A Michael Broad Blog
The current wildcat news which is considered good news is that the Amur leopard population has almost doubled to 12 (2011). The bad bit about this news is the ridiculously low figure. And let’s not forget that it is difficult to count wildcat numbers and there is nearly always a vested interest there somewhere …
This is a Google map of African Lion Safari Ontario or more accurately, African Lion Safari, a safari park situated in Flamborough, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. I believe the exact address is 1386 Cooper Rd, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. The website is: (new window) – link broken May 2012. View Larger Map Here is the map …
by Michael (Ponca City, OK) Yesterday, and this morning, I shared an enclosure at A1 Savannahs, with African serval cat Serena in order to try and take some nice photos and to make some video material. One video is made and there is another in the pipeline. The still photos are here. Two of …
by P. D. (North America) Photo by Etrusia UK (Flickr) Lion would almost always win against tigers. This was true in the Roman period. In fact, there was only one recorded case of a tiger defeating a lion in Rome and it was investigated by the Roman authorities. This leads one to believe that …
by kay (lacona, NY, USA) I was thinking of adopting a serval cat. I do live in north new york i dont know the laws about having a serval cat who could i contact about this? Kay Hi Kay, I don’t live in the USA! But I have been involved with the question before. …
by Richard Smith (England) I don’t agree with your argument that a tiger will win a lion versus tiger fight. You seem to miss some fundamental points. The female lions do all of the hunting in the pride. The males are there for one reason only – protect the pride. All they do is …
by Soheil (Germany) Lion – Photo added by Michael (Admin) – photo by Martin_Heigan (Flickr – link at base of page) Hello to all lion vs tiger fans, here are some reasons that attest that a male lion is a winner in 9 of 10 fights (comparing African lion to any type of tiger …
Thumbnail Photo by digitalART2 and published under a creative commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license. It seems that is has always been a problem to accurately assess the wild (non-captive) tiger population in India. As I understand it, the estimate at the time of this article is 1,411 (how did they estimate down to the …
