Though the tiger is one of the most powerful mammal, it also faces the worst chances of being extinct.

Animals are truly wonderful as pets but have you ever heard of exotic animals as pets? Here is a list of some exotic animals and pets; some of which do not really classify as 'pets'!

Long-tailed macaque monkeys have often made the news for grabbing fruit from the hands of curious zoo visitors. Their usual diet in the wild comes from foraging for crabs and insects, or eating fruit from the jungle.

Conservationists have taken the first detailed look at the world's mammal populations in more than a decade, and the news is not good. Changes in the Earth's environment are marked as the key reason for the increase in mammal extinctions.

There is only one place on earth where wild tigers live in a mangrove swamp. At 10,000km2 the Indian and Bangladeshi Sundarbans is the biggest and most bio-diverse mangrove forest in the world, and home to the tiger.

Conservationists have taken the first detailed look at the world's mammals in more than a decade, and the news isn't good."Our results paint a bleak picture of the global status of mammals worldwide," the team led by Jan Schipper of the International Unio

Animal Seen During Research Cruise BOSTON -- A rare adult blue whale was spotted over the weekend 15 miles off Gloucester during a research cruise. Researchers at the Whale Center of New England said that they were startled to find the whale on Sunday

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Anyone who loves animals cannot fail to be touched by this video and haunting music .The only consolation is that in this sick world real people still exist who work tirelessly to stop things like this happenning. Thank you Maria and Paul for his memory.

One of the world's smallest seals - the Caspian - has joined a growing list of mammal species in danger of extinction. October 2008. Scientists from the University of Leeds have documented the disastrous decline of the seal - a species found only in the