Showing posts with label News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label News. Show all posts

Thursday, February 23, 2012

Animal World - African Bird Lost in California

A bird offer Grey Crown (Balearica regulorum) wandering the streets Encinitas, California, United States, Monday (01/09/2012). Birds that usually live in the savannas of Africa are arrested after successfully herded into a garage of a citizen. Furthermore, the unknown origin of birds were secured by the local Animal Protection Department. (Photo: REUTERS / Mike Blake) viva




Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Animal Incident - Crocodile vs. Grass Cutting Machines

  
A crocodile named Elvis suddenly attacked two workers at the Australian Reptile Park, located in Gosford, north of Sydney, Australia, Wednesday (12/28/2011). In order to save themselves, they suddenly ran left a lawn mower. Unexpectedly before, crocodile weighing 500 kg was transferred the target to running machine. As a result of this incident, Elvis had lost two teeth. (Photo: REUTERS / Australian Reptile Park / Handout) viva


Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Animal News -The animals Flood Victims in Thailand

Massive flooding that hit Thailand causing 360 thousand people were killed and 100 others were missing. Not only human lives were lost in this tragedy, many animals are losing their homes due to the worst flooding since the last half century in the Land of White Elephants. (Photo: REUTERS) viva









Saturday, December 10, 2011

Animal News - Cats in Italy to Heritage $ 10 million pounds sterling


A black cat in Rome, Italy, named Tommaso suddenly became the richest animal in the world after its master died. This four-year-old cat inherits $ 10 million pounds sterling, or about Rp141 billion.

Preached the pages of The Guardian, Friday, December 9, 2011, Tommaso's employer is not to be named died last month at age 94. In his will, childless widow is ordered her lawyer to give the entire property spread from Milan in the north to Calabria in the south to Tomasso.

In a will dated 26 November 2009, the widow of construction businessman also provides a mandate for her attorney to appoint foundation animal lover who can keep Tommaso. One lawyer, Anna Orecchioni, told the daily Il Messaggero said that there are some foundations that have been qualified.

According to Italian law, an animal can not inherit its employer. To that end, the widow would entrust her assistant, Stefania, to take care of her wealth. When the widow was sickly, Stefania helped to do some homework.

"I do not know if the signora very rich," said Stefania.

Tommaso is not the first cat to get the inheritance of hundreds of billions of dollars. Earlier, in 1988, a cat named Blackie in England also inherit its employer $ 9 million pounds sterling, or about Rp127 billion. viva

Sunday, November 27, 2011

India News - 500 Rupees for One Monkey

A number of monkeys examined by officers from the monkey rescue center in North Shimla, India, Sunday (11/13/2011). The state of Himachal Pradesh offered a reward of 500 rupees ($ 9.50) for each monkey is caught by the public in an effort to control their numbers. Monkeys has been regarded as a nuisance in public places in Shimla, where they interfere with people and other animals on the road. According to a recent survey in 2004-2005, there were at least 317,000 living monkeys in Himachal Pradesh. Photo: REUTERS / Mukesh Gupta viva








Thursday, October 27, 2011

Thailand flooded, hundreds of Crocodile Release

Flash floods that hit Bangkok turned out to not only soak the place of hundreds of thousands of human lives, but also sink hundreds of crocodile habitat. As a result, the crocodile is loose. Zoo officials ferocious crocodiles trouble grasping it. The Government also requested the help of the community. Residents choosing to shoot dead the elusive crocodile.





Thursday, September 29, 2011

Animal News - Dental Care of The King of Forest

Perform dental treatment may work against ordinary human beings. But what if the check is the teeth of a lion? This is precisely what a number of doctors and nurses at a veterinary clinic in Medellin, Colombia, on Thursday (15 / 9). It took a number of medical personnel to treat dental Tyson was named king of the jungle. The 20-year-old lion everyday lives in Santafe Zoo in Medellin. (Photo: REUTERS / Albeiro Lopera)


Monday, September 26, 2011

Animal News - 97 pangolins smuggling foiled (Thailand)

Thai Customs Department managed to frustrate smuggling 97 pangolins worth about 32 thousand U.S. dollars. These animals are found in a car pick-up in the southern province of Prachuap Khiri Khan on Sunday (25 / 9). According to officials, pangolina are planned to be smuggled into China. (Photo: REUTERS / Chaiwat Subprasom)





Friday, September 23, 2011

Animal News - Hunting Rhinoceros horns rampant in South Africa

The illegal rhino horn trade practices make South Africa lose hundreds of species of animals each year proficiency level. The poachers often kill rhinos for the horns. To anticipate this, Kruger national park in the province of Mpumalanga cut adult rhinoceros horn located in the region. The practice of cutting horns performed by a surgeon specialized animals. (Photo: REUTERS / Ilya Kachaev)






Sunday, August 28, 2011

Animal Conservation - Elephant census in Sri Lanka

The Government of Sri Lanka conducted a census of elephants in Minneriya National Park on Friday (12 / 8). The census was held because the number of elephants in Sri Lanka continue to increase until 5000-6000 tails. In addition, the increasing number of reports of elephant attacks on the population also became one of the reasons. (Photo: AP Photo / Chamila Karunarathne)