Welcome to wildlife world
Malaysia Wildlife Rescue Unit Global movement strives to preserve millions of rainforest species There is a global effort underway to preserve the welfare and habitats of species living in the Malaysian rainforests involving conservationists, zoos, scientists, researchers, veterinarians, rangers, farmers and local villagers. It also involves a vast variety of … Read more
Lion – what he eats in the savannah What lions eat. The lion is a predator; indeed, it is the most powerful predator on the savannah. When we talk about the Lion King, we mean the animal at the top of the food chain, and it has no rivals. Leo … Read more
Jaguar The Biggest America’s Cat Jaguar The Biggest America’s Cat Scientific Name: Panthera onca English name: Jaguar Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Carnivora Family: Felidae Link to Red List page: Red List Page of Jaguar Habitat: He loves the environment of the forest with rivers. In that environment, he can find … Read more
Indian Rhinoceros | The Greater One-Horned Rhinoceros Indian Rhinoceros The Greater One-Horned Rhinoceros Scientific Name: Rhinoceros unicornis English name: Indian Rhinoceros, Greater One-horned Rhino, Great Indian Rhinoceros Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Perissodactyla Family: Rhinocerotidae Link to Red List page: Red List page of Indian rhinoceros Where to find: Today of … Read more
Even this year, the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2020 has reached its conclusion and is proud to announce that the OVERALL WINNER of this year’s competition is Mark Fitzpatrick, for his amazing photograph entitled Terry the Turtle flipping the bird. Although this is a very difficult year all over the … Read more
Funny Dogs The dog and the mother-in-law A man goes to find his neighbor and knocks on his door. The neighbor replies: – Yup ? – Hi, I’m coming to see you because your dog has bitten my mother-in-law twice! – Oh no! You are not serious! I will make … Read more
Comedy Pet Photo Awards 2020 In this pandemic period in which we were forced into the house, we perhaps realized the importance of our pets, not only wild animals therefore in our blog, but from now on we begin to give space also to pets, which basically a some savages … Read more
Comedy wildlife photography awards 2020 It is a year that we will not easily forget, not only for the immense damage that this pandemic is causing worldwide, but also because we realized that its origin is linked to environmental degradation and the misuse that we are making of resources. of … Read more
Alaska the land of bears and ices
Alaska the land of bears and ices Country United States Of America Region/State Alaska Official Language English 86% native and other languages 14% Area 1.717.000 km q Population 736.000 Density 0.43 ab/kmq Capital city Juneau Largest city Anchorage Climate The Alaska climate is cold, everywhere you go is cold, just … Read more
Wild Russia uncontaminated nature
Wild Russia experience of uncontaminated nature Country Russia Federation Region/State Russia Official Language Russian Area 17.075.200 km2 Population 144.463.451 Density 8.4/km2 Capital city Moscow Largest city Moscow 12 mil. Climate The climate of Russia is variable, with his incredible extension is more than normal. The climate can be divided into … Read more
Sahara desert
Sahara desert treasures The Sahara desert is one of the most inhospitable places on earth, and being a desert it is almost total lack of humidity. Its immense proportions are difficult to delimit because it is difficult to define precisely where the desert ends and where the savannah begins. To … Read more
Sand Creek massacre – an American blot
Sand Creek massacre 29 November 1865 the American’s shame, in Colorado a group of 675 men in force of cavalry, attack and destroy the Cheyenne and Arapaho village, about 70 to 165 people were killed an at least two-thirds were woman and children ( source Wikipedia), this is Sand Creek … Read more
Live with Nomads Mongolia
Live with Mongolia’s nomads live with nomads Mongolia, when we speak about Mongolia we remember Genghis Khan. Lived between 1162 and 1227, its great merit was to unify all the territories won under one single empire. One of the greatest that the story remembers. Mongolia is predominantly composed of the … Read more
Rwanda Volcanoes NP Gorilla – Umubano group
Last Gorilla Rwanda Volcanos Gorilla, we introduce today this great and spectacular animal. Mountain gorillas are protected from extinction risk. All the travelers have the same opinion, to visit gorillas is an incredible emotion!! We agree, who can go, remember the number of visitors is very strictly and need to … Read more
Lofoten trip to Norway
Beyond the Arctic polar circle Lofoten, the call of the great North has always been alive in me, especially in recent years, but now my exploratory moment has begun … The desire for adventure after the trip I took last year to Iceland exploded with all its roar, and the … Read more
Serengeti lions of Tanzania
Lions of Tanzania The lions of Tanzania Lions of Tanzania, the first time I had the opportunity to do a campsite experience in the Serengeti was many years ago, we were totally inexperienced with wildlife. First time in Savannah It was our first experience and our guide even though it was skillful … Read more
Wildlife
Wildlife is fundamental for the environment, it refers to all those animals and organisms that live in an environment in a wild way but which have not been introduced by man.
