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Soccer hero Philemon Mulala is latest South African pit bull victim - Vimarsana News

Soccer hero Philemon Mulala is latest South African pit bull victim

South African pit bull-inflicted fatality rate,  over past 100 days,  soars to four times the U.S. record rate of 2022

More dog attack deaths fuel alarm in South Africa, Australia, Ireland - Vimarsana News

More dog attack deaths fuel alarm in South Africa, Australia, Ireland

Why is death-by-dog accepted as punishment for even innocent & accidental trespass?

Strychnine for Christmas: Alberta gift to wolves, caribou & other wildlife - Vimarsana News

Strychnine for Christmas: Alberta gift to wolves, caribou & other wildlife

Health Canada, under Patty Hajdu, in March 2020 re-authorized poisoning wolves with strychnine.  (Beth Clifton collage) Big Bad Wolf blamed for habitat loss due to global warming             EDMONTON, Alberta, Canada––Again this Christmas season,  Alberta Environment & Parks will welcome Santa’s reindeer by setting out strychnine. The strychnine will be not for Santa,  nor for the reindeer,  the North American variety of whom are called caribou,  but rather for the Big Bad Wolf,  as part of a wildlife management strategy bizarrely mixing up fairy tales. Tangling the my...

How ancient bison survived in the land & times of Good King Wenceslaus - Vimarsana News

How ancient bison survived in the land & times of Good King Wenceslaus

Left side European bison / right side American bison.  (Beth Clifton collage) Wenceslaus,  911-935,  left bison alone.  Successors alternately hunted & protected them. BIALOWIEZA FOREST, Poland––European wood bison,  also called wisent,  at risk of extinction for far longer than their North American cousins,  are no longer “vulnerable,”  and have accordingly been removed from the “Red List” maintained by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature. The century-long recovery of European wood bison from one small Polish herd demonstrates that large land-dwelling ...