There is a world somewhere between reality and fiction. Although ignored by many, it is very real and so are those living in it. This forum is about the natural world. Here, wild animals will be heard and respected. The forum offers a glimpse into an unknown world as well as a room with a view on the present and the future. Anyone able to speak on behalf of those living in the emerald forest and the deep blue sea is invited to join.
Lions will sometimes be cannibals, I have seen male lions eat other male lions after a fight, just to prove a final act of dominance! But just resently I have heard lions sometimes will kill lions from other prides and eat them. If you have some interesting articles or pictures please share
Please Share every photo or video you have of felines hunting, or felines with their kills, what feline it is, is up to you! every cat in the world is wanted!
I loved the tiger directory!
So I thougt it would bee cool to make a lion directory as there is of tigers aswell! So if someone has some lions start posting :-)
A lucky motorist got away with just a SNAP on the wrist - after trying to move an 11ft alligator out of the road. Glen Taylor Bonin, 23, spotted the massive reptile blocking the road during an outing with pals. The carpenter and friends, Kacey Kole Mays, 21, Ricky LeBlanc, 24, attempted to move the alligator by first using their t-shirts to blindfold it. But Glen narrowly avoided serious injury when the irate beast clamps its jaws round his hand and shook him like a rag doll.
Footage: Glen Bonin, Producer: Jack McKay, Editor: Ian Phillips.
Does anyone know if anacondas are also being found in the Everglades?
We know that pythons are already in Florida and that their territorial expansion is limited northward by cold temperatures, but does anyone know whether pythons have been migrating south into South America?
I have seen many broadcaster of TV shows on wildlife on Nate Geo, Animal Planet, BBC earth and Many more. Personally I am fan of Sir David Attenborough presentation.
Baby Rhino Refuses to Sleep Alone After Witnessing His Mother’s Gruesome Death
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Often we fail to realize that animals have emotions too, and suffer from a sense of loss when a family member dies.
A baby rhino was found 'crying inconsolably' next to his dead mother, who was brutally killed by poachers in South Africa.
Quote:Gertjie was rescued from the wild on 7 May by staff at the Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre (HESC) in South Africa after he was found next to his mother’s body."It was a devastating sight, as the tiny animal would not leave her side, and was crying inconsolably for her.”Gertjie, or ‘Little G’ as staff have nicknamed him, spent his first night at the center with a human minder and a sheep called Skaap, who acts as the surrogate mother to the animals there.
The good news is, the little rhino is responding to the care and regaining his strength. Now, almost 4 months old, he will remain at the center till he is about 18 months old, after which he will be reintroduced into the wild.The team are appealing for donations to ensure enough fat-free milk for the baby rhino. Please donate here.
