Charleston’s annual Southeastern Wildlife Exposition is underway and highlights all things wildlife. A wildlife biologist is ...

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BOWHEAD WHALE These massive whales, found in Arctic and sub-Arctic waters, are known for their exceptional longevity. Some individuals have been estimated to live for over 200 years, making them one ...

Next meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 11 in the Soroptimist Rooms on Otley Street. Tea, coffee, and biscuits at 10am; and at 10.30am, Chris Binns will give a presentation on 'A walk from John ...

Joyce Varley, for the RSPB, says: "Brian has been travelling the world for over 35 years and this presentation – based upon his 2021 trip to the Galapagos Islands – will show the islands' unique ...

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105 YEARS OLD TORTOISE! Meeting GIANT Land Tortoises like GALAPAGOS tortoises and West Indies Cyclura Rock Iguanas at Florida Iguana & Tortoise Breeders. New York becomes first state to close ...

EL PASO, TX (KVIA) -- The El Paso Zoo is set to launch a new animal encounter program, giving visitors the opportunity to get up close with Magellanic penguins, a rhinoceros, pronghorns and the ...

Things to do on the Galápagos Islands include spending time with local wildlife and hiking to the rim of one of the world's largest volcanic craters.

Perhaps the most well-known species in the Galápagos is the giant tortoise, which can weigh over 500 pounds. In my experience, the best place to see them in the wild is in the highlands of Santa ...

As a South American travel specialist, I've traveled to the Galápagos Islands several times. Travelers can expect to see species like the giant tortoise and the blue-footed booby. Adventurous visitors ...