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Animals articles from March 1997
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Animals archives from March 1997
The healing touch. (animal-assisted therapy)
March 1, 1997... As Claudette Greenwall and Sassy, her golden retriever, entered the homeless shelter, Greenwall noticed a young boy holding back, apparently afraid to participate. "Something told me to find out about him," she remembers. When she did, she...
A river ran through it. (ecosystem of pygmy owl)
March 1, 1997... The cactus ferruginous pygmy owl (Glaucidium brasilianum cactorum). If its common name doesn't tell all, it says a lot.
Barely six inches long and weighing just over two ounces, the owl is a gray brown to reddish brown color known as...
From sea to noisy sea. (undersea noise pollution)(Special Report)
March 1, 1997... When they began their study of sperm whales 14 years ago, researchers Lindy Weilgart and Hal Whitehead were astonished by what happened the first time they tried to enter the water with their giant study subjects. The whales they were watching...
Lost & found goes high tech. (pet identification)
March 1, 1997... Tag, a Jack Russell terrier, had won her way into the hearts of the Silvestri family, especially the children's, so it was particularly devastating when she disappeared just a week before Christmas. Sandra Silvestri always took Tag wherever...
Forgotten pollinators.
March 1, 1997... Decades before the so-called Green Revolution claimed to make deserts bloom, the Great Basin deserts of central Utah grew lush with alfalfa, sweet clover, and peppermint. Astonishingly, this alkaline desert, where temperatures soar above 110...
For glamour and greyhounds. (Designer Anne Bowen's show)
March 1, 1997... A burst of applause, flashes. The models slink down the grand swirling staircase, showing off the specially designed coats. Terry pauses regally in designer Vivienne Tam's midnight blue Chinese print. Todd Oldhaam's offering to the show -- a...
Rain Without Thunder: The Ideology of the Animal Rights Movement.
March 1, 1997... Gary Francione isn't one to back down from a fight, that's for sure. That's apparent from the title of his latest book, taken from a quote of Frederick Douglass, an escaped slave who became a leading abolitionist: "If there is no struggle,...