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“Logging rules in Alberta are pretty antiquated – companies have a lot of sway,” Villeneuve said. “The rules they created 60 years ago are probably not sound, scientifically.” ....
“Logging rules in Alberta are pretty antiquated – companies have a lot of sway,” Villeneuve said. “The rules they created 60 years ago are probably not sound, scientifically.” ....
One of Toronto Zoo s miracle cubs has died One of the three endangered Amur tiger cubs born at Toronto Zoo last week died yesterday. According to a tweet this afternoon from the zoo, it had started looking sickly early Friday morning, and its mother, 14-year-old Mazyria, separated it from her two healthier cubs. Zoo staff rushed in to see if they could save the 790-gram kit, which was dangerously cold and severely dehydrated. The team made heroic efforts, including inserting a stomach tube to feed the cub, who had not yet learned to suckle. The cub improved long enough to undergo an examination, and an ultrasound revealed the underlying cause of its mother’s initial rejection. They found evidence of hepatitis, which had damaged its liver beyond repair. ....
Endangered newborn Amur tiger cub at Toronto Zoo has died by Charlene Close Last Updated May 10, 2021 at 3:47 pm EDT The Toronto Zoo has announced one of its week-old tiger cubs has died. (Toronto Zoo/twitter) Heavy hearts at the Toronto Zoo on Monday. One of its week-old Amur tiger cubs died on Sunday. Zoo staff noticed that same day one of the cubs was lethargic and mom, Mazy, was seen separating it from her two other cubs within the den. It weighed only 790 grams, was in a coma, and was severely hypothermic and dehydrated. The zoo’s veterinary team began caring for the cub around the clock but blood tests confirmed severe liver damage and life-threatening electrolyte imbalances. ....