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41. Protecting Tanzaniaâ€™s elephants

Protecting Tanzaniaâ€™s elephants Photo feature: protecting Tanzaniaâ€™s elephants Sep 17, 2009 Tweet elephants are at risk. When they eat or trample crops and injure humans, the reprisals can be swift

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42. US stars take action for World Animal Week

she helped rescue a baby elephant. The elephant, Chaimu, is now being cared for at an orphanage overseen by WSPA member society the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust . Kristin and the other celebrity supporters are joining the worldâ€™s largest

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43. Results

Program Read more... Elephant Kingdom THAILAND Email Environmental, Vegetarian, Shelter, Pet Adoption, Sanctuary, Wildlife Rehabilitation Read more... Elephant Nature Foundation CHIANG MAI THAILAND Email Wildlife Conservation Read

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44. Animal Rights, Endangered Species and Human Survival, by Lewis Regenstein

beavers, elephants and even lions. South America had giant armadillos called glyptodons and mammoth ground sloths. In Europe forest elephants, hippopotami and huge bison and deer lumbered

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45. The Post-Darwinian Transition, by David Pearce

a whale or an elephant, for instance, to establish whether approximate equality of biological propensity to anguish is really the case. Greater encephalisation of emotion most likely does extend the

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46. IDA Campaigns, Circuses

into a state of neurosis. Elephants constantly sway back and forth in their chains and the tigers constantly pace in their cages. These repetitive behaviors are symptoms of deep psychological distress. Elephants in the

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47. In Defense of Animals

Help IDA Survey Elephants In Zoos Do you want to do something meaningful to help Elephants in captivity? IDA is conducting a survey of Elephants in zoos, focusing

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48. Information Centre of General Animal Protection (beta) - Holds More Than 64,...

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49. International Vegetarian Union - Food for the Gods (book review)

onto the back of an elephant. Sinking its pitiless teeth and claws into the pachyderm, the lion draws blood, but it isn't long before the elephant heaves its shoulders and sends the lion

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