#Wolf Rescue #Italy 🇮🇹 #Firefighters
Intervention this morning by the firefighters of Milan experts in rescue with SAF (Speleo Alpino Fluviali) techniques in Gaggiano to rescue a #wolf stuck on a ridge in Naviglio Grande.
Once recovered, the wild animal was entrusted to the staff of the Wild Animal Recovery Center in #Milan. VIGILI DEL FUOCO
Taking the Turtle 🐢 Across the rd?
You otter know: #River otters were reintroduced at Big Stone National #Wildlife #Refuge in #Minnesota in 1981. The effort was extremely successful and otter sightings are now common along area rivers where they primarily feed on yellow #bullhead. 🦦 🐟
Three river #otters play and slide in the snow and eventually investigate the camera.
New footage from remote motion-sensing cameras has restored hopes for the survival of the critically endangered southern brush-tailed rock-wallaby.
FOREST FIRE MANAGEMENT
VICTORIA FIRE 🔥 🇦🇺
When the devastating bushfire in the Grampians (Gariwerd) National Park swept through habitat of the wallaby in December, emergency services took action to support them.
Several females and joeys have been photographed enjoying some carrots and other feed dropped by helicopters and a specialised drone.
Food will continue to be dropped to the colony while fire is still active in the park. Once it is safe, crews will set up ground feeding and water stations to support the wallabies as their natural food sources return.
This is all thanks to the hard work of Parks Victoria's Grampians Ark team, supported by emergency services personnel.
Washington Bear Rehab
Little Fuzzy Feet 😍
Oh baby! Actually, babies!
Look closely, and you'll spot northern fur seal pups resting in a cove, hiding from hungry great white sharks, as they wait for their mothers to return from the sea to nurse. Taken at the Farallon Islands National Wildlife Refuge, the Farallon Islands host one of only two fur seal rookeries south of Alaska. Pups are born in June-August and most are weaned by late November, when they head to sea on their own. Northern fur seals were exterminated from the Farallones in the early 19th century by seal hunters. They returned in 1996 after over 150 years of absence and have been increasing dramatically ever since.
A truly remarkable recovery.
Video by Gerry McChesney/USFWS at San Francisco Bay NWR Complex
The “Work smart, not hard” award goes to BB, who relishes comfort almost as much as he enjoys fish. He has mastered the art of relaxation while still managing to catch a meal. This laid-back angler is proof that you don't always have to work hard to enjoy the fruits of your labor.
#AnanBearAwards
Animals around the World 🌎
