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Australian Idiot Wins Darwin Award Nomination

November 4, 2014

Here's some deadly ammunition for the next time you need to ask "Just how stupid can people get?" Meet Harrison Williams, a 26-year-old Australian man who decided jumping into shark-filled water surrounding a massive whale carcass was a good idea. If you thoug...

Red Pandas Found in Myanmar

Brad Anthony

October 27, 2014

News

Researchers from Fauna & Flora International have captured the first film evidence of Red Pandas in the wilds of north-eastern Myanmar. High up in the bamboo-conifer forests of the Imawbum Mountains the adorable pair of Red Panda amble up a rock slide. This fo...

Tigers | Teacher Killed, Villagers Mob, Tribes Moved

Brad Anthony

October 27, 2014

News

Man Survives Tiger Attack? Oct 26 - Gyaneshwor Community Forest, India. A man claiming to be attacked by a tiger has allegedly sustained injuries near the location where two former fatal attacks occurred on the banks of the Narayani River. Little informati...

Corey Knowlton vs. the World

Brad Anthony

January 17, 2014

Op-Edge

Corey Knowlton is a trophy hunter who earns his livelihood from violence and killing. Last week he bid $350,000 USD in a Dallas Safari Club auction to kill a majestic individual from the few remaining endangered Black Rhino in the world, on the pretext that...

Peter Wilson & Nature’s Way Farm Stall

Brad Anthony

November 1, 2013

News

Peter Wilson operates a small dairy farm in The Crags, South Africa. He also kills primates. If Peter isn't killing off the local primates he's encouraging his staff to kill them via torture, shootings, stabbings and poison. Locals know he's on a genocidal cru...

Matt the Baboon | Global Animal Welfare Development Society

In Memoriam | Matt

Brad Anthony

September 1, 2013

In Memoriam

Matt was a member of the Loredo Troop of wild baboons who used the Hebron Nature Reserve as part of their movement corridor between the adjacent farms and properties in The Crags, Western Cape, South Africa where I spent six months working to save the Darwin P...

In Memoriam | Douglas

Brad Anthony

August 1, 2013

In Memoriam

Douglas was a Chacma Baboon who lived in the Western Cape, South Africa. He was a member of the wild Loredo Troop who frequented the area and who used the Hebron Nature Reserve as a wildlife corridor between the dangerous adjacent farms and properties. In ...

Franco Vervet | Global Animal Welfare Development Society

In Memoriam | Franco

Brad Anthony

August 1, 2013

In Memoriam

Franco was a rescued ex-pet Vervet Monkey undergoing rehabilitation at the Darwin Primate Group (DPG) sanctuary in the Western Cape, South Africa when he was confiscated by Cape Nature; the provincial "wildlife authorities". While in his temporary housing at T...