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2. Animal Index
an index to articles about many of the animals that The wild Ones parent organization WPTI works with. skin, are coldblooded, and require water for reproduction because their eggs
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Birds Herptiles Habitats Invertebrates ... Mammals This page is an index to articles about many of the animals that The Wild Ones parent organization WPTI works with. Each article describes the animal, its habits, habitat, threats to survival, and the work being done on the animals behalf. Where possible you will also find an e-mail link to a conservation biologist working with that species. New Animals Are Added Weekly!
The Vertebrates
The vertebrates are animals with a spinal cord protected by a backbone.
Birds
Birds are warm blooded animals. Their bodies are covered with feathers and they lay eggs.
Bali Starling (Leucopsar rothschildi)
Cranes
Black-Crowned Crane (Balearica pavonia)
Grey-Crowned Crane (Balearica requlorum)
Red-Crowned Crane Grulla Corona Roja (Grus japonensis)
Sandhill Crane Grulla Arenera (Grus Canadiensis)
White-naped Crane Whooping Crane Grulla Blanca (Grus americana)
Colonial Waterbirds
Flamingos
White Ibis (Eudocimus albus)
Milky Stork (Mycteria cinerea) Biramas Swamp
The Birds Of Cayo Norte
Birds of a Feather
Ducks and Geese
Nene Goose (Nosochen sandvicensis)
Parrots
Maroon-fronted Parrot Cotorras Serranos Papagaios Mexicanos (Rhynchopsitta terrisi)
Red-tailed Amazon Papagaio-da-cara-roxa (Amazona brasiliensis) St. Lucia Parrot

4. Webshots Community - Wild Animals - Animales Salvajes
wild animals Animales Salvajes wild animals - Animales Salvajes. View Slideshow View Guestbook Invite Friends to This Album, Drinking water - Tomando agua
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5. Wild Egypt - Overland Journey
Like many smaller desert animals, it does not have to drink water; it gets One wouldthink that being a wild cat, they would tend to be larger, but they're
http://www.wildegypt.com/land1.htm
Egypt is a land of contrasts. Just beyond the fertile Nile Valley is a burning desert. Towering above both can be found the mighty mountains of Sinai. The desert is parched, yet snow can be found on the mountains, and in between these extremes of heat and cold, the Nile Valley blooms and flourishes. Yet these three environments share one thing in common: an abundance of animal life. Snakes and scorpions call the desert areas home, while the weasel and the mongoose can be found darting under cars in the heart of the cities. The Sand Cat is another mammal that is well-adapted to living in the desert. It has thick mats of fur on the bottom of its paws to protect them from the scorching sands. Sightings of the Sand Cat are rare. There have been less than five different sightings in the 1990's. Like many smaller desert animals, it does not have to drink water; it gets all of its moisture from its prey, which includes small rodents and the occasional snake. One would think that being a wild cat, they would tend to be larger, but they're not much bigger than a domestic house cat. In fact, the Sand Cat is believed by many to be among the ancestors of the domestic cat. After all, Egypt is where the cat is first thought to have been domesticated. We'll meet more Egyptian cats later. And while we're on the subject of dangerous animals, here's another creature we'd all like to avoid: the scorpion. The tip of its tail delivers a powerful sting. The venom of most scorpions in Egypt is painful, but not deadly. However, the Palestinian Yellow Scorpion (thankfully rare) has a venom that is potentially lethal.

