World/Wildlife

Indigenous Tribe Takes Charge of Ostrich Farm in British Columbia, Issues Cease-and-Desist to Protect Land and Wildlife🔥80

9/25/2025•World > Wildlife

•The tribe issued a cease and desist order to safeguard the birds and the land.
•Any future decisions regarding the farm must now involve consultation with the tribe.
•The move highlights Indigenous authority in land stewardship and animal protection.
•Ostrich farming is a niche but notable agricultural practice in Canada, with roots in the 1990s.
•Community reaction is mixed, with some supporting tribal oversight and others worried about economic impacts.

9/14/2025•World > Wildlife

•The video captures a dramatic predator-prey battle rarely witnessed in the deep sea
•Sperm whales are the largest toothed predators, diving over 2,000 meters to hunt
•Giant squids fight back with powerful tentacles and sharp-toothed suckers
•Most past knowledge came from sucker scars on whales and squid remains in stomachs

8/30/2025•World > Wildlife

•Dolphins leapt up to 10 feet into the air, thrilling passengers on board.
•The pod was estimated to number over 100 animals.
•Stampeding behavior is linked to feeding, social play, or joining other pods.
•Dolphin sightings are common along Southern California’s coast, though large, synchronized stampedes are less predictable.