Jeff Musial, Part 1 (3/28/11)
Show Clips Jeff stops by to show off unusual animals to Jimmy, including Felix, a ring-tailed lemur.
Jeff Musial, Part 2 (3/28/11)
Jeff Musial, Part 3 (3/28/11)
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Thursday, April 14, 2011
TV Show: Shark Men
Fox News: Swimming With 'Shark Men'
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In the second season opener, the Shark Men head to the rocky, barren Farallon Islands off the coast of San Francisco. The National Marine Sanctuary, which oversees all activity in the area, has granted the Shark Men the first-ever permit to hook a great white shark at the Farallones for research, with the caveat that a sanctuary observer be onboard. Their first catch does not go smoothly, and the crew must eventually release the shark with part of the hook still caught in its throat.
This show is brought to you by National Geographic;
In the second season opener, the Shark Men head to the rocky, barren Farallon Islands off the coast of San Francisco. The National Marine Sanctuary, which oversees all activity in the area, has granted the Shark Men the first-ever permit to hook a great white shark at the Farallones for research, with the caveat that a sanctuary observer be onboard. Their first catch does not go smoothly, and the crew must eventually release the shark with part of the hook still caught in its throat.
Baby ape rejected but is taken care of
Fox news: Abandoned Ape Adopted
Apr 7, 2011
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Houston Zoo volunteers raise endangered orangutan after mother rejected her
Apr 7, 2011
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Houston Zoo volunteers raise endangered orangutan after mother rejected her
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
New home for tigers in africa on an old sheep farm
There's a new show on National Geographic called Tiger Man of Africa: The Mating Game. Here is an extract:
A seemingly impossible dream: to create a new population of wild tigers outside their natural habitat. One man, John Varty, did just that. Starting with two young, zoo-born tigers, Varty now has more than 15 tigers at his Tiger Canyons reserve, and has used ever-present cameras to document two years of their lives. Whether mating, birthing or hunting, Varty shows these magnificent tigers with remarkable, up close and personal detail.
A seemingly impossible dream: to create a new population of wild tigers outside their natural habitat. One man, John Varty, did just that. Starting with two young, zoo-born tigers, Varty now has more than 15 tigers at his Tiger Canyons reserve, and has used ever-present cameras to document two years of their lives. Whether mating, birthing or hunting, Varty shows these magnificent tigers with remarkable, up close and personal detail.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Giant Turtle Nabbed in Vietnam Lake
Giant Turtle Nabbed in Vietnam Lake
Soldiers help capture the rare 450-pound beast in Hoan Kiem Lake in effort to save its life
Soldiers help capture the rare 450-pound beast in Hoan Kiem Lake in effort to save its life
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