Daily Mail added this to Top StoriesGorillasMe and my pri-mates! Anti-poaching ranger's extraordinary selfies with two gorillas that look almost HUMAN in Congo nationaldailymail.co.uk - Leigh Mcmanus Two gorillas at the Virunga National Park in Congo looked extraordinarily human-like as they posed for a selfie with anti-poaching rangers. Virunga, …
rye_breadadded this to Green Ideas / Nature / Wildlife Antarctica This Whale is Very Curious and Very RealCanoe & Kayak Gotta be fake, right? That's what we thought when we first saw this remarkable photo of an Antarctic Minke Whale in a pod of kayaks. After all, in …
Vivian Narvaezadded this to H.U.M.A.NGorillas Gorillas pose for AMAZING selfie with anti-poaching officersmirror.co.uk - Milo Boyd Gorillas in the Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo posed with a ranger A pair of proud gorillas strutted their handsome stuff …
Offshore Drilling Protect Whales, Seals, Sea Otters, and More from Offshore Drilling —sierraclub.org - addup.sierraclub.org Hilcorp Alaska LLC wants free rein to harm mammals in Cook Inlet Alaska that they deem "incidental" to their offshore drilling activities. We MUST …
mthungeradded this to Court of LeavesPrimates Why Do Our Fingernails Keep Growing Until the Day We Die?Live Science - Emma Bryce At 20 weeks in the womb, humans suddenly sprout tough little casings from the tips of our tiny digits. By the time we're born, our fingers and toes …
Archbishop Archbishop Eamon Martin: "I simply can't accept emptiness"newstalk.com - The Hard Shoulder Archbishop Eamon Martin, Roman Catholic Primate of All Ireland, joined Ivan to discuss all aspects of faith in our "What's it All About?" …
Bradenton Heraldadded this to NewsBridges Sunshine Skyway Bridge reopens to traffic after storms, high winds, FHP troopers saybradenton.com - By Ryan Callihan All lanes of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge have been reopened by the Florida Highway Patrol as of about 6:09 p.m. Friday, according to the Florida …
TTigadded this to My Most LikedMalnutrition Whales killed by ship strikes and malnutrition in San Francisco Bay Areaabc7news.com SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Ship strikes and malnutrition are what caused the deaths of half a dozen gray whales in the past two months in the San …
Squamish, BC Humpback whale spotted in Howe Soundsquamishchief.com - www.squamishchief.com Mariners raise concerns about Squamish pedestrian bridge April 19, 2019 Pro skier Dave Treadway dies in fall in Pemberton backcountry April 16, …
TTigadded this to My Most LikedEuropean Space Agency Sea Turtle Populations Soared by 980% After Legal Protections: Reportglobalcitizen.org - By Carmen Singer, Joe McCarthy and Erica Sanchez "We should celebrate the act's track record of reducing harms." Why Global Citizens Should Care The Endangered Species Act has a strong track record of …
Livemintadded this to LoungeDolphins Dance of the water nymphslivemint.com - Dhritiman Mukherjee Nimble like the water nymphs in whose company they are always found in mythology and paintings of yore, dolphins dance through the sunlit water. …
Bethany Frasieradded this to Animal ArticlesWhales The Predator That Makes Great White Sharks Flee in FearThe Atlantic - Ed YongBetter to run than to have your liver squeezed out. The great white shark—a fast, powerful, 16-foot-long torpedo that’s armed to the teeth with teeth—has little to fear except fear itself. But also: killer
Bradenton Heraldadded this to NewsManatees Fatal crash shuts down State Road 70 in east Manateebradenton.com - By Sara Nealeigh Troopers closed State Road 70 in eastern Manatee County to investigate a fatal crash that occurred early Friday. Both directions of State Road 70 at …
Keithadded this to Ape Sh!tFunerals Video: Monkey consoles mourners at a funeral in Karnatakahindustantimes.com - HT Correspondent A video shows a langur walking up to a woman and putting its hands on her shoulder and head as if consoling her for her loss. The strange and touching …
New York PostDolphins Rare footage of ‘genius’ dolphins reveals how they 'talk'New York Post - By Sean Keach Dolphins can use hundreds of different sounds to “talk” to each other, experts have found. Rare footage obtained by biologists reveals how “genius” …