6. May 1, 2000/Wild Animals Are Best Left In The Wild
Traditional Navajo Taboos By Ernest Bulows Navajo Taboos for Nature, Domestic and wild animals Coyote The Trickster Of all the figures in Navajo life and mythology, Coyote (Maii') is the most contradictory and delightful animal. All water animals can be found in Navajo taboos. Snakes are associated with lightning and rain. wild animals Taboos
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Wild Animals Are Best Left in the Wild
AUSTIN, Texas It's spring, and young, wild animals are venturing from their nests and hiding places under the watchful eyes of their parents. Young animals often stray and appear to be abandoned that's when humans need to resist the urge to help, wildlife experts say.
This is the time of year that young birds are out of their nests but cannot fly. If the bird's eyes are open, it has a coat of feathers and is hopping around, it is probably fine, according to staff at Texas Parks and Wildlife's wildlife information center. Grounded fledglings will usually be up and flying within a few days.
This year's unusually hot, dry weather affects juvenile and adult wild animals. Wild creatures are on the move, seeking food and water, exploring riparian (wet) areas along streams and rivers, and in some urban areas moving through and into backyards. Some species, such as snakes, are very active this time of year and are being seen more frequently, said John Herron, leader of TPW's wildlife diversity program.
"Many people discover apparently lost or abandoned wildlife young and take them in, thinking they are doing the right thing, and this sometimes does more harm than good," Herron said. "People should leave young animals alone unless they are obviously injured or orphaned. It is best to observe a wild creature from a distance for a while in order to make that determination."

7. Wild Egypt - The Nile Adventure
rarely moving away from their chosen body of water. These gigantic animals have notbeen seen around the wild Egypt's Design, Layout and Artwork is by David C
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The Nile River is possibly the most famous river in history. It was by its banks that one of the oldest civilizations in the world began. Not surprisingly, the Nile teems with life. Many different types of animals, birds, and fish all call the Nile River home. Hundreds of years ago, even hippos and lions could be found here in the Nile Valley. The crocodile's eyes and nostrils are on top of the head so it can see and breathe while the rest of it is underwater. As an added advantage, its ears and nostrils can close when it dives, and a nictitating membrane (a transparent eyelid) closes over the eye to keep water out. Nile Crocodiles range all over Africa, eating almost anything (including each other!), but rarely moving away from their chosen body of water. Hatchlings eat small fish and insects; adults will go after turtles, baboons, and even the gigantic wildebeest. They live in large "communities" of several dozen crocodiles, but even there they tend to leave each other alone except during a "feeding frenzy" when they will all unite to take down a much larger animal. These are all pictures taken along various parts of the Nile and the Nile Valley. Some of them are of the animals, while others are of the country around them. Isn't it beautiful? The Nile Valley is home to so many creatures we wouldn't be able to see them all, but here is a good collection for you to see.

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9. 50 Wild Animals Killed By Poisoned Water - WildNet Africa News
Our portfolio of wildlife experiences in Africa! wildNet Africa News Archive.50 wild animals killed by poisoned water. (18 August, 1999).
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10. Backyard Wildlife Habitats For Birds, Butterflies And Other Wild Animals.
is a pleasure to see the beautiful birds, butterflies and other wild animals in your ingredientsfor a backyard wildlife habitat are food, water, shelter and
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Starting a backyard wildlife habitat is not difficult and is very rewarding. It is a pleasure to see the beautiful birds, butterflies and other wild animals in your backyard. Also, as more land is consumed by industry, highways and other "development", our friends need to find new homes. You can help by creating a home in your own backyard. The essential ingredients for a backyard wildlife habitat are: food, water, shelter and places to raise young. Food: Shrubs and trees provide fruits and seeds throughout the year. Some good choices are sweetgum, blueberry, sumac, bayberry, holly, viburnum, cotoneaster, and crabapple. Perennials and annuals are planted to provide nectar for both butterflies and hummingbirds. Hummingbirds visit bee balm, pineapple sage, wild columbine, cardinal flower, and trumpet honeysuckle. Butterflies enjoy butterfly weed, butterfly bush, lantana, purpleconeflower, garden phlox, zinnias, and Mexican sunflower. Supplemental feeders provide nectar for hummingbirds in the summer months and provide a variety of seed (sunflower, niger, safflower, and millet) for birds throughout the year. Water: A pedestal-mounted bird bath provides water and cools the birds in the hot summer months. A small shallow water dish provides water for drinking and bathing. Placed on the ground, this simple bird bath also provides water for mammals, reptiles, and amphibians. Small ponds, easily constructed in most home landscapes, provide an aquatic home for dragonflies, fish, newts, frogs, and other aquatic life. A thermostatically controlled bird bath heater provides water during subfreezing weather when the need for water is critical.

