Strange Animals news 31-07-2019

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Why No Extinction Rebellion Against Wind Turbines’ Wholesale Bird, Bat & Bug Slaughter?

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stopthesethings.com - You know you’re down the rabbit hole when breathless teenagers, dictating world economic policy are actually taken seriously. That vacuous ninnies like Greta Thunberg get any air time at all, speaks …

Britain has exported more than 50 tonnes of shark fins since 2017

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unearthed.greenpeace.org - The UK has exported more than 50 tonnes of shark fins in the past two and a half years, leading to fears the country is feeding a controversial global trade. HM Revenue and Customs data analysed by U…

Diet and trophic ecology of the tiger shark (Galeocerdo cuvier) from South African waters

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Dr. David Shiffman

journals.plos.org - Stomach content data for G. cuvier indicates they consume a wide variety of different sized prey of both marine and terrestrial origins along the KZN coast. Although none of the cumulative prey curve…

All about the red wolf

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The Daily Updater

www.nationalgeographic.com - Meet the red wolf, the world’s most endangered member of the dog family. Native to the United States, red wolves (Canis rufus) have a tawny, reddish coat, and they are intermediate in size between gr…

Frogs that set sail: Mayotte’s mantellids finally get names!

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Mark D. Scherz

www.markscherz.com - As a result of their highly permeable skin, frogs are not exactly great at crossing oceans. A few species are able to reproduce in brackish water, but for the most part, salt water is a pretty strong…