Primates'The orangutan hitting the digger has broke me': Viewers of Sir David Attenborough’s new BBC documentary on climate changedailymail.co.uk - Joe Middleton Viewers of Sir David Attenborough's new BBC documentary have been left heartbroken by footage of an orangutan's futile battle with bulldozers. In the …
Men's JournalEverglades The 23 Best National Park AdventuresMen's Journal - by Megan Buerger Everglades One million people visit the Everglades every year to observe its precious ecosystem of tropical wading birds, Florida panthers, …
Philadelphia Tribuneadded this to Philadelphia Tribune March 20Whales Japan has no excuse to resume whale huntingphillytrib.com - Bill Fletcher Jr. It was announced this past weekend that Japan will resume the killing and harvesting of whales. The only qualification, which, apparently, is …
mthungeradded this to Court of LeavesWhales We finally know what sharks are afraid ofbgr.com - Mike Wehner If you were given a few seconds to name a sea creature you wouldn’t want to run into during a swim on the beach there’s a good chance you’d arrive at …
Forbesadded this to TechnologyHBO Apparently Just About Everyone Pirated The Season 8 'Game Of Thrones' PremiereForbes - Erik Kain55 million. This number could describe the population of Shanghai, the world’s largest city, if you doubled it and then added 3 million more people. It could also describe the distance in light years planet
Alexanderadded this to Cryptocurrency, BitCoin & Blockchain Bitcoin Whales Are Scooping Up Bitcoin As Crypto Seemingly Bottoms, Report Showsnewsbtc.com - Nick Chong While traders and chartists have quipped back and forth about the short-term prospects of crypto assets— if Bitcoin (BTC) will rally past $5,500 or …
Columbus Ledger-Enquireradded this to Local NewsColumbus, GA Bones of giant, ancient mastodon found on Indiana family farm. They named it ‘Alfred’ledger-enquirer.com - By Josh Magness National Bones of giant, ancient mastodon found on Indiana family farm. They named it ‘Alfred’ April 19, 2019 11:47 AM As crews worked on a sewage …
Lucy Brunsonadded this to BETTER WAY TO LIVERabbits Photo: Jackrabbit isn't a rabbit at alltreehugger.com - Melissa Breyer Our photo of the day is a lesson in misnomers. This time of spring is all about the rabbits, which made this endearing shot of a black-tailed …
Professor Futon Spooninadded this to These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsPlay buttonDolphins Elusive River Dolphins Caught Chatting Up a Stormsmithsonianmag.com - Brigit Katz Araguaian river dolphins are highly elusive creatures. Identified as a unique species just five years ago (though the classification is subject to …
Prehistoric Mammals Mastodons in Indiana: What you should know about Indiana's famous prehistoric crittersindystar.com - Sarah Bahr After ginormous mastodon bones were found on a farm in Southern Indiana last week, Hoosiers are wondering what, exactly, the Ice Age creatures …
Hades Heraldadded this to Make It!Lemurs Save the Lemurs! Eat the Crickets!WIRED - Wired You, my friend, are living through a food revolution. In labs across the world, researchers are growing meat from just a handful of animal cells or …
USA TODAYArthritis Do you have a fabella? Bone thought lost to evolution is showing up in humans with arthritisUSA TODAY - Ashley MayA bone believed to be lost in human evolution is making a comeback, and no one is sure why, according to a new study. The fabella, a bone just behind the knee found in primates, is showing up in humans,
Professor Futon Spooninadded this to These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsCarbon Could Sea Creatures Help Slow Climate Change?earthisland.org - Heidi Pearson Scientists are beginning to recognize that vertebrates, such as fish, seabirds and marine mammals, have the potential to help lock away carbon from …
Professor Futon Spooninadded this to These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsHumpback Whales Watch orcas, dolphins and humpback whales make some waves near Morro Baysanluisobispo.com - By Lindsey Holden Environment Watch orcas, dolphins and humpback whales make some waves near Morro Bay April 19, 2019 12:55 PM It’s nearly prime time for whale watching …
San Antonio, TX SeaWorld San Antonio kicks off 5th annual Seven Seas Food Festivalmysanantonio.com - Polly Anna Rocha Today, April 19, kicks off SeaWorld San Antonio’s fifth annual Seven Seas Food Festival, which runs 11 a.m. until the park closes every Friday, …
