Black-tailed deer population on decline - Colusa County Sun Herald
Tue, 10 Aug 2010 16:30:18 GMT+00:00
deer population on decline Colusa County Sun Herald A new study is under way to determine why black- tailed deer populations in some areas of northern California have declined over the past 20 years. ... Hunting prospects for A zone opener Lake County Record-Bee

Master of a freak menagerie - San Francisco Chronicle (blog)
Mon, 16 Aug 2010 15:10:52 GMT+00:00
San Francisco Chronicle (blog) He took a bite of fan- tailed shrimp and a sip of beer. "There's a law that you can't transport animals on buses," he said. "So when the chicken started ...

DJs harassment suit: Private eye on the tail of Kristy Fraser-Kirk - PerthNow
Sun, 15 Aug 2010 22:22:59 GMT+00:00
of Kristy Fraser-Kirk PerthNow tailed : In the spotlight: Kristy Fraser-Kirk is suing David Jones and its former CEO Mark McInnes for $37 million. ...

What fish can I mix with red tailed sharks?
Q. I have a 55 gal tank with 2 red tailed sharkes and 2 silver with black fins sharks.The red tailed sharks are only about an inch long,and the silver sharks are about 2 inches long.I want more fish in my tank these fish tend to hide a lot.I have a lot of drift wood and artificial plants.Also can I put live plants in the tank that is will these fish eat the lie plants?
Asked by TRICIA T - Thu Jan 4 02:05:22 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hmm most tropical fish? Unlikely... Sharks have a gill network which utilises what we call ram-ventilation. In lamen terms the fish swims and as it swims, water will pass through the multiple vertical aperatures along its outer sides. As the water flows through these aperatures, oxygen is removed from the water, before it flows once again out of the gills. This being said, pulling oxygen out of moving water in itself is a mighty feat! And obviously the multiple slits allow the shark to pull more than 1 stream of water in to absorb more oxygen than it would with only 1 gill aperature. Because of this manner of breathing sharks have, it makes them horrible specimens to maintain in captivity with just about anything but other sharks. This… [cont.]
Answered by Accellerated Catalyst - Thu Jan 4 03:32:53 2007

Where can I find a good picture of the skeleton of a White Tailed Deer?
Q. I found the remains of a white tailed deer by our house (just bones by now) and my father an I finally brought all the bones we could find up to the house. My father wants to try to put the remaining bones (some are missing) back together as well as he can, but I can't find any good pictures of the skelatal structure of a deer. Can someone give me a link or something?
Asked by MagicGirl* - Thu Jun 29 11:17:09 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. try here, make sure you have Quicktime
Answered by futurehero5200 - Thu Jun 29 11:20:46 2006

what to do with a 5 foot red tailed boa?
Q. I have a 5 foot red tailed boa, in a huge 5'x3' cage. Have had the snake 2 yrs (it belonged to my ex). Do I donate it to a zoo, or a refuge? I really am afraid of the snake and don't feel it is right to just feed and water it and not do anything else with it. Its unfair to the snake. What do I do with it?
Asked by ksheather73 - Mon Jun 30 10:21:49 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. A lot of zoos will not take donations of animals, especially common ones like that, a few will so you can try. I would look for snake rescues or trying selling or giving the snake away. I would go with sell because someone willing to pay for the snake will most likely take better care of it. Do not just let it go. I am assuming you are not in Brazil. So the snake is not native to your area. Releasing a snake that size (or any size) into an area that does not have them naturally can really mess up the ecosystem there. At first I would try to find it a new home, then try a rescue.
Answered by looking4answers - Mon Jun 30 11:43:28 2008