11. Animals In The Wild
animals in the wild, Fish, water, and the Atmosphere. Forest Servicescientists study the natural environment where animals live.
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Natural Inquirer Home Page Natural Inquirer Order Form Natural Inquirer Search Page Animals in the Wild, Fish, Water, and the Atmosphere Forest Service scientists study the natural environment where animals live. The place that an animal lives is called its habitat. Forest Service scientists study many kinds of animal habitats, but they are often concerned with animals whose existence is threatened or actually in danger. Other things that they study include the Nation's fresh water. This is the water that is found in streams, rivers, lakes, and even underground. Forest Service scientists also study the role of air quality in the health of forests and people, now and into the future. More about Research and Development

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Flora. Polperro Harbour. Wendy Anne Designs. Football. Presidents. wild animals.Fresh water Fish. Rebecca Lynn. wild Flowers. Friends and Family. Rene Joseph.
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14. Wild Diary, Wild Ireland, Nature, Countryside, Woodlands, Animals, Birds, Plants
Articles on nature and wildlife in Ireland from the Irish Independent Online.Category Recreation Outdoors wildlife Europe...... bird seed, nuts, bread crumbs, lard and water from bird At the edge of extinctionendangered animals. wild Ireland is dedicated to bringing Ireland's natural
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Home News Sports Desk Business Xtra ... Travel You are here: Home Entertainment Wild Diary Today's Date: Sat April 12th 03 Login Email Password Remember me? Help? Newspapers >> National >> Irish Independent Regional Newspapers >> Anglo Celt Bray People Carlow People Corkman Drogheda Independent Enniscorthy Echo Enniscorthy Guardian Fingal Independent Gorey Echo Gorey Guardian Kerryman Leinster Express Leinster Leader Mayo News Meath Chronicle Nenagh Guardian New Ross Echo New Ross Standard Offaly Express Offaly Independent Roscommon Herald Sligo Champion Southern Star The Argus Tuam Herald Westmeath Examiner Westmeath Independent Wexford Echo Wexford People Wicklow People World >> New Zealand Herald London Independent IOL South Africa April 2003
March's Diary
April is the last month of spring and signs of the approaching summer become more evident as we go through the month. The vast majority of days (93%) contain some sunshine compared to 83% of days in March. By the end of the month there are 15 hours of daylight and only 9 hours of darkness. However, the sea water surface temperature is still not warm enough for people to throng the beaches and cold snaps can still occur, with temperatures below freezing often being recorded during April.
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15. ThinkQuest Library Of Entries
Hunting and Feeding An expert fisherman, the fishing cat may dive headfirst into water to catch fish, crabs, or other water animals.
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A ThinkQuest Internet Challenge 1997 Entry
Click image for the Site Languages : Site Desciption Animals are everywhere. At this site, you'll see animals from polar, mountainous, savanna, grasslands, tropical, rainforests, and woodlands regions. Student reports present information such as physical characteristics, habitat, daily life, and hunting and feeding. The interactive section allows you to voice your opinions, and an online message board allows you to discuss animal topics with others. A games section allows you to think like an animal and the quizzes test your animal knowledge.
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16. Travelers Illnesses
These microorganisms infect both wild and domestic animals, which excrete contractleptospirosis by kayaking, wading, and swimming in contaminated water.
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Travel Advice
Travelers Illnesses
Travel Checklist
Travel Travelers Illnesses
Travelers Illnesses
Disease from food and water Environmental diseases Person-to-person contact Diseases from animals and insects
While traveling broadens our horizons, it may also expose us to risks we wouldn't otherwise encounter. Many diseases that are no longer a threat in the United States, or have not yet reached our shores, are flourishing in other parts of the world. This is particularly true in areas where the standards for health care, sanitation, and sewage disposal are poor. With more and more people now traveling for both work and pleasure, our risk of exposure to many dangerous bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms grows.
Moreover, medical care in some areas, such as in rainforests, wilderness areas, and developing countries, may be far below standard. Becoming ill while traveling might be even more troubling, if adequate medical care is not available. It's easy to see why prevention is crucial. Taking steps to protect yourself against infection with a serious and potentially deadly disease, before you leave home and while you are traveling, will help ensure your good health as well as your family's.
Disease from food and water
Food and water harbor much of the infectious disease that spreads among travelers. Special precautions are extremely important, particularly when you are traveling to developing or remote areas.

