Watch Big Cats In Action In Slow Motion
It's a real treat to watch big cats in action in slow motion. Animal enthusiasts like us have always been in search of videos like this. Wonderful clip. You will enjoy!
It's a real treat to watch big cats in action in slow motion. Animal enthusiasts like us have always been in search of videos like this. Wonderful clip. You will enjoy!
Right from the core of the heart we appreciate the work of Asian Conservation Awareness Programme - ACAP. Right said... Killing can only be stopped if buying stops. Already we have lost many animals. The list of extinct species is incredibly long and includes but not restricted to woolly mammoth, Spotted hyena, Anancus, European cave lion, Cretan Dwarf Hippopotamus, Issoire Lynx, Tenerife Giant Rat, Woolly Rhinoceros, Aurochs, Ratas Island Lizard, Santo Stefano Lizard, Eurasian Aurochs, Indian Aurochs, Bali Tiger, Java Tiger, Panay Giant Fruit Bat, Flores Cave Rat, Cebu Warty Pig, Cyprus Dwarf Hippopotamus, Golden Toad, Pink Headed Duck, and the list goes on...
This is almost the last hour running and if we are not aware today, tomorrow is going to be our turn! Save life! Special thanks to Asian Conservation Awareness Programme
Here's another white tiger video. Well, but before you click to play and watch out the three majestic white tigers I wish to tell you that if your are thinking that white tigers fall on a distinctive subspecies, you are wrong. They are not a different subspecies. The most interesting fact about them is that they can breed with the orange tigers and the offspring will all be orange, because the white pigment of one of the parent is for recessive gene.
Here's the closest member of the mythical Unicorns worth viewing. This classy heard of white deer had been spotted in Seneca Co., New York, reported Solorzano. Found at the former Seneca Army Depot Seneca County, New York, these gorgeous white deer is facing a threat of extinction. Check out this white deer video and you will find how wonderful these creatures are. They are so rare that Native Americans called them 'ghosts', believing that they had magical powers. The white pigmentation is a boon of the recessive gene.
Dennis Money of the Seneca White Deer Group says: "Because they are unique, we have a situation here that no one else has in the entire world, almost 300 white animals". Genuine steps have been taken for the conservation of white deer. Enjoy this rare animal video....
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