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Author: Jeroen Verhoeff

HomePosted by Jeroen Verhoeff
23 December 2009
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Stoats hunting hares.

I am searching for sightings and pictures of stoats attacking adult brown hares. If anyone can send or direct me to reliable information would be highly appreciated. The only near/

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29 December 2008
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A very smart honey badger.

Stoffle is a captive Honey badger in South-Africa’s Moholoholo Rehabilitation centre that shows incredible intelligence in getting out of his enclosure. He started by climbin

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29 May 2008
Australasia

ANGRY JAVAN RHINO MUM

On http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7424918.stm you can see a nice clip of a Javan Rhino mum and child at night in Ujong Kulon National Park, Indonesia. Mum gets somewhat

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Offset your Greenhouse Gases when you fly - and protect Gola Rainforest

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