Africa's Rarest Carnivore Fights for Survival in the Ethiopian Highlands - Pacific Standard

Africa's Rarest Carnivore Fights for Survival in the Ethiopian Highlands  Pacific Standard

There are only about 500 Ethiopian wolves left in the wild—and they face a number of growing threats. One non-profit is working to save them.



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

12 Best Dog Shampoos | The Strategist

Image
smooth fox terrier health issues :: Article Creator Smooth Fox Terrier '; captionDone=false; glow.Dom.Get("#captionbtns").AddClass("off"); glow.Anim.FadeIn("#overlay", 3, { onComplete: function(){ captionDone=true; glow.Dom.Get("#captionbtns").RemoveClass("off"); } }); //document.GetElementById("counter").InnerHTML=myId.Replace("asset_", ""); document.GetElementById("show_caption").Style.Display = 'none'; document.GetElementById("hide_caption").Style.Display = 'block'; //]]> This piece of taxidermy was purchased in a sale sometime around 1960. The dog was once the property of the late Lord Lonsdale, the 5th Earl of Lonsdale, also known as 'Lordy' or the 'Yellow Earl'. The specimen is the earliest known example of a Smooth Fox Terrier, as distinct from the wire haired variety. Both breed...
Read more