Two Ocelots in Paramaribo, Surinam by Maria Clara (the Netherlands) This is my response to an article on the PoC blogger site: Ocelot kitten POC; Wild cats (new window). About six years ago I met a charming man at a … Continue reading →
Tiger Poaching by Michael (London, UK) The description of tiger poaching actually covers a myriad of murderous intentions against the tiger and its survival. Technically, the word, “poaching” means, “to trespass on another’s property in order to take fish or … Continue reading →
The wild cats need lots an lots of help by katie (holbrook, AZ) annie in the sink I think the wild cats need lots an lots of help. The population of wild cats are decreasing and they need help. I … Continue reading →
The Pesticide Furadan in Africa by Michael (London, UK) Poisoned lion Masa Mara – from the Wildlife Direct website – link provided, see post. I just read about the pesticide Furadan in Africa on a website that I like Ofcats.com. … Continue reading →
Tale of Two Tigers by Samir K Sinha (India) I recall, it was the first week of January this year (2009) when myself with two of my colleagues from Wildlife Trust of India – Anil, a biologist and Anjan, a … Continue reading →
Silvery Wildcat by Angela Staples (England) I was walking along a cycle track with my dog, when I turned around and saw a large animal walking along, I stopped and looked in amazement and thought what’s that? It turned around … Continue reading →
Show Your Stripes For The Tigers! by Jennifer Our school mascot is a tiger. Well we read up that tigers are endangered. So we set aside a day that we would go to a Zoo that held tigers, wearing stripes. … Continue reading →
Siberian Tiger Endangered? by Michael (London, UK) Siberian tiger – photo by Göran Bength (Flickr) Is the Siberian tiger endangered? Yes, very much so despite the stable population and the personal concern shown by President Putin. Putin you may remember … Continue reading →
Puma Cats by Michael (London UK) Melanistic jaguar in the Amazon forest – photo by Smithsonian’s National Zoo Puma cats are being conserved in Brazil in the Iguaçu National Park. I would like, if I may, to refer mainly to … Continue reading →
Nebraska Legislative Bill 747 by Michael (London, UK) Mountain lion – photo by Craig A. Hyatt (Flickr) The Nebraska Legislative Bill 747 is deeply flawed. It has been drafted and promulgated by people who have little concern for nature or … Continue reading →
