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International Wildlife archives from November 1995
Treasuring the Pantanal. (Brazil)
November 1, 1995... Using the only form of transportation he has to cross a small river during rainy season, a cowboy on a ranch in Brazil's Pantanal poles a dugout canoe. For 150 years, ranches and livestock have adapted to the region's cyclical floodding. Now a...
End of the ark? (zoos)
November 1, 1995... "Keep the Z-word"
The St. Petersburg Times
"Save Our Zoo From Language Predators"
The New York Times
"The ultimate indignity in lexicological cleansing"
The Chicago Tribute
DURING FEBRUARY OF 1993, headline writers and...
Sleek hunters of the felid kind. (wild cats)(Illustration)
November 1, 1995... Cats. They rank among the most deadly of terrestrial predators. Armed with sharp claws as well as fangs, they are more efficient killers than wolves, able to hunt alone. Feeding almost exclusively on meat, they eschew the vegetable matter that...
African egrets? Holy cow!
November 1, 1995... CATTLE EGRETS--big surprise!--like to hang out with cows. In the soggy pastures of Florida, first stop on this Old World heron's amazing invasion of North America, the birds run with lean and mean Brahmans and stroll with fat and contented...