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Ross Hunter

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• Apr 28, 2006

• #1

Well lately on the ex beebs we have been hearing about bad news but i am your savior i have brought good news that i think you should all no about the first thing is they have put a wild giant Panda back in the wild as it is the first one to have lived in captivity then put back in the wild

The second bit of good news is that Some white lions have been realesed too White lions are very rare and have only lived in captivity after being killed from the wild by poaching but some have been realesed

i hope this cheered some of you up sorry for the lack of good news to do with birds

 

brianfm

Botanical Birder

• Apr 28, 2006

• #2

Ross Hunter said:

Well lately on the ex beebs we have been hearing about bad news but i am your savior i have brought good news that i think you should all no about the first thing is they have put a wild giant Panda back in the wild as it is the first one to have lived in captivity then put back in the wild

The second bit of good news is that Some white lions have been realesed too White lions are very rare and have only lived in captivity after being killed from the wild by poaching but some have been realesed

i hope this cheered some of you up sorry for the lack of good news to do with birds

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Hi Ross

Thats good news, thanks.

I would like to read about these bits of news. Have you any links or advice as to where to look please. In respect of White Lions I remember reading about a couple in a book I have somewhere. I had understood that their survival chances where thought to be small. Can any one comment?

Cheers

 

Renee Redstart

Well-known member

• Apr 28, 2006

• #3

That's all smashing news Ross, thanks. I found the following link for Pandas;-

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/4953106.stm

 

Pam_m

Well-known member

• Apr 28, 2006

• #4

:clap: Wonderful news Ross,

Let us hope that their release into their natural environment will be a resounding success, and let's hope that mankind play their part in their future by leaving them in peace and leave their natural habitat alone!!

You have certainly cheered me up with that wonderful news.

I think I will nominate you to be our Wildlife reporter. Your love of all creatures great and small is obvious to see. :clap:

 

Liebchen

Well-known member

• Apr 28, 2006

• #5

Brilliant news Ross. Certainly cheered me up especially the Panda one. I've recently watched a program on Pandas and one female was shown raising a tiny baby. I could not believe how tiny this baby was especially compared to the size of a fully grown Panda. The mother was so gentle and caring it was amazing and the baby so tiny and vulnerable it was hard to believe that some of them manage to grow up into big Pandas. The program also said how hard it is for Panda's to survive in the Wild and that not many babies make it. I'll keep my fingers crossed that this Panda will have a happy future.

Liebchen

 

Sue Wright

Well-known member

• Apr 28, 2006

• #6

Well noted Ross, always lovely to hear about animals getting back to the wild where they should be.

 

Dizzy

Well-known member

• Apr 28, 2006

• #7

Well done Ross....its always nice to hear some good news for a change.


Best wishes

 

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SAFM

Well-known member

• May 1, 2006

• #8

Hi Ross,

that is great to hear, I think we need a good success story every now and again

Scott