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Wow ! Busy Busy, so dont have much time to get into Pearltrees often. Amazed at how many members in Forests now...........Thank you all for following and adding to this pearltree.............Goldy. goldy Feb 23

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Tigers: Diet and Eating Habits

http://www.seaworld.org/infobooks/tiger/diettiger.html 1. Tigers are solitary hunters and actively search for prey using their eyesight and hearing. They depend on concealment and a stalk and ambush approach to capture prey . a. When prey is located, the tiger begins its stalk. It approaches the prey from the side or rear, in a semi-crouch or crouch position.
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/endangered-tigers.html Though the tiger is one of the most powerful mammals, it also faces the worst chances of being extinct. In fact, as many as three subspecies of tigers have become extinct in the last 30 years and there is danger of even more of the species becoming extinct. Recent estimates put the population of all tigers (including the ones in captivity) at somewhere between 5000-7500, with only about 3200 in the wild.

Endangered Tigers

It is a desperate time for the world's tigers. There were once a lot of these majestic creatures throughout eastern and southern Asia. Now, wild tigers live only in small areas of India, China, eastern Russia, and a few other countries. Conservationists have been working for decades to save the big cats but the number of wild tigers continues to drop . There were an estimated 100,000 tigers living in the wild a century ago, compared with no more than 5,000 today. http://www.english-online.at/environment/endangered-tigers/how-endangered-tigers-can-survive.htm

Endangered Tigers | How They can be Protected and Survive

Rainforest Portal

TAKE ACTION HERE NOW! The Congo Basin [ search ]– home to some of Earth’s last large, ecologically intact, biodiversity rich rainforests – may soon be decimated by oil rigs, pipelines, deforestation, and oil spills. SOCO International – a London-listed oil company – has announced oil exploration plans in Virunga National Park - Africa’s oldest national park. Virunga is an UNESCO World Heritage site, home to a large population of... (Madison, WI) - Ecological Internet (EI) reiterates its declaration of a planetary ecological emergency [1], first issued two years ago. http://www.rainforestportal.org/
Changes to Rubbish & Recycling Collections We're improving the recycling and waste collection service from Spring 2012 so that we can recycle and compost more. Click the image to find out more about the changes. Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) (England and Wales) Regulations - (SI 2011 No. 1824) Notice of Approved Application http://www.tendringdc.gov.uk/TendringDC/

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Wildlife Webcams - Live from the Rainforest | World Land Trust

Wildlife Focus is proud to present the World Land Trust's wildlife webcams . Since 2008 WLT have streamed live footage of rainforest wildlife, transporting you into the habitats WLT help to protect. Our webcams are situated in the cloud forest of Ecuador and two locations in the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest. Each webcam is visited by a wide variety of rainforest wildlife including many hummingbird species, brightly coloured tanagers, parakeets and toucans.