Unfucl<ingbelievable.

Poachers wipe out rhino in Mozambique park

2013-04-26

(excerpt)

Cape Town - Poachers, aided by game rangers, have killed every single rhino in the Mozambique section of one of Southern Africa’s most vaunted transfrontier parks.

The director of the International Fund for Animal Welfare's wildlife crime and consumer awareness programme, Kelvin Alie,said poachers had killed 15 rhino in Mozambique's Limpopo National Park last month, the last remaining animals from an estimated population of more than 300 when the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park was proclaimed in 2002.

The administrator of the Limpopo National Park told media that 30 rangers will appear in court soon, charged with involvement in the killing of the rhino.

“It is tragic beyond tears that we learn game rangers have now become the enemy in the fight to protect rhino from being poached for their horns.

“That the entire rhino population of part of such an important conservation initiative can be wiped out – and with the help of wildlife enforcement officers - speaks volumes about the deadly intent of the wildlife trade

http://www.news24.com/Green/News/Poa...bique-20130426

"It's always something" Rosanne Rosannadanna..:D

On the right side, click on Fox news hosts attack Jon Stewart..His shows last week were all over the Fox 'pundits' as per usual..:D
Hope his show tonite fires back...

ha
didn't notice that on the right. i like tho, when they cut to the full frame and the gal on the left was playing with her hair! lmao
that's the most fox 'news' i've seen in some time....i feel the need to take a shower.

LOL, only time i watch Fox is on Stewart..:D

South Korea to release dolphin back into wild
Sapa-AFP | 11 May, 2013 12:06

A 13-year-old dolphin was Saturday being transported to an ocean pen off a South Korean island for training to prepare it for release back into the wild after four years in a Seoul zoo, officials said.

More on Jedol...

http://www.timeslive.co.za/scitech/2...back-into-wild

Happy Endangered Species Day!



"Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not." ~ Dr. Seuss, The Lorax

Oh I didn't know about this!

Hope someday it's every day. :) (I know it is for you).

(Nice quote).

Disabled killer whale with missing fins survives with the help of family who hunt for its food

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz2TlKVIKKl

Yummy:eek: Something Altogether Offal.



http://appetiteforlife.msn.com/artic...tail/257169828

I'll wait for my lady MMSC to post her opinion:)
But i sorta agree with your evaluation:wf not my cup of tea

My husband and I spent a couple of days at a resort where they fed you- top class food, but you had no choice as to what they served. My husband said he could handle anything but sweetbreads. And so, of course, on our second night, they served sweetbreads. And they were freaking delicious. Husband finished my portion, in fact!

I'm not leaping to try offal, but most anything, I think, tastes good if it's prepared right. Heck, Clarice Starling seemed to enjoy it in Hannibal. ;)

What not to eat
 

Not my cup of tea, either, but there is an Italian dish called Capozzelli di Angnelli (Italian lamb's head) that's supposed to be quite a delicacy.

Speaking of lamb, you ever tried Lebanese kabob -lamb on the rod- cooked on a grille and perfectly seasoned...yum

What not to eat
 

big, that looks like NYC street food, so probably have tried it as the "mystery meat" special.

Listen, I ate "on the economy" in Korea for a year and sure I dined on dog and cat (without knowing it) as well as lots of kim chee. No lasting damage to my innards, I don't think.

I shall refrain from a tirade on the ethics of eating, the phoniness of some who, in their desperate attempt to show they have class and breeding, laud the consumption of delicacies (no one here) and shall respond with one word:

Eeew!

From the Tokyo Times

Japan promotes whale meat as cure for fatigue :rolleyes:
1 hour ago by Tokyo Times in National
(excerpt)

Japan’s Institute for Cetacean Research (ICR) has launched a new campaign in order to increase whale meat sales. The meat is promoted as a nutritious food that reduces fatigue and increases physical strength.

The country has at the moment around 5,000 tonnes of whale meat sitting unsold in supermarkets’ freezers, so ICR has decided to launch a campaign that would promote the product of its so-called scientific whaling program.

Years ago, whale meat used to be popular in school lunches, but now younger generations barely eat whale.

http://www.tokyotimes.com/2013/japan...e-for-fatigue/

Name... western black rhino

Status... extinct.



http://www.globalanimal.org/2013/06/...oodbye/101393/

An early reminder... Sept. 22nd is World Rhino Day and there will be different fundraising events in different cities around the world (including a sleep in for the rhinos for people who don't want to have to leave bed).

The Weather Channel has produced a series of films entitled "Brink" about the world-wide poaching crisis:

http://www.weather.com/weather-films...ink/index.html

http://www.cnn.com/2013/07/15/opinio...ntent=My+Yahoo

How the world is saving the shark

By Tara Sonenshine, Special to CNN
updated 9:18 AM EDT, Mon July 15, 2013

The final loophole closed... ALL finning is banned in the EU.

http://www.inquisitr.com/846561/shar...-banned-by-eu/