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After their kill this morning the wild dogs went straight to Khayeni pan to drink. But again for the pups they were up against this water monster. They just aren't getting used to it. Nervously they approach the 'monster' and gingerly they drink all egging each other on to be the first. Only to jump away for the slightest reason.

My Dog Jake Just Resting.:)

The beautiful Jaguar Author: davidlane2007 Keywords: jaguar cat wildlife amazon rainforrest panther endangered jungle brazil pantanal Added: October 10, 2008

It's dawn and the wild dog pups are all wound up with energy chasing each other all over the place. And when that gets a bit boring, or probably one pup's wanting more attention, it collapses in the grass and is soon abused by the others. Author: wildcastr Keywords: wild dog dogs puppy life fun games chase hassle torment pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife conservation africa natur Added: October 9, 2008

My doggies took priority today and I was with them at dawn. Still they haven’t fed. It’s now going on the 3rd day with no food. There’s no cause for concern but they will need to feed soon. They have such a high metabolism that they can’t survive for weeks without food like lions and leopards. At dawn the pups were running around madly chasing each other, while mom and dad chilled out and seemed in no mood for hunting. Half an hour later Puzzles led them south. They drank at a pan and then moved on. But not finding any prey they were soon resting up as the heat got to them already at only 7am. They really don’t function well in the heat. I left them to catch up with the elephant capture. When I got there they’d already darted a herd and loading was in progress. Another clockwork operation! Thankfully there was no flying today. Actually I really do like flying but flying later in the day when the conditions are really bumpy really doesn’t do me well. It was back to the wild dogs in the afternoon. Again they were on the move early but only barely. Puzzles kept on her bearing south. Then she and her man disappeared. The pups were milling around and about a minute later we heard the death cries of an impala. Puzzles had caught a young male about 50m behind. It must have been a short chase and she battled to get the impala down. It wasn’t exhausted as they usually are after a long chase, so it didn’t go down easily. The pups were there right away but not sure what to do and watched mom. This was probably the first kill they’d received alive. Once the impala was down the pups took over leaving Puzzles rummaging around eating the stomach. I spent about half an hour with them as it was now getting dark, but still no sign of the male. He must have killed on his own somewhere.

It's dawn and the wild dog pups are all wound up with energy chasing each other all over the place. And when that gets a bit boring, or probably one pup's wanting more attention, it collapses in the grass and is soon abused by the others.

Deborah Harper, President of Psychjourney, interviews Ms. Stacey O'Brien, author of of Wesley the Owl: The Remarkable Love Story of an Owl and His Girl published by Free Press. Stacey OâBrien is trained as a biologist specializing in wild-animal behavior. She graduated from Occidental College with a B.S. in biology and continued her education at Caltech. Stacey now works as a wildlife rescuer and rehabilitation expert with a variety of local animals, including the endangered brown pelican, owls, seabirds, possums, and songbirds. She lives in Southern California. Visit her website.

With habitat destruction I don't know how long it will be possible to see wildlife outside of game parks. Author: JCVdude Keywords: BC Canada British Columbia Alaska grizzly bear black salmon fishing nature wildlife family cabin lodge holiday Added: October 8, 2008

The wild dogs are lean and after a massive chase came up empty handed. Exhausted they took a break and were visited by a young giraffe. Then it was back to the pups in a hurry. Seeing mom and dad returning the pups ran to meet up with them hoping for a meal, but it was a false alarm. Time to chill out. Author: wildcastr Keywords: wild dog dogs hunt giraffe exhausted pretty pup puppy pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife conservation africa nature Added: October 8, 2008

The wild dogs are lean and after a massive chase came up empty handed. Exhausted they took a break and were visited by a young giraffe. Then it was back to the pups in a hurry. Seeing mom and dad returning the pups ran to meet up with them hoping for a meal, but it was a false alarm. Time to chill out.

Jason Holley of the California Dept. of Fish & Game talks to the Sierra Sun about the wild bear cub release at Sagehen last January. 2008.

