wild animals
Animals the way nature intended it; explore the world of wild animals and the controversies surrounding domestication and hunting of feral beasts.
Searches for wildlife boom during lockdown
The UK is becoming more urbanised. The degree of urbanisation in the UK as of 2018 was at 83.8 per cent. This represented a three per cent rise since 2008. However, rural living certainly has its advantages. Some people may choose to live rurally to get away from the hustle and bustle of the urban lifestyle, while others like the idea of living off grid. For some, a love of the countryside and the wildlife that comes with it is a huge attraction. Rurally, you will find people using LPG suppliers and other more eco-friendly sources as their power supply.
By John Hannen5 years ago in Petlife
Another Mouse Tale
You may have read my other story about a mouse. This one is true too. My husband and I were living in Philadelphia, in a row house in a part of Philadelphia called Fishtown. The row house was very old, built in the 1700’s. It also had mice. Mice, I reminded myself, that were descendants of colonial mice. My husband was recovering from back surgery so it was up to me to buy mousetraps or poison or whatever it takes to get rid of mice, so it didn’t get done. I don’t believe in killing things and if you read my other story you know I am responsible for the death of a mouse.
By Helen Stuart5 years ago in Petlife
How To Have A Relationship With A Wild Animal
To have a relationship with a wild creature, first you have to have a relationship with yourself. You have to know who you are because these animals are not going to automatically trust anything. They’re out there living in the wild. These animals have to worry about survival and they have to worry about being eaten and eating and accomplishing the task of new babies to perpetuate the species.
By Sustainable Human5 years ago in Petlife
Technical Writing
Oyster, Shorebird and Turtle Habitat Program 1. Introduction 1.1 The Oyster, Shorebird and Turtle Habitat Request For Proposal holds a great purpose as well as benefit for not just political or business gain. It holds purpose for the benefit of all of mankind to have continued renewable food sources and wildlife that is critical for the eco-systems and regions they are found in.
By W.S. Klass5 years ago in Petlife
What Would it Be Like to Spend 90% of Your Life Upside Down?
Costa Rica is home to so many species of animals. Each one is more unique than the other. Mother Nature has indeed worked overtime to assure that everyone who visits this wonderful paradise gets their money's worth!
By William "Skip" Licht5 years ago in Petlife
One of the Cutest Animals in Costa Rica. . The Two-toed & Three-toed Sloth
You'll remember the day that you spot your first sloth in the wild. It may be that you will be driving down the road and you'll see one ahead to your left. . trying to cross the road without getting hit by a car. You'll no doubt pull over and help the sloth to the other side. Many of us have experienced this and wow, it feels so good! You've just interacted with nature. . you've become ONE with the forces around us AND within us to save a life! It is life changing. . yes, it is indeed. .
By William "Skip" Licht5 years ago in Petlife
The Real Queens of Wakanda VII: Into the Unknown
In our latest Queens of Wakanda entry that is in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we get to know a marine mammal trainer who is currently based at the Miami Seaquarium in Key Biscayne, Florida. Lauren Beltran’s journey is truly one that involved her traveling “into the unknown”.
By Jenna Deedy5 years ago in Petlife
The Real Queens of Wakanda IV: Carnivores Galore
In my last three articles that make up The Real Queens of Wakanda series, I have placed African American zoo and aquarium professionals in the spotlight by sharing their stories and ensuring that each of these women got to have a voice and share their stories. Yet, the series was not intended to just focus on African American female zoo professionals but all zoo and aquarium professionals of color. This includes Asian and Pacific Islanders, Native Americans, Asian Indians, people of Arab and Middle Eastern descent, and Hispanics.
By Jenna Deedy5 years ago in Petlife
