (AP Photo/Paula Frier)AP - The Los Angeles Zoo has been working for years on its new "Pachyderm Forest," a $42 million exhibit designed to give elephants the space they need to beat the blues of captivity.

Search for ivory-billed woodpecker to begin anew (AP)

02-12-2008 05:01

In this May 28, 2008, file photo, a sign asking patrons of the Dagmar Wildlife Management Area to watch for ivory-billed woodpeckers is displayed near Brinkley, Ark. A scaled-back search for the bird believed to be extinct until a sighting four years ago, begins this week in the eastern Arkansas swamps. (AP Photo/Danny Johnston, File)AP - Last year, Allan Mueller thinks he saw the elusive ivory-billed woodpecker. The wildlife biologist wants to make sure of it this winter.

Congo's war-baby gorillas bring hope for endangered species (AFP)

30-11-2008 15:08

A baby mountain gorilla plays near another one and a female adult in a clearing on the slopes of Mount Mikeno in the Virunga National Park on November 28, 2008. Park director Emmanuel de Merode described the discovery of five new-borns at the outset of a month-long census as AFP - High above the war-battered plain, a giant silverback gorilla ruminatively strips a plant of its leaves with green tombstone teeth. Five females nearby suckle their babies. The world can celebrate a small miracle in eastern Congo.

NZealand air force to monitor Japanese whalers: defence minister (AFP)

30-11-2008 01:51

Japan's whaling ship AFP - The New Zealand air force is to track the Japanese whaling fleet in Antarctic waters this season, Defence Minister Wayne Mapp announced Sunday.

NZ won't quickly rescue hurt whalers, protesters (AP)

29-11-2008 09:39

AP - New Zealand will not be able to quickly rescue anyone who gets lost or hurt if clashes erupt between animal rights activists and Japanese whalers off the north Antarctic coast, the foreign minister said Saturday.

New Zealand warns on whale protest ramifications (AP)

29-11-2008 01:41

AP - New Zealand will not be able to quickly rescue anyone who gets lost or hurt if clashes erupt between animal rights activists and Japanese whalers off the north Antarctic coast, the foreign minister said Saturday.

Global whaling body to begin talks in December: report (AFP)

28-11-2008 23:46

File photo shows a mother whale and her calf being dragged on board a Japanese whaling ship after being harpooned in Antarctic waters. The International Whaling Commission will next month start negotiations in a bid to find a compromise over restrictions on whale hunting, a newspaper said Saturday.(AFP/Australian customs service/File)AFP - The International Whaling Commission will next month start negotiations in a bid to find a compromise over restrictions on whale hunting, a newspaper said Saturday.

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