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Kings of the Jungle Fight for Survival
Animals  (tags: big cats, africa, disappearing, tragedy, fighting for survival, extinction, poaching )

Simone
- 66 days ago - nation.co.ke
They may be kings of the jungle but now, conservationists say, lions in some of Kenya's most scenic parks are reduced to fighting for their lives. Africa's wild lion population is in trouble. And their population could disappear in the next 20 years
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Endangered Florida Panther Shot in Georgia
Animals  (tags: florida panther, extinction, endangered, fighting for survival, killed, destroyed, conservation )

Simone
- 132 days ago - examiner.com
In Troup County, Georgia, in 2008, a hunter was waiting in his tree stand for deer when he spotted and shot an animal he'd never seen in that area before: a cougar. He reported his kill to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, after which the
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She Wanted to Live, and She Did
Animals  (tags: heidi, diary cows, slaughtered, fighting for survival, courgeous, bravery, rescued, animal welfare )

Simone
- 348 days ago - animalrights.change.org
They all want to. But only the tiniest percentage of them get to. Heidi is one of the lucky few. She refused to go quietly or easily, and her determination paid off. She knew which humans and which truck she could trust. The trucks meant to take her to
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Amur Tiger in the 20th Century
Animals  (tags: amur tigers, history, wild animals, endangered, fighting for survival )

Simone
- 632 days ago - tigrisfoundation.nl
The Amur tiger has known stirring times. At the start of the twentiest century, when Russia just lost the war against Japan, there was anarchy in the region. When the communists took over this was not an improvement. Reserves were used by party bosses
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Scientists Fight to Save the Last Java Gibbons
Animals  (tags: scientists, java gibbons, threatened, fighting for survival, mother gibbons killed, baby gibbons sold on black animal market, endangered )

Simone
- 644 days ago - edition.cnn.com
Primatologist Dr. Jatna Supriatna scans the treetops in a national park on the island of Java, looking for gibbons. This area is home to about 150 of the remaining 4,000 Java gibbons. These highly acrobatic creatures are easy prey on the ground and live
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