A Barnacle goose that somehow migrated from Greenland onto the wrong continent is beloved by Brooklyn birders, but shunned by Canada geese.
Keep reading Goose from Greenland has many Brooklyn fans, but Canada geese not among them
 A rare Barnacle goose from Greeland is trying to blend in with a flock of plain Canada geese in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park. As if he wasn’t on the wrong side of the Atlantic, much smaller and much fancier. Keep reading Goose from Greenland hangs out in Brooklyn  A “Nature” documentary salutes Toronto’s high density of urban wildlife, but tourism officials want to hide their light under a bushel. Keep reading Toronto snubs “Raccoon Capital of the World” title  Japan isn’t releasing enough information on radioactive compounds and levels to know if sea life is safe. Past nuclear dumps have lead to mass die-offs. Keep reading Yale report: not enough data to believe Japan’s radioactive water dump is safe  For $7,000, a company will get you a tame fox, product of a famous Russian breeding experiment into domesticating animals. You can get one directly for $4,000, but you have to manage all the exotic animal licenses. Keep reading Russians will send you a tame fox puppy for $4k–or $7k if they handle the paperwork  For about $3,700 you can buy a tame fox puppy from Russia. You’d support important research on domestication and save the pup from a fur farm. Keep reading Buy your own pet fox puppy–and help save an important experiment  Vladmir Putin has a new pet project, the endangered snow leopard. He got to meet one that was captured for study and showed injuries from poaching. Keep reading Putin’s new pet (project): an endangered snow leopard  Fox in news: as pets? cryptid? giant beasts? pushing Navy off island? Euro hunter disputes Keep reading Foxes pushing boundaries, both as pets, giant pets, hunting targets  Japan to clone woolly mammoths soon. FL monkey colony down to 20 animals. Porcupine class in WI. Why Mexican wolves get crappy “experimental, non-essential” label Keep reading Woolly mammoths comeback in 5 years; FL monkeys decline  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 |
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