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Forget the credit crunch and the troubles of the world for a short while. The music is free to download via youtube if you check out my save the albatross videos--that's got to be a good deal!! Above all don't forget to SMILE!!!!!!

The music is called "The Parrot Dance" and is free to download via the link on the youtube site. In return please check out my albatross videos and read about the plight of the albatross, thank you.

Many horses are injured even before reaching their final destination. Some are shipped for more than 24 hours at a time without food, water or rest, and the methods used to kill these horses once they arrive at the plant can be exceptionally inhumane.

Cerumen, commonly called "earwax," is not really a "wax" but a water-soluble mixture of secretions (produced in the outer third of the ear canal), plus hair and dead skin, that serves a protective function for the ear.

High impact activities such as jumping and skipping that can easily be incorporated into warm-ups before sports and physical education classes, have been shown to benefit bone health in adolescents.

Tens of thousands of ordinary people signed petitions as part of the campaign to abolish the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Today slavery affects millions of people around the world. By signing the Declaration you can be part of a new mass movement for change

A female humpback whale abandoning her three-week-old calf? Not likely. Experts say a baby whale alone in Sydney's Pittwater was probably separated from its mother by force. And humans could even be to blame. The baby humpback, believed to be abo

Mexico is investing 163 million pesos (US$16 million) to save a highly endangered type of porpoise from fishing nets in the upper Gulf of California.

Individuals have certainly made a world of difference for wildlife. The vision, courage, and tenacity of those devoted to ending cruelty toward wild animals have led to dramatic changes in the way society views wildlife. True, we have a long way to go to