Archive for the ‘Wildlife’ Category
The March dose of cuteness captures the loving bond between an animal mother and her young. Poignant as it is my mother’s Birthday in March!
Introducing Nyingarn and Babbin, the world’s first puggles (baby echidnas) born in captivity thanks to the groundbreaking work of Perth Zoo’s Short-beaked Echidna breeding program.
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Climate change is taking its toll on koalas in Australia. Drought, heatwaves, deforestation and bush fires are causing heat stress in native koalas to the point where dehydration can lead to death. As a result koalas are turning to humans in suburbia to come to their rescue.
MEET Miss Pig, a former runt-turned-plump swine whose owners say thinks she’s a canine. Tricia James found the three-week-old piglet “yelping like a dog” at the back veranda of her farmhouse in Hornsdale, near Jamestown, in the Mid North, in November.
WEIGHING less than two grams, this bald wrinkly microbat is not about to save Gotham City. But it may be a hero of the animal underworld, able to blend with the shadows and catch insects in mid-flight.
Aug 02
Unlikely Friends
THEY are unlikely friends, but orphaned animals Anzac, the joey and Peggy, the wombat have become best mates. At just over five months old, Anzac was brought to the Wildlife Kilmore Rescue Centre after he was rescued in the Macedon Ranges.
A FAMILY of bears has been rescued from a bin by two good samaritans. A heartwarming video of the incident shows a woman in a ute backing slowly towards the bin while a mother bear looks on defensively. The woman lowers the ladder into the bin and a few seconds later, three brown bear cubs
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