41. The Seattle Times: Today's News Index going to the dogs Here's the truth about cats and dogs canines rule in 11, 2003No endangered status for owl The US Fish and Wildlife Service yesterday http://o.seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/tableofcontents/

Friday, April 04, 2003 - Page updated at 06:20 a.m. Today's updates Local news Sports Education ... Libraries downtown, at UW earn design awards Somehow, the yellow, lime-green, orange and royal blues that dress the walls of Seattle's Temporary Central Library mingle, even play with the grim metal shelves, open ceilings, exposed pipes and... [12:00 a.m. Apr. 04, 2003] Tear up I-5 in Seattle, start over, DOT says First we learned the Alaskan Way Viaduct might collapse in an earthquake. Then we found out the Highway 520 bridge might sink in a big storm. Now this. The state Department of... [01:18 a.m. Apr. 04, 2003] As budget shrinks, fear increases at public housing At Denny Terrace public-housing project near downtown Seattle, live-in manager Paul Marsh is the last line of defense against thieves, predators and drug dealers. For almost eight years... [01:18 a.m. Apr. 04, 2003] Legislature 2003 Proposed budget creates frenzy It was a mob scene Wednesday morning when Senate Republicans released their plan for plugging Washington's gaping budget shortfall. Swarms of lobbyists lined up outside the offices... [12:00 a.m. Apr. 04, 2003]

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45. The Internet International Directory A Behavior modification for canines is the general topic Information on endangered speciesworldwide is available here Address http//www.wcmc.org.uk/index.html. http://www.fos.ut.ac.ir/text/links/home/inter/Internet/HTML/a1.htm

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48. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On Woodland Park Zoo At Epinions.com Usually the endangered canines are most active in the Among the most endangered onesare sichuan white Center Privacy Statement Site index About Epinions http://www.epinions.com/content_64915148420

Join Epinions Help Sign In All Categories Advanced Search Home Woodland Park Zoo Overall rating: Reviewed by 8 Epinions users - Write a review No Prices Available View Details Read Reviews Subscribe to reviews on this product Read Review of Woodland Park Zoo Review Summary About the Author SEE THIS ZOO May 23 '02 (Updated Mar 21 '03) Author's Product Rating Pros Natural exhibits, very accessible Cons Harsh weather in winter makes viewing hard for tropical animals, parking prices The Bottom Line A wonderful Seattle must-see Full Review Whom would have guessed? The Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, Washington, has quietly become one of the best zoos in the world. WHY? It has been a leader in anturalistic exhibits since the 70's, and only the Bronx Zoo has won more national exhibit awards. With a huge collection of animals, the Woodland Park Zoo is a wonderful place to spend a day. The grounds cover 92 acres, but only 65 are actually open to visitors (not including a memorial garden near the South Gate dedicated to the heroes of the Spanish-American War), so it is just the right size for a three or four hour family adventure. One great thing about this zoo is that it has a wide variety of animals that will appeal to just about anyone. The typical zoo visitor will marvel at "typical" zoo animals like indian elephants, grizzly bears, lions, gorillas, giraffes, hippos, etc. but also appreciate creatures such as snow leopards, toucans, siamangs, and bald eagles. On the other hand, the zoo enthusiast will flip over seeing rare animals like desmarest's hutias, springhaas, african wild dogs, malayan tapirs, and white-eared pheasants that might not attract your average "megafauna" fan.

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FCUSA COMMENTARY, FEBRUARY 15, 2000 Dogs, Cats and DNA By Teresa Platt, Executive Director, FCUSA AMERICANS ARE NOTED FOR THEIR LOVE of domesticated cats and dogs, our cherished pets. We have selectively bred a wide range of animals that are clean, loyal and rewarding companions. There truly is a pet for everyone, no matter what the lifestyle or need. In 1998 and 1999, the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) claimed that by using DNA testing, it found the fur of domesticated dog and cat mislabeled and used as trim in garments and figurines sold in the US. Obviously, most Americans would find such a trade unacceptable and reject the products immediately if they were correctly labeled. Mislabeling any product, no matter how inexpensive, is consumer fraud, and comes under the jurisdiction of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Fines and penalties can be severe. Trade in Animal Products Canines and felines, as with many other species, occur both in the wild and in domesticated settings, plus there are feral populations of domesticated animals now living wild. The meat and fur of wild canines and felines, such as raccoon dog, coyote, fox, wolf, bobcat and lynx, are utilized in most societies and traded widely. International trade in any wild species at risk is, of course, tightly controlled by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES).