17. Project WILD Aquatic Sample Activity
From Project wild Aquatic Education Activity Guide. giving conditions of food, shelter,air, water and space in a suitable arrangement for animals to survive
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Home Materials and Guidebooks Project WILD K-12 Guide
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Taking ACTION WILD School Sites Exploring School Nature Areas (Video) WILD About Elk ... Order Form Other Initiatives
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Designing A Habitat
From Project WILD Aquatic Education Activity Guide
Age: Grades 4-12
Subjects: Science, Language Arts
Skills: analysis, application, classification, communication, comparing similarities and differences, description, discussion, drawing, generalization, inference, interpretation, invention, listening, listing, measuring, media construction, problem solving, public speaking, reading, reporting, research, small group work, synthesis, using time and space, visualization, writing Duration: two or more 45-minute periods Group Size: groups of two to four students each; can be modified to accommodate different numbers

18. Animals | CDC - An Ounce Of Prevention: Keeps The Germs Away
The closer wild animals live to your house, the more likely they are to find a wayinside. Eliminate any possible nesting sites and items that provide a water
http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/op/animals.htm

Home Handwashing Cleaning Food ... Pets Wild Animals Links Companion Materials
Basically, you and your pets need to avoid contact with rodents and other wild animals because they can carry some very deadly diseases. For example:
Rodents can transmit hantavirus and plague. Ticks can transmit Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and Lyme disease. Mammals such as raccoons, skunks, and foxes can transmit rabies. In fact, bats cause most of the human rabies cases in this country.
When are most wild animals active?
Most wild animals come out at night and are afraid of people. So, if you see a wild animal during the day, you should avoid having contact with it and notify animal control authorities because it may have rabies. How can you discourage animals from nesting in your house?
Keep your home clean. At night when insects, rodents and other animals search for food, keep tight-fitting lids on food containers and on the garbage containers. Discard any excess food and take up pet water bowls when not in use.

19. Hurricanes - National Center For Environmental Health
Steam clean carpets. Throw away all items touched by water and cannot be disinfected.animals and Mosquitoes Be cautious of wild or stray animals.
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Home Hurricane Disasters About Hurricanes Preparing for the Hurricane ... Summary
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How to Protect Yourself From the Dangers That Hurricanes Leave Behind For additional information please see:
Safety Precautions When Returning Home Protecting your health and safety are just as important after a hurricane as during a hurricane. Hurricanes leave a number of dangers behind. Here are some tips for preventing illness, injury, and death after a hurricane. Knowing Where and When It's Safe
Continue to monitor your radio or television for up-to-date emergency information. Find out what roads, areas, and buildings are safe to return to. You can get this information from public announcements or the authorities. Avoid moving water, regardless of depth or speed. Do not drive through flooded roads. Cars can be swept away or break down.
Food and Water Safety Food and tap water may not be safe to eat or drink after a hurricane or flood. Bacteria, viruses, debris, or chemicals may have gotten into the food and water. Water treatment plants may be damaged and unable to clean the water. Here's what you can do:

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