Cat Lost in Yellowstone Treks 800 Miles Home
A miraculous walk home to California by Rayne Beau the cat!
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Helping Animals
If you have tears to shed, prepare to shed them now....
The Shark Whisperer
You will be moved by this wonderful video on sharks:
The Amazing Lyrebird
Found this video regarding the Lyrebird who can imitate not only other bird calls to attract mates but any sound it hears in the forest including a camera shutter and loggers. A wow of a repertoire!
Birding Bob
If you live in New York City or are planning on visiting, you may want to check out Birding Bob who offers bird watching tours of Central Park. Central Park has a range of different birds from sparrows to ducks and you may even spot an owl or a hawk along the way.
What could be better than getting a bit of fresh air, in a park and learn something or see something new?
A Guide to Israel's Fabulous Birds
There are 220 species of birds around Israel from endangered vultures to eagle and songbirds. Enjoy the video and read the full article at this link:
Metropolitan Cats - A Video of the Metropolitan Museum Cat Collection
Who knew there were so many cats in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC?
Watch Rescued Tigers Swim for the First Time
This is an inspiring video of rescued tigers swim for the first time in their new sanctuary.
Everything You Wanted to Know About Hummingbirds
A beautiful and informative video:
Hail New Zealand's Bird of the Year - The Green Parrot
He’s never gonna stop talking about this. The kākāpō, a flightless, nocturnal parrot, has been named New Zealand’s Bird of the Year in its annual online competition. It’s the first bird in the contest’s 15-year history to win twice, beloved as the heaviest and longest-lived parrot species on Earth. The competition was marred by vote rigging in favor of the little spotted kiwi, but authorities spotted the fraud and disqualified the suspect votes. While the win doesn’t carry a cash prize, it’s hoped it will raise awareness and affection for the critically endangered bright green birds.
Sources: New Zealand Herald, The Guardian