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Les Géladas sont les seuls singes herbivores. Ils passent le plus clair de leur temps au sol à cueillir de l’herbe. Ils vivent en harem, un mâle s’appropriant plusieurs femelles.
Le Gelada est surnommé le singe au cœur qui saigne. Pourquoi ? Car il présente au niveau de sa poitrine une zone de peau glabre, de couleur rouge, rappelant la forme d’un coeur.
Les Geladas sont menacés par l’expansion de l’agriculture qui modifie leur habitat naturel.
Aap sabse Ek request hai ki,,Apne IIndia me har saal Garmi ke karan Hazoro(thousands) Birds Pyas ke Kaaran Mar Jate he.
To Hamare Group ki aap SAB KO request hai ki please Summer ke time Apne Ghar / Flat / Factory ki Chat pe Pani Bhara Bartan Jarur Rakhe.
Ye pani sayad kai birds bacha sake.
D.O.P : 14th Feb, 2016
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#animalportraits #dogphotography #animallove #saveanimals #adoptapet — in Bhubaneswar, India.
Les Antilopes cervicapres forment des harems de 5 à 50 individus. On reconnaît les mâles à leurs grandes cornes torsadées, le dominant arborant une belle robe noire. La robe des femelles est de couleur brune.
L’Antilope cervicapre est une sportive hors pairs pouvant atteindre la vitesse de 70km/h et la maintenir sur plus de 25 km.
Si l’Antilope cervicapre était l’un des gibiers les plus abondants autrefois, la chasse excessive et la réduction de son habitat menacent gravement ses effectifs.
Grizzled Giant Squirrel of Shenbaga Thoppu
The Grizzled Giant Squirrel is the main tourist attraction of the Shenbaga Thoppu Wildlife Sanctuary in Tamilnadu. The colour of these squirrels are grey or brown or a greyish brown. The average weight of this particular squirrel varies from one to two kilograms. The Grizzled Giant Squirrel is as big as a cat and is about 735 mm. tall from the tip of its nose to the tip of its tail. The tail is usually 360 to 400 mm. long. These Grizzled Giant Squirrels build up drays at forked branches in the joining crowns of two trees standing side by side. This helps the Grizzled Giant Squirrel to run away from danger quickly by jumping from one tree to another. The average home area of a Grizzled Giant Squirrel is roughly between two to six square metres.
On the street, there is real autumn weather, from the very morning fog covered the city, it was necessary to go in search of shots, passing by the village, beauties were grazing in the meadow, it was scary to approach, nevertheless we got along and even arranged a photo session.
This Gibbon is in a tiny cage filled with rubbish and it's own faeces is not surprisingly very sad and often sick. I bring him bananas whenever I can but it's just not good enough. More has to be done.
Le tatou à 6 bandes
Tout droit sorti de la Préhistoire, le Tatou à six bandes se reconnaît aisément grâce aux écailles dermiques très dures qui le recouvrent. Ces dernières lui permettent de protéger la totalité de son corps. Il lui suffit de s’enrouler sur lui même à la manière du hérisson lorsqu‘il se sent menacé.
Le Tatou à six bandes terrasse allègrement le sol de la savane sèche sud-américaine. Ce faisant, il permet à de nombreuses espèces de micro-mammifères, reptiles et petits carnivores de trouver asile dans ses galeries abandonnées !
Le Tatou à six bandes fait partie de ces quelques espèces supportant sans trop de difficultés les modifications soudaines de leur habitat. Pour cette raison, il n’est pas, aujourd’hui, considéré comme menacé dans le milieu naturel
台灣大學獸醫專業學院教授葉力森，日前在一場「收容動物福利與人道安樂死」研討會中提出：
「流浪動物不捉可不可以？
葉力森表示，有些人可能基於一時興起或小朋友喜歡而養狗，或是收到動物禮物但本人卻沒有飼養意願，這些動物最後都可能被棄養而流浪街頭。許多國家都呼籲不應把動物當成禮物，就是為了避免動物最後被棄養。
所以問題很清楚，要減少流浪動物，重點打擊對象就是那些「跟狗關係不密切但又養狗的人」。
葉力森強調，管好這些人，讓這些人覺得養動物要負責、要受到管束，這些不適合養狗的人就不會養了。例如只要做好寵物登記、註記，同時搭配查緝管制，問題就解決了一大半。
台灣動物緊急救援小組 www.savedogs.org/
台中市世界聯合保護動物協會 www.tuapa.org.tw/
流浪動物花園 www.doghome.org.tw/
財團法人台灣認養地圖協會 www.meetpets.org.tw/
These illustrations are for a wonderful children book in English and in Spanish to teach them how we can all take care of mother earth.
These illustrations are for a wonderful children book in English and in Spanish to teach them how we can all take care of mother earth.
These illustrations are for a wonderful children book in English and in Spanish to teach them how we can all take care of mother earth.
These illustrations are for a wonderful children book in English and in Spanish to teach them how we can all take care of mother earth.
Most people in there ignorance or trying to boost there own ego end up harming animals.. especially the wild once. The story of this lovely langur is a similar one. Because people used to stop on the highway and feed the animals, its thinking everyone passing by may offer food.. so they try to come near any vehicles passing by and they end up getting killed by speeding vehicles or by poachers. Please do not feed wild animals; there is a reason why forest officers put those “do not feed me” sign boards near national parks.
Gray langur (Semnopithecus hypoleucos) shot at Bandipur National Park, Mysore Dist, Karnataka, India.
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Fish - Idli - Chicken.......... do not ask me any more in this series.
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A human being treated cruelly, has been equated to treatment ‘like an animal’, since long, perhaps, based on an underlying assumption, or one dare say, value, that it is acceptable for a human to treat animals cruelly. The incident with the pregnant elephant in Kerela, most likely than not, is an embodiment of such value. It’s imperative for a human who treats an animal ‘like an animal’, to be incriminated in the same manner as a human treating another human ‘like an animal’, in our statutes.
We found this injured Langoor in the Bandipur forest region, on the way to Ooty. The sad part is, these animals are more on the road than in the forest, its bcoz people who pass by this route have made a habit of feeding these animals & they think they r doing a gr8 favour. PLS DONT FEED THEM. u never know when they will loose their life, DONT BE CAUSE FOR IT.
Thanks to Akshath for bringing this awareness in me :)
Shot @ Bandipur forest, Mysore, Karnataka, India
These illustrations are for a wonderful children book in English and in Spanish to teach them how we can all take care of mother earth.
Our kids went into the wild under their new exploration venture and got to know about the majestic animal that the tiger is.
Sadly, its population is dwindling due to habitat loss and poaching but our kids are positive that they will spread as much awareness as possible and get these beautiful animals back and roaring in the wilds.
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Animals are creatures to beautiful our life/world. They are not possessions to keep/throw away.
Hence, do not get a dog/cat/bird/whatever if you cannot make a long term commitment like a marriage.
They do have feelings. They are more vulnerable and their life/soul is on our hands.
Please do evaluate your living situations on a long term basis before making the move.
Being an animal lover, plus growing up with a dog in the house, I hesitate to get a dog since I do not think my living situation would provide him/her the best care/love.
Try to imagine their feeling once given to the animal rescue. If you can make a commitment, please consider saving those animals from the pounds. They are worth a lot more, beautifying your life while given them another chance of human love/companionship.
Peace