All wild canids are also similar in the fact that they are all scavengers as well as hunters. However, only one dog-like canid hunts with cat-like similarities, and that's the red fox.

WHO DO THESE PEOPLE THINK THEY ARE? IF HORSES ARE UNWANTED-SICK/IN PAIN FOR ANY REASON-HAVE THEM PUT DOWN HUMANLEY-NOT SOLD TO SLAUGHTER FOR $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$-THEY ARE NOT MEANT FOR FOOD OR THE HORROR OF A TERRIFYING SLAUGHTER!

Cats For Africa was established in July 2007 to: educate the general public on the smaller wild cats, promote research projects involved with small cats and to support the conservation of habitats where small cats occur.

Long-tailed macaque monkeys have a reputation for knowing how to find food... Now, researchers say they have discovered groups of the silver-haired monkeys in Indonesia that fish. Long-tailed macaques were twice observed catching fish, and orangutans 2x.

...officers found blood on the pavement eight blocks or so northwest of the original sighting and began following the drops. Looking up they found the wounded bear in a pine tree on the east side of Fremont Elementary School and shot and killed it.

The largest breeder of greyhounds in Britain is offering to sell healthy young dogs to be killed and dissected for research, an investigation has found. Charles Pickering told an undercover reporter that his breeding programme continually throws up dozen

Last year only 38 nests were monitored from Clearwater Beach to St. Pete Beach. The Director of Turtle Nesting at the Clearwater Marine Aquarium says most years there are between 100 and 200 turtle nests. "The main thing is keep all exterior

FOUL: Dead coyotes float Tuesday in a Cottrellville Township drain. Someone dumped about 20 carcasses into the water near a bridge on Roberts Road. "There were so many. There were small ones. "There were huge ones"...

ANCHORAGE, Alaska: A controversial land swap proposal could open portions of an Alaska wildlife refuge to oil drilling, dividing Alaska natives and stoking opposition from environmentalists seeking to protect the bears, moose and birds that live there.

Bowhunting within Prince Rupert city limits is being proposed as a solution to curb growing incursions of wild wolves into town. A group of local hunters wants city hall to amend a bylaw banning the discharge of bows within municipal boundaries