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Famous Tortoise Survivor of World War I Celebrates 106 Years in New Zealand

Famous Tortoise Survivor of World War I Celebrates 106 Years in New Zealand

by Sandra Kyle | Apr 22, 2022 | wildlife

New Zealand’s only living World War 1 “veteran” is a tortoise, who it is estimated could be 200 years old.   ‘Torty’ survived being run over by a French gun carriage, and was brought back to New Zealand in 1918 by her rescuer, stretcher...
Over Half The World’s Turtles At Risk Of Extinction

Over Half The World’s Turtles At Risk Of Extinction

by Sandra Kyle | Apr 6, 2022 | Species extinction, wildlife

End Animal Slaughter contributor Matt Ellerbeck campaigns for turtles, whose survival depends on people changing their habits.   Turtles have been on this Earth for well over 200 million years. Now, however, the turtle is facing a grim future. Over half of the...
No ears – no problem!  New research suggests spiders can hear.

No ears – no problem! New research suggests spiders can hear.

by Sandra Kyle | Mar 31, 2022 | Science, wildlife

Spiders may lack ‘ears’ but researchers at Binghamton University in New York have discovered that orb-weaving spiders can detect sound through minute vibrations on their web.    Read the Metro article here
Winners of Wildlife Photography of the Year, 2021

Winners of Wildlife Photography of the Year, 2021

by Sandra Kyle | Mar 10, 2022 | Uncategorised, wildlife

The Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, founded in 1965, is an annual international showcase of the best nature photography. In 2021 the contest attracted more than 50,000 entries from 95 countries.    Wildlife Photographer of the Year is developed and...
New Study Shows Fishes May Have Self Awareness

New Study Shows Fishes May Have Self Awareness

by Sandra Kyle | Feb 28, 2022 | ocean, Science, wildlife

A new study by researchers led by Masanori Kohda, a biologist at the Graduate School of Science in Osaka City University, shows fishes may have self awareness potentially on a par with animals such as chimpanzees and orangutans.     For more details, read the...
Captain Paul Watson: ‘My Burden And My Joy’

Captain Paul Watson: ‘My Burden And My Joy’

by Sandra Kyle | Oct 26, 2021 | Activism, ocean, wildlife

A deeply poignant account of witnessing the death of a mighty whale, by Captain Paul Watson, conservationist and environmentalist and founder of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society.    Read the article on EcoWatch    ...
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