French Gorilla is excited with photo of English “widows”
It’s is clear that Yeboah can wait to be transferred to London zoo. He lives at La Boissière du Doré zoo, west of France, and is ready to go to England. His French keepers are also excited with 12-year-odl gorilla’s reaction to the
FREE MASSACRE Veja Magazine, September 2nd 2009 Photo: Adventure at Outback: American Mike Mistelske with his prey. Sport hunting to help to reduce the number of camels If there a biggest insanity in this world, “the free massacre” that occurs today in Australia is able to fright any sensible
GAP Sanctuary will host other three former circuses lions
Three lions that live since they were born locked in circuses cages will begin to enjoy a new life and a deserved retirement. Sarita, 9 years old, her daughter Carol, 4, and the male Chimarrão, 9 years old, arrive today in the afternoon at GAP Sanctuary in Sorocaba, countryside of S&
GAP PROJECT SPAIN GAP Project Spain (PGS) has just chosen PHD in Biology at MadridUniversity, Maximo Sandin, as its new scientific advisor. Dr. Sandin is deeply compromised in the fight for the survival of great primates in our planet. In his last declaration, he affirmed: “Australopithecus africanus are the
Deforestation in Borneo and Sumatra is alarming, says WWF
In this rhythm, say scientists, the two islands in Indonesia will loose all their forest area until 2020 EFE BERLIM - Tropical forests of Borneo and Sumatra face an alarming devastation status, which means an acceleration in the process of climate change, says a satellite image research promoted and presented
Secret video exposes UK circus elephant suffering (watch video)
Animal Defenders International (ADI) has released shocking footage from behind the scenes at the Great British Circus, showing violence and confinement of circus elephants. The results of an undercover investigation by ADI shows the animals being hit in the face, being kept chained and barely able to move for up
Save the Chimps: Check an amazing aerial view of the sanctuary
From Save the Chimps We are happy to share the news that we met our $25,000 goal for the 2019 Golf Cart Campaign. Thanks to many generous donors, we have the funds to purchase 10 gently used golf carts to replace one-third of our fleet. These carts are coming off of their initial
GAP Project International supports the denounce made by GAP Project Spain, which is promoting an alert worldwide so that action is taken urgently in order to stop the extinction of great primates in their habitat in Asia and Africa. The forests of these continents must be declared Humanity Patrimony and
SAVE THE CHIMPS SANCTUARY Vicky and Billy lived for years in separated cages, at the backyard of a family house in the North of Florida. Environmental state authorities have confiscated the chimpanzees and asked for the sanctuary in Fort Pierce to home them. Although it was not part of the
CENTER FOR GREAT APES One of the most delicate activities of a sanctuary is to integrate a group of chimpanzees or integrate an individual in a formed group. Let’s see the report by Patti Ragan, from Center for Great Apes, in Wauchula, Florida, with an example of an
CENTER FOR GREAT APES Twenty years ago, according to Patti Ragan, she did a volunteer work of taking care of a baby orangutan and after, of a baby chimpanzee. That volunteering work, which was also a hobby, could last a few months, but ended up converting in the mission of
New Scientist Magazine on line 20 May 2009 by Andy Coghlan Stars of the show they may be, but elephants, lions and tigers are the wild animals least suited to life in a circus, concludes the first global study of animal welfare in circuses. "It's
New Scientist Magazine on line 20 May 2009 by Andy Coghlan Stars of the show they may be, but elephants, lions and tigers are the wild animals least suited to life in a circus, concludes the first global study of animal welfare in circuses. "It's
New Scientist Magazine on line 20 May 2009 by Andy Coghlan Stars of the show they may be, but elephants, lions and tigers are the wild animals least suited to life in a circus, concludes the first global study of animal welfare in circuses. "It's
NEAR TO EXTINCTION There are less than 4 thousand tigers in the wild in the world, according to recent report by organization TRAFFIC. This is an evidence of treat to extinction and it is dramatic. At the same time, only in United States there are, according to the same report, 5
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