Arriving, I woke the wild dog pups at dawn and they just had to come and say hello or just satisfy their curiousity. Having reached their trust threshold, it was then time to tuck into some fresh impala faecal berries. They sure looked yummy. Finished with those hors d'oeuvres it was then time to tackle a rather frustrating tree stump. Author: wildcastr Keywords: wild dog dogs amuse play faecal berries dawn pup puppy pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife conservation africa nature Added: October 7, 2008

Arriving, I woke the wild dog pups at dawn and they just had to come and say hello or just satisfy their curiousity. Having reached their trust threshold, it was then time to tuck into some fresh impala faecal berries. They sure looked yummy. Finished with those hors d'oeuvres it was then time to tackle a rather frustrating tree stump.

Joe Larocca, VP of Loss Prevention, National Retail Federation ... on the recent increase in shoplifting during tough economic times. Content produced by News 88.9 KNPR.

They're already tucking into their 2nd kill, as the adult wild dogs use each other to pull against to rip the carcass. The pups with bulging tummies aren't too eager to push their luck in taking over the carcass. But eventually as they slowly smother the carcass and with gentle whines, mom and dad move off leaving them to it. Author: wildcastr Keywords: wild dog adult pups carcass impala kill luck pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife conservation africa nature safari wi Added: October 6, 2008

They're already tucking into their 2nd kill, as the adult wild dogs use each other to pull against to rip the carcass. The pups with bulging tummies aren't too eager to push their luck in taking over the carcass. But eventually as they slowly smother the carcass and with gentle whines, mom and dad move off leaving them to it.

A ride through Banff on a horse-drawn carriage.

A beautiful boat cruise through the Canadian Rockies in Banff National Park.

Joining us today on Animal Talk Naturally we have a Special Edition show with new guest Dr. Toni Frohoff of TerraMar Research and the Whale Stewardship Project. We need your help in saving Baby Q - and other orphaned Beluga Whales! Our Guest Dr. Toni Frohoff, photo by (c) Monika Wilke The Message: In all my work with [...]

Mama Notch was enjoying her mud bath until her little calf arrived. With a headshake she showed her displeasure and he seemed a little sheepish. But not wanting to show any emotions he tucks into an unsuspecting clump of sedge grass. Then it's drinking time with mom and having recovered his cocky confidence he leads the way.

Wild Great Horned Owl (bubo virginianus) in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona at twilight. Great close ups and silhouettes in a mesquite tree against the backdrop of a gorgeous desert sunset.

Terrapins basking in the sun soon find their peace and quiet being disturbed by a busy little Sandpiper. The Sandpiper's after little insects that flock to the wet smelly terrapin, the terrapin not being too sure whether he's going to get a nip on the backside. Then the sandpiper has the audacity to ride the terrapin. Author: wildcastr Keywords: terrapin sandpiper bird insects nip ride bask pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife conservation africa nature safari Added: October 4, 2008

Terrapins basking in the sun soon find their peace and quiet being disturbed by a busy little Sandpiper. The Sandpiper's after little insects that flock to the wet smelly terrapin, the terrapin not being too sure whether he's going to get a nip on the backside. Then the sandpiper has the audacity to ride the terrapin.

Amphibians are indicator species. Because of their sensitive permeable skin, scientists use amphibians to gauge the overall health of the worldwide ecosystem that we all share. So with nearly half of the world's amphibian populations in decline, we're all potentially in big trouble. But there are simple things you can start doing today to help. [ www.lifeonterra.com ] SPECIAL FEATURES / DETAILED EPISODE INFORMATION / TERRAPHILES COMMUNITY

While the elephant bulls chilled out swimming the Spoonbills, Yellow-billed Storks and Hammerkops took advantage of their disturbance to fish along the shore lines. As small as the Hammerkop is the bull just couldn't pluck up enough courage to chase him off. Eventually they called a truce. Author: wildcastr Keywords: elephant swim birds advantage patrol feed fish shore pamushana malilangwe zimbabwe wildlife conservation africa nature Added: October 3, 2008