Category: Pets
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Chile’s Marine Park Tic Toc to boost global blue whale and dolphin conservation
Blue whale conservation gets a boost. The approval by the government of Chile of the largest Marine Protected Area (MPA) in continental Chile is a boost to conservation efforts for blue whales and dolphins. The Tic-Toc MPA on Chile’s southern coast announced this week follows almost 15 years of work by a number of…
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Hermès honoring its roots with customizable saddle service
Customizable saddle options available at Hermès. A saddle that is perfectly adapted to the owner’s riding style is of major importance in equestrian sports. To build awareness for its wide range of equestrian items for rider, horse and stable, French luxury house Hermès (established in 1837 as a saddlery) officially launched its…
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Getting close looks at polar bears in their natural environment. Polar bears join natural wonders at Google Maps
Images of the majestic polar bears from Churchill (Canada) waiting for sea ice to freeze can be seen thanks to Google Maps. The Internet giant’s free online mapping service added polar bears from the polar bear capital to the natural wonders we can glimpse from our homes. While climate change may seem like a gradual…
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Every dog has its diet
Dogs’ dinners are getting a makeover, with pet popcorn, ice-cream and breakfast cereal all on the menu. You can even eat out with your pooch, but surely that’s just barking
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2014 New York Pet Fashion. Couture for haute doggies
The 2014 New York Pet Fashion Show is just around the corner. The annual New York Pet Fashion Show is a celebration of love for animal rescue and helps save animals lives. The show kicks off Westminster Weekend, Fashion Week and Valentines Day with the largest pet fashion and rescue event in the world.…
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Blancpain Pristine Seas expedition to Franz Josef Land, the Russian Arctic jewel
Franz Josef Land is a remote Russian archipelago harbors with a wild Arctic ecosystem that includes walruses, whales, polar bears, seals, and large nesting colonies of seabirds. But global warming may be affecting this remote ecosystem in ways we still do not fully comprehend. An international group of scientists and filmmakers is now assessing…