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Wildlife & exotics archives

Equine News
New lemur species identified
17th January 2018
Groves' dwarf lemur lives in southeast Madagascar
Equine News
Orang-utans use plants to relieve body pains
17th January 2018
Study provides first evidence of self-medication in great apes
Equine News
Public urged to report dead animal sightings
16th January 2018
Project Splatter aims to quantify and map roadkill
Equine News
Study calls for conservation activity in war zones
15th January 2018
US researchers analyse the effect of war on wildlife
Equine News
Vets operate to save critically endangered gorilla
15th January 2018
Effie had eight inches of infected bowel removed
Equine News
Clouded leopard escaped from private property
15th January 2018
Animal has been recaptured but is alleged to have killed sheep
Equine News
Macaques living in Florida park 'pose health threat'
12th January 2018
Study shows primates are shedding herpes B
Equine News
Environmentalists develop novel device to track harbour seals
12th January 2018
Device uses mobile network to transmit valuable data
Equine News
Swiss chefs ordered to stun lobsters before boiling
12th January 2018
Government bans practice of boiling lobsters alive
Equine News
Concerns over plan for managing Welsh seas
11th January 2018
Charities worried plan may have negative consequences for wildlife
Equine News
Government plans to eliminate plastic waste by 2042
11th January 2018
Theresa May outlines 25-year plan for the environment
Equine News
Green sea turtle population turning '99 per cent female'
11th January 2018
Climate change could result in feminisation of entire population





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