El próximo día 15 de Marzo, a las 19:00 horas en la Fundación Concha (C/Antonio Concha nº 25, Navalmoral de la Mata – CÁCERES- ) expondremos los resultados del Atlas realizado en Campo Arañuelo, con fotografías del muestreo y los hábitats estudiados. La entrada es libre, ¡no te lo pierdas!. Leer más.
ARG UK was contacted recently by an amphibian surveyor concerning the mass mortality of toads and frogs around spawning ponds in Cornwall. Devon Reptile & Amphibian Group member Melanie Pritchard was greeted with the gruesome find of lots of toad and frog bodies by the side of the pond she was surveying. Individual toads and frogs were left in pieces in some places while in other areas piles of toads were left in heaps of dead and semi dead toads. Leer más.
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Supera muerte de animales en carretera costera mortalidad por cacería. Leer más.
As 6-month-old baby Nini slept quietly in the same hut as her older sister and brother, she was unaware that she would become an only child that night. By the time her father, Teteng, entered the hut around sunset, one of the children was wrapped in the coils of a giant python and was being swallowed headfirst. Teteng slashed and killed the snake with his hunting bolo knife, but it was too late. Nini’s siblings were dead. Only baby Nini survived. Leer más.
