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Sunday, October 12, 2008
White lions are rarely seen in the wild, but around 500 are in captivity. Now, the Global White Lion Protection Trust plans to introduce some into a nature reserve. Will the lions adapt or fall victim to the dangers of their nearly-wild reserve?
Are Africa's elephants suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder? Can we really compare elephants with humans?
More great white shark attacks are reported along the coast of California than any other place in the world. This 135 mile-stretch called The Red Triangle is the "Grand Central" for great white sharks.
While on a study in Sharkville, a shark-infested area off Africa's coast, shark expert Ryan Johnson made the discovery of a lifetime, great whites hunting at night.
Bison, American Buffalo.
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