50. :Pet Supplies Plus Visit www.royrogers.com/museumindex.html. them in a game of “let’s chase tennisballs.” These dog-friendly canines are also Sierra endangered Cat Haven. http://www.petsuppliesplus.com/pettrips/california.htm

California A great annual tradition in the San Francisco/Oakland area is the Scottish Gathering and Games. Sponsored by the Caledonian Club of San Francisco, the event features exciting Sheep Dog Trials. Bearded Collies, Rough Collies, Border Collies and other highly trained canines are put through the paces herding sheep and ducks, much to the delight of the crowd. Visit: www.caledonian.org Opened in 1928, the Los Angeles Pet Memorial Park is no ordinary pet cemetery. This facility’s lush 10 acre grounds include the final resting places of the pets that belonged to many of Hollywood’s biggest stars. Rudolph Valentino’s dog “Kabar” is buried here as are the pets of Steven Spielberg, Gloria Swanson, Harry James and Mae West. There are a lot of cheerful flowers and lawn ornaments at the cemetery, and many of the ground’s trees are decorated at Christmas. The cemetery is located in Calabassas, just off the 101 freeway. Call 818-591-7037.

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Animals Art Books and Authors Bussiness ... Wildlife National Zoological Park Home Page http://www.si.edu/organiza/museums/zoo/homepage/nzphome.htm Web site of the National Zoo. Includes a user questionnaire, news, and information, as well as a photo library. Also includes links to the Smithsonian Institution. Includes downloadable files that contain press coverage of the zoo. Coffee drinkers, take note: the site contains an interesting legend about Lewak coffee. Neopolis Zoo http://www.neosoft.com/neopolis/zoo/default.html Meet Dupree the iguana at this animal-filled Web site. The page opens with a picture of a panda couple and offers links to other animal photos and sites on the Web. San Diego Wild Animal Park http://www.infopost.com/sandiego/points/sdzoo.html Lets you make on online visit the San Diego Wild Animal Park, a park that features animals in their natural habitats—without fences or cages. Offers a montage of the animals that live in the park. Sea World/Busch Gardens http://www.bev.net/education/SeaWorld/homepage.html

52. Wild Dog Foundation - Preserving Our World's Wild Canines A project of The World Carnivore Society, dedicated to promoting wolf restoration, supporting captive breeding and promoting conservation of endangered canines. http://www.wilddog.org/

World Carnivore Society Wild Dog Foundation P.O. Box 1603 Mineola, NY 11501-0901 USA Email: info@wilddog.org PRESERVING OUR WORLD'S WILD CANINES The Wild Dog Foundation Wild Dog. What does that mean? Well, for some, Wild Dog is often used negatively. Wild Dog is not someone's pet gone wild but a legitimate term used to describe two of the most endangered carnivores in the world. The Wild Dog Foundation was formed with the intention of bringing notice to two greatly neglected carnivores. This will be done by education and with the hopes of raising funds for research projects. The Wild Dog of Africa (Lycaon Pictus) and the Dhole (Cuon Alpinus) of Asia are two forgotten carnivores in the popular world of conservation. They are often ignored along with other misunderstood Wild Dogs of the world. The African Wild Dog is the most endangered carnivore in the world. They are also the most social member of the dog family. The African Wild Dog is one of the few mammals who takes care of its old, sick and disabled. They have colorful calico coats of black, yellow and white. Their numbers have severely declined due to disease, loss of habitat and human persecution. Wild Dogs weigh between 35-70 lbs. As many as 40 dogs may be in a pack, but 8-15 is average.

53. Environmental Sensitivity Index Guidelines, Version 3.0 Environmental Sensitivity index Guidelines. Version 3.0 (including threatened and endangered species) from Superfundsite Environmental Sensitivity index (ESI) maps have been http://response.restoration.noaa.gov/esi/guidelines/pdfs/guidelines.pdf

54. De Wildt Cheetah And Wildlife Centre - North West Province - South Africa - Enda Why was the cheetah once an endangered species? Other doglike features are weak jaws,small canines, and paws with hard foot-pads making it difficult for them http://www.dewildt.org.za/cheetah/

The Cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) Read more about cheetah conservation Click HERE for slide show. From the early 1960s, the cheetah was regarded as an endangered species. Thanks to the work done at De Wildt, this is no longer the case. The name 'cheetah' is derived from the Hindi word 'chita' which means 'speckled'. There are normal-spotted cheetahs and king cheetahs with striped-and-blotched coats. Why was the cheetah once an endangered species? As a hunter and meat-eater, the animal is constantly in competition with humans, and particularly with farmers of livestock. A cheetah eats only fresh meat, consuming just enough to satisfy its hunger. Thus it might kill, say a calf but eat only a small part of it. These two factors make the animal despised by livestock farmers. In the wild, the cheetah falls prey most often to the lion and leopard. Today the cheetah has been exterminated from large parts of its natural habitat, and even in the wild is rarely encountered. What does the cheetah look like?

