A Frog Perspective on Life
I am fortunate to have a plot of land adjoining a small lake. There are no fish in the lake, but it has the advantage that there are lots of frogs in and around it.
Yesterday, I stood on the bridge and watched and listened to the song of courting moor frogs (Rana arvalis) and common toads (Bufo bufo). I also saw two smooth newts (Triturus vulgaris) but this species do not display with song during the spawning season.
Rhinos Beeing Brutally Killed For Their Horns
“With no end in near sight for the world’s rhino crisis, disturbing reports are now coming at an unprecedented rate. Daily, even sometimes several times a day, we are hit with more heartbreaking news about these fading pachyderm species. All of them being killed for a single reason: their horn.”
Says Sarah Pappin, writer/blogger for The Bush Warriors.
Photo by Mike Lorden
Let us help WWF to light up this problem in Cambodia and Laos!
There are only 85 Irrawaddy dolphins left and leading researchers now conclude that the population is on high risk of dying out altogether.
Please sign this petition and we will spread the news and send your signatures to whoever it concerns around this planet, let’s help our Dolphin friends!
The Irrawaddy Dolphin!
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