In 1900 there were 100,000 cheetahs in the world. By 2006, due to loss of habitat and prey, the number of cheetahs has declined to just 12,000. That's why I founded KidsLoveAnimals.com, which is dedicated to educating kids and their families about endangered species. If you love animals, please bookmark this site. In future posts we will take you along on our personal journey to Save the Animals through our KIDSLOVEANIMALS.com DVD series.
This is the largest of the three species of zebras, and it is mainly found in Northern Kenya and parts of Ethiopia. It is estimated that there are fewer than 3500 of these animals left in the world. Of this number, 17% of them live on land that is owned by the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy.
posted by Paul at 10:06 PM
I'm a writer, filmmaker, photographer, traveler, dreamer, runner and entrepreneur, who is working to save the endangered cheetah and rhino.
5 Comments:
Wow, what an amazing blog you have! Definitely must go on my blogroll! I wanted to be a zookeeper 'til I was 14, I let that go but still have a great love for all animals. My knowledge of them has helped me in what I currently do in ways I would have never imagined. Plus, I still get to work with them from time to time, as well.
Thanks for coming to my blog, I will surely be a regular on yours! =)
8:19 PM
My guess is Grevy's, but I think he (?) looks more like a Garreth.
10:11 PM
Wonderful wildlife images you have shown us here. Excellent!
And, ... also nice to see you getting the kids involved out or with nature.
Mine are involved with me out in nature, and I consider all kids to be one of our greatest resources on earth.
Hopefully, we can teach them well together!
Nice site, and I'll be back!!
10:51 AM
Garreth the Grevy?
Our local Zoo has Plains Zebras.
And I think there used to be a Zebra named a "Queen Elizabeth" but they are all extict now...?
My Mum makes Sock Zebras!
9:57 PM
the answer i say is a
10:42 AM
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