Pets News – Weekly Newsletter for February 21-28, 2011
US state civic association elect canine as president!
MELBOURNE - Dogs aren’t just man’s best friend, they can lead men too - meet Ms Beatha Lee - a shaggy wheaten terrier who was chosen as president of Hillbrook-Tall Oaks Civic Association this year.
When the 20-year-old organisation held its annual meeting last June only the names and qualifications of candidates for president were announced.
Lee .... Source article : US state civic association elect canine as president!.
Pets News – Weekly Newsletter for February 14-21, 2011
33 pc Brits would rather spend Valentine's Day with pets than lovers!
LONDON - On the most romantic day of the year, a survey has revealed that a third of Brit pet owners are more affectionate to their furry friends than their human lovers.
It also found that 80 percent would never date someone who didn’t like their pet - while 20 percent admit they would rather have ... Read this article on Gaea Times at : 33 pc Brits would rather spend Valentine’s Day with pets than lovers!.
Pets News – Weekly Newsletter for February 7-14, 2011
Construction on Bloodhound 'supercar' to begin this week
LONDON - British engineers will this week begin construction on what they hope will be the world’s fastest car.
Called Bloodhound, it’s designed to reach a record-breaking 1,000mph.
The British car will attempt to set the mark as it breaks the land speed ... Read the original article on Gaea Times at : Construction on Bloodhound ’supercar’ to begin this week.
Pets News – Weekly Newsletter for February 1-7, 2011
FISHERMEN UNITE AGAINST TURTLE SANCTUARY IN NORTHERN INDIA
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Fishermen unite against turtle sanctuary in northern India.
Fishermen in Varanasi city of India’s northern state of Uttar Pradesh question the very existence of a Turtle sanctuary on River Ganges and say that the sanctuary negatively impacts river Ganges.
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Pets News – Weekly Newsletter for January 24-31, 2011
Migratory birds feel at home in Keetham Lake
AGRA - The favourable winter climate of tropical India attracts thousands of birds from different parts of the globe to Keetham Lake, which is located near Uttar Pradesh’s Agra city.
Amit Kumar Singh, the game warden of the bird sanctuary, told reporters on Saturday that due to the presence of various migratory birds, many bird enthusiasts .... Original source : Migratory birds feel at home in Keetham Lake.
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