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Rare wolf found safe in New Brighton
Source: StarTribune - By BOB VON STERNBERG, BRETT AKAGI and ABBY SIMONS
After three nights on the run, a rare wolf mysteriously sprung from a cage at a wildlife center in Forest Lake was captured safely Thursday in New Brighton. "She's going to be fine, thank heavens," said Peggy Callahan, executive director of the Wildlife Science Center, who had the animal wrapped in a blanket in the back of an SUV.
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Cincinnati Zoo Rhino Soon To Be A Dad
Source: WildAid - By:WKRC Cincinnati
Andalas, the Cincinnati Zoo's first Sumatran rhino calf has produced the first Sumatran rhino pregnancy in Southeast Asia for the global captive breeding program.
Andalas and his mate, Ratu, both eight-years-old, are expecting a calf in May of 2011. Both are living at the Sumatran Rhine Sanctuary in Indonesia. Andalas was born in 2001, the first Sumatran rhino born in captivity in 112 years. Ratu, a native Indonesian, wandered into a village just outside the Way Kambas Park and was brought to the Sanctuary to keep her safe. The two rhinos will remain at the 250-acre complex built and supported by the International Rhino Foundation.
Today, there are only 10 Sumatran rhinos living in captivity worldwide and fewer than 200 of these animals exist in isolated pockets of...
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