Cotswold Wildlife Park celebrated an incredible milestone, recently. First-time mother, Ruby
, gave birth to the Park’s first male White Rhino. The comparatively tiny calf is healthy and nursing well from Ruby, who is proving to be an exceptional mother — via ZooBorns
Four foot long squid plush. Made to order, and stuffed with hypo-allergenic polyester fibre. Colour refers to the fleece body and pattern refers to the underside of the squid. Patterns for the underside will be matched to compliment the colour of the squid unless otherwise specified — via Etsy
This cute little squid loves to swim in the ocean, making ink blobs in the sea — via Etsy
— via Etsy
Coyote stretching originally uploaded by Yellowstone National Park
Photo: Coyote stretching near Yellowstone Lake by Diane Renkin, March 2015
Marty Magic adds this solid sterling silver, Squid Charm to the Octopus Garden Collection. It is completely three dimensional, 44mm long and complete down to its many suction cups — via Etsy
Golden Orb Weaver (Nephila edulis) and St Andrew’s Cross Spider (Argiope keyserlingi) originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Cool Lizard Pendant saw pierced in Argentium sterling silver. The pendant measures 1.5 inches tall with a brushed satin finish and a blackened interior layer. It’s suspended from a high quality 2mm blackened sterling silver snake chain — via Etsy
Rex and Water Valve originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Rex had a run-in with a car
Octopus Spotted — via Quantum Creative Glass
In late January, Chester Zoo announced the birth of three endangered Sumatran Tiger Cubs. The two boys have been named Jaya
(meaning victorious) and Topan
(hurricane). The girl was given the name Kasarna
(beautiful melody) — via ZooBorns
Shades of Grey originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Golden Orb Weaver (Nephila edulis), Banksia and Magnolia originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Happy Hollow Park & Zoo, in San Jose, California, is proud to share the birth of four Fennec Fox kits — via ZooBorns
Snuggled Beagle originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Pink Hibiscus originally uploaded by Red Wolf
— via Youtube
When wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park in the United States after being absent nearly 70 years, the most remarkable trophic cascade
occurred. What is a trophic cascade and how exactly do wolves change rivers? George Monbiot explains in this movie remix — via Youtube
If you can’t afford a midcentury gem, you can always invest in one for your feathered friends, courtesy of these midcentury-style birdhouses by KoolBird. The only downside here is (perhaps with the exception of price) is deciding which one to opt for. There are 10 designs in the range.
All are handmade (which perhaps accounts for the price), all are eco-friendly, made from a variety of tropical hardwoods sourced from offcuts via tropical hardwood floor manufacturers and all are available to buy online in limited numbers.
Prices start at around £89 — via Retro To Go
Tibouchina originally uploaded by Red Wolf
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