The lack of wildlife or even part of wildlife creates an imbalance in the ecosystem.
Conservation allows the maintenance of biodiversity, which makes ecosystems more robust and this is a benefit for all humanity.
Unfortunately it is not easy to help people understand how much wildlife is essential for the environment and our lives. This happens because we live completely immersed in our chaotic lives and we are led to think that environmental problems are marginal.
It is only an illusion, we can think of saving time by forgetting the priorities of the environment and therefore having immediate benefits but over time nature presents us with the bill, and as we have all seen in recent years the consequences are catastrophic. Hurricanes as never seen before, rising temperatures all over the planet, global pandemics with hundreds of thousands of victims, is this the world we want? is this the world we will leave to our children and grandchildren?
We are destroying our home, we are destroying everyone's home.
Fortunately, we are still in time to have more attention for wildlife and the environment and especially the new generations are more sensitive to the problems of climate change.
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Technology and wildlife environment
For us, as humans, it is difficult to understand the importance of wildlife. Our lives are based on technology and technology is in every aspect of our lives, if there were no technology maybe we could write these words but you certainly could not read them as you are reading them now. However, technology should be at the service of humanity and not enslaving people.
We have completely detached ourselves from nature, and now our bodies and minds are suffering from it. Everything we do, leaving the canons that nature imposes on us, leads us to live a state of forcing that often becomes a pathology such as stress which is in turn the cause of many other diseases. It is a spiraling vortex, and when you are inside, it is like a tornado.
Environment and human being
That's why protecting wildlife and its habitat has direct relevance for humans and society. If nature is healthy, the ecosystem including wildlife is healthy, we also benefit from this. When I hear people say otherwise, I wonder how that person thinks otherwise. I have done many tests and every time you find out that there are economic or political interests behind them, which however are usually connected, it seems that they have misunderstood the problem, they are hiding their commercial interests.
Politicians are doing it for their seats, while in society, people, especially those who have an excellent social position, do it for fear of losing their status quo.
A wild journey
This site is a wild journey into the immense world of wild animals, it is the journey we want to take with you, hoping to give the right message. We want to provide signals that lead to greater awareness of the importance of safeguarding the environment and wild life.
We must give space to dialogue between souls, wild animal rights, ecologists, scientists and entrepreneurs. The solutions are born from dialogue and constant commitment. Maybe now is the right time to make people aware of this problem, it is not very difficult to understand, especially for the new generations, the incredible contradiction that exists between being on the road to Mars and killing innocent animals.
We will therefore visit distant and extreme wild lands, for example, we will go to Alaska with the Eskimo hunters in the great cold. Even in cold Siberia and even in beautiful Peru. Hence the wonderful heart of Africa where you will discover the extremely wild savannah and its wild animals.
We will cross stormy seas with great adventure pioneers. We will go to the highest mountains and get to know the greatest climbers and explorers. We will take you to the wildest parts of Asia. Where wildlife is part of the lifestyle across the continent.
We will try to get to know wild animals such as lions, tigers or bears. But also with large marine mammals such as whales, killer whales and sharks.
The Wild Blog
The wild blog section is dedicated to current events, to the significant moments of our social life, which affect the environment and wildlife, but also reports of events from some adventures around the world. Experiences usually have two characteristics that we love, the first is the environment, which is often extreme and the second, which when it is a success, opens the way to new horizons.
Wildlife and tourism
In fact, many countries have found that hunting is better prohibited and wildlife tourism promoted. The reason is simple, the hunters spent money but they are a small group of people. Tourists are much more than hunters and move more money. Another effect is the reputation of the country, it is easy to understand the power of thousands of enthusiastic people in a place. We hope that more and more people experience adventures in harmony with nature.
Sometimes we'll talk about the organizations involved in the preservation. Like Panthera or WWF or Greenpeace or Sea Shepherd and Amnesty International.
In conclusion, we recommend if you can to help this o even other organizations you like. This is the first shade of activism.
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The Waiwl Team
