 Two peacocks walked and flew around Brooklyn’s Prospect Park and Botanic Garden after escaping from the zoo. The naughty birds had just been given free range of the zoo and took their freedom a little too far. Keep reading Two peacocks escape zoo, wander through Brooklyn’s Prospect Park and Botanic Garden  Lonely Planet names 10 snake watching sites, with Manitoba on top. Great list, but misses some possibilities like the Everglades, South of the Border or Pentecostal churches. Keep reading What are the best places in the world to see snakes?  London and southeast England have growing populations of feral green birds, rose-ringed parakeets, that roost in some of London’s biggest parks. Keep reading Where to see feral parrots in London and the UK  In four years India’s tiger population is up 12%, but their habitat is down 22%. Either their density is up (nice for animal tourists) or the numbers are off. Keep reading India’s tiger concentration and numbers go up  Blue Atlantic discovers Japan still slaughtering dolphins in way that doesn’t turn bay red. South Africa kills four poachers. Six WWF workers kidnapped in India, likely by poachers. Keep reading Japanese dolphin killers at it again, this time more discreetly & daily tour of animal news  50 Mexican wolves survive in NM and AZ, up from 42 last year, despite an effort by ranchers to sue and shoot them off public lands. Keep reading Wild Mexican wolf count up to 50; GA to cut hunting lands  Military commander orders Navy to run a whale-watching operation in hopes of ushering in green economy. Keep reading Sri Lanka uses peace dividend to go whale watching  Russia is a strong tiger supporter, but India has nearly half of the endangered cats and promotes tiger tourism at a growing number of reserves. Keep reading India has nearly half the world’s tigers  Tiger summit yields $300 million in pledges to double the population by 2022. Keep reading Can even Putin stop poaching for fun and tiger body parts?  Happy World Animal Day and World Farm Animal Day. Around the world, in places you didn’t even think cared about animals, people will demonstrate; party; preach; walk; collect money, food and toys for animals. Keep reading Animals Have a Busy Weekend Coming Up |
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