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Birds of Prey Rescue: Changing the Future for Endangered Wildlife (Firefly Animal Rescue)
This latest addition to the Firefly Animal Rescue series profiles the dedicated people and projects around the world helping raptors to survive, including: - The Philippine Eagle Foundation that is bringing the Philippine eagle back from the brink of extinction; - Lindsay Oaks, an American microbiologist, who helped discover what is killing vultures in Asia; - Sophie Osborn, who monitors released California condors; - The biologists using Peregrine falcons as "foster parents" for the young of...
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Birds Of Prey Rescue : Changing The Future For Endangered Wildlife
Birds of prey, otherwise known as raptors, have been respected and admired yet also feared and loathed throughout their existence. They are meat-eating birds and extremely well-equipped for the hunt, with powerful eyesight, ultra-sensitive hearing, and sharp talons. Despite these apparent advantages, many birds of prey species are seriously endangered or threatened.
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Birds of Prey Rescue: Changing the Future for Endangered Wildlife (Firefly Animal Rescue)
This latest addition to the Firefly Animal Rescue series profiles the dedicated people and projects around the world helping raptors to survive, including: The Philippine Eagle Foundation that is bringing the Philippine eagle back from the brink of extinction; Lindsay Oaks, an American microbiologist, who helped discover what is killing vultures in Asia; Sophie Osborn, who monitors released California condors; The biologists using Peregrine falcons as foster parents for the young of the endangered...
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