Animals & Wildlife Magazine

Paperblog Editor's Pick

• Do Something Special For World Animal Day

  

  On October 4th 1931, the first World Animal Day was held as a way trying to highlight the plight of endangered species around the world. Not just focusing on th... Read more

  The 16 September 2011 by   Azanimals
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• Featured Animal: Emu

  

  The emu is the largest bird native to Australia and the second largest bird in the world, behind the ostrich. The emu is most commonly found in wooded areas... Read more

  The 16 September 2011 by   Azanimals
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• 10 Incredibly Cute Snapshots Of Baby Crocodiles

  

  image credit Seventy million years after they first appeared on this planet, crocodiles remain some of the world's most successful freshwater predators.... Read more

  The 15 September 2011 by   Gerard
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• Featured Animal: Monte Iberia Eleuth

  

  The Monte Iberia Eleuth is a tiny species of frog that, as it's name suggests, is natively found in the woodlands around Mount Iberia. The Monte Iberia Eleuth i... Read more

  The 15 September 2011 by   Azanimals
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• Watching Wildlife - September

  

  European Hedgehog It is now the time of year when the gorgeous flowers on the trees and bushes are starting to disappear leaving fleshy fruits, nuts and... Read more

  The 13 September 2011 by   Azanimals
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• Featured Animal: Bongo

  

  The bongo is a reddish-orange hoofed animal with white stripes running vertically along the body of the bongo. The bongo is the one largest species of... Read more

  The 13 September 2011 by   Azanimals
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• Featured Animal: Guppy

  

  The guppy (also known as the millionfish) is a small colourful species of freshwater tropical fish that is found naturally in the rivers and lakes of South... Read more

  The 12 September 2011 by   Azanimals
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• Different Animal Tracks

  

  Otter Tracks Having almost completely disappeared from British waterways in the 1970s, efforts to save Otters from extinction have proved to be working.... Read more

  The 09 September 2011 by   Azanimals
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• Dolphins Talk Like Humans

  

  image credit Dolphins do not whistle, but instead 'talk' to each other using a process very similar to the way that humans communicate, according to a new... Read more

  The 08 September 2011 by   Gerard
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• The Great Migration

  

  Every year one of the most incredible natural spectacles on the planet occurs in East Africa when nearly 2 million animals are known to travel a distance of... Read more

  The 06 September 2011 by   Azanimals
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