After 70 years, cheetahs may once again be one of India’s native animals. The country’s government had stated that the officials had signed an agreement...
Archive for tag: wildlife
Birds Living in Urban Areas Have Song Learning Deficits
Traffic—we hate it when it’s congested or jammed, don’t we? Well, birds don’t exactly fancy traffic either, due to the many noises it generates. It...
Smaller but Rare Species of Wildcats don’t get Protected as Much, Research Says
Talking about big cats would surely pique everyone’s interest. They’re known for their increasing vulnerability and conflict with humans, so people will always try their...
Feed Your Cats Meatier Food and Play with Them More to Reduce Wildlife Hunting
Even though conventional, store-bought cat food is convenient for many cat owners, feeding cats specialized food with more meat content can make them hunt wildlife...
Apparently, Plastic Trash Can Alter Sand Temperatures
I’m sure you’ve heard of the great Pacific garbage patch that we could still find in many articles today. Recently, the same research team which...
What to Do with “Bad” Beavers? Relocate Them to Help Salmon Thrive
It’s not an easy situation to deal with when wildlife gets into human areas. Beavers, for example, can flood a creek behind a home and...
Bird Reproduction No Longer the Same Due to Noise and Light Pollution
Air pollution is bad, but so are noise and light pollution. They can be worse for the wildlife, too, like our darling birds. According to...
If You Love the Wildlife and Your Cats, Keep Them Indoors
I always get enthusiastic talking about cats. Maybe because I’m a cat mum myself and I’m a cat person. I think I’ve said this frequently,...
Wildlife Services Is Doing Something You Never Thought Of
Wildlife Services is the name. Some of you might have heard about them, but many of you haven’t. Despite the ambiguous name, they are not...
Among Other Things, Bees May Thrive Again Due to Lockdown
We all know that the declining bee populations is a problem and there have been efforts to bring them back. However, the pandemic and lockdown...