Police say an Ottawa woman has been cited after one of her family's pet bats bit her son. Police cited a 30-year-old woman on Tuesday for keeping exotic animals within city limits after one of her four pet bats bit her 9-year-old son.
K guys cant keep doing this...It affects me Gorillys.
Scientists have exposed great risks of emerging diseases from human and wildlife interactions especially in the highly degraded woodland areas.
Big Gorilly Hugs
WHATTTTTTTTT?????
THE Ministry of Environment and Tourism has started catching game in Waterberg Plateau Park and Etosha National Park to be put on auction this month!!!!!
OMG!!!!!!
US firms cut workers for a sixth month in June, official figures show, stoking fears that the world's largest economy was heading towards a recession. The economy lost 62,000 non-farm payrolls in June, the Labor Department said.
Coral reefs, nature's most lively architecture, could come tumbling down and it could take millions of years for them to return, if carbon dioxide emissions aren't cut quickly, scientists warned today.
My dear Beloveds lost due to a madman here is the clan guys that I still to this day cry over...May the Gorilly gods exacte revend on thier poor souls..
Your Gorilly Girl
Bwindi Impenetrable
National Park, Uganda
As the endangered primates forage and frolic in a war-plagued corner of eastern Africa, a few humans are allowed to tag along. You wake up fast when there's a 400-pound gorilla standing outside your tent.
The risk of extinction for many species may have been seriously underestimated, according to new research published in the journal Nature. Current methods used to assess species on the brink overlook some key factors, a team of scientists
A sharp boundary between human dominated land use and protected reserves leaves Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and its resident mountain gorillas isolated and vulnerable. In support of their hypothesis, the authors found that population growth ...