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56. Ladywildlife Index Of Wildlife endangered Wildlife of the world. I will be making a new index page foreach catagory soon, due to the lengthy time of loading this page. http://ladywildlife.com/animal/index2a.html

Welcome to my wildlife pages. Endangered Wildlife of the world. I have started adding animals that ARE NOT endanger of extinction, as we need to be aware of other wildlife here on our planet so we may protect them now before its too late. The animals/wildlife you may printout information and pictures for educational reasons. BUT NOT FOR YOUR PERSONAL WEB PAGES. These pages are for education and not for you to take my work to make it easy for you to make a page. PLEASE don't steal my work.. I will and can take legal if you STEAL MY WORK. I don't mind you students, teachers, or parents using my work for school projects or class work assignments. BUT please make sure they know where you get it from so others may use it. I do all the work and you can use it for FREE. I do take request for wildlife pages if you do not find it here. Email is listed at the bottom of this page. Include the following. School, Grade, What wildlife critter your asking about, When needed for report for schooling. No information on this site may be used for PERSONNAL DOMAINS, Sites or pages unless approved prior to public viewing.

57. Dakota Prairie Grasslands - National Wildlife Federation Caught in a Dog Fight By Doug Stewart Competing with larger canines, the swiftfox struggles to survive in its grassland home. endangered Grassland Animals. http://www.nwf.org/grasslands/

58. Page Title endangered Species Coalition NO ESA HELP FOR IMPERILED ISLAND FOXES Efforts to sizedfox one of North America's most imperiled canines. Biologists estimate http://www.linkny.com/~civitas/page290.html

Wildlife Updates previous update subsequent update home March 19, 2001 GLOBAL WARMING THREATENS NWR Hot on the heels of President Bush's announcementthat he didn't really mean his campaign promise to combat global warming by reducing carbon dioxide emissionscomes a Reuters report that 7,000 acres of the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge in Maryland have been lost to the rising sea level as polar icecaps melt. March 9, 2001 USFS GETS WISER ON BUD COW S: After decades of foot dragging the USFS has ordered cows owned by Anheuser-Busch off of sensitive high Sierra meadows "to stop ecological damage" says the San Jose Mercury News 3/5. Although the agency "almost never cancels grazing permits," 15 years of "Budweiser cows" trampling streams, denuding meadows and threatening "California's state fish, the California golden trout with extinction" were enough. Saving "75,000 a year in public subsidies" also helped tip The balance. -Howard Garrett Orca Conservancy March 8, 2001

59. How To Be A Mammal A. Tusks males n some both sexes in af elephant recurved lower canines in pigs upperincisors = pure dentine. B. Display canines Walrus Tusks. Mammal index. Home. http://faculty.juniata.edu/yohn/mamllectoutline.htm

Home Mammal Index Legal Considerations Mammal Lab ... Endangered Species How to Be a Mammal I. Key Characteristics A. Hair B. Mammary Glands C. Dentary / Squamosal Articulation D. External Pinnae / 3 bones in ear E. Complex Dentition (Heterodont vs Homodont) II. Evolution stem reptile led to synapsids led to therapsids led to mammals first real mammals in triassic cynodontia tree shrew like Jurassic - prototheria Cretaceous - metatherians and eutherians III. Horns and Antlers Antlers (only in males except caribou) shed annually tusks that got out of control velvet nourishes antlers adaptive advantage of shedding is a mystery Horns may be epidermal (Rhino) skin and bone (gariffes) not shed pronghorn - sheds epidermal sheaths True horns are non shedding / nonrenewable IV. Mammalian Teeth A. Structure dentine (inner layer) (harder than bone but softer than enamel) pulp enamel (exterior) (hardest, heavyest, most friction resistant tissue) (totally acellular) B. Types

60. New Page 2 Note also the differentiation of the dentition into incisors, canines, and cheekteeth. What bones of the skull bear teeth in mammals? Mammal index. Home. http://faculty.juniata.edu/yohn/mamllab.htm

Home Mammal Index Lecture Notes Legal Considerations ... Endangered Species Mammal Lab The mammals represent the highest adaptive level of the vertebrate plan of organization. The ultimate basis for their success as a group is the high degree of efficiency achieved by their homeostatic mechanisms, largely as the result of the culmination of certain morphological, physiological, and behavioral trends initiated at lower levels of vertebrate organization and improved by the lines leading to the mammals. This exercise will serve as an introduction to the structure of mammals as a background for a better understanding of their classification and biology. It will also afford an excellent opportunity to review many of the general trends that have occurred within the vertebrates. External Morphology Obtain a specimen of the albino rat or mouse. The albino rat is a laboratory strain of the Norway or brown rat ( Rattus norvegicus ), a species that has been widely introduced around the world. The albino mouse is a laboratory strain of the House mouse ( Mus musculus ) also with worldwide distribution.

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