Nature Girl
Every week we will discuss environmental issues, holidays, community service and ways to stay in touch with nature.
Nature Girl has a definite new start!!
Hi, I'm the new columnist, Julia.
It's great to be the columnist of Nature Girl and to see that so many people love nature!
Since Nature Girl is starting out great, I thought a good topic to talk about this year is animals and animal cruelty and how we can help them stand up for their rights.
Every fortnight, there will be a submission on a specie, a new website about animals and animal rights with all the information about it and some tips on how you can help animals in any way! ^-^
Animals are a great BIG part of nature and everyone should respect them.
Hope you will all enjoy the page this year!
Red Wolf
The Red Wolf is a mammal of the order Carnivora. It once roamed throughout the Southeastern United States and is an ice age survivor of the Late Pleistocene epoch. The Red Wolf has a reddish coat, silver-gray forehead and darker signs on white legs and a cream underbelly. The Red Wolf has long ears and smooth coat with long legs. Hunting and agriculturalization have combined to bring the red wolf near to extinction, because it was thought to be a threat to livestock. It is now considered rare. There are thought to be about 300 red wolves remaining in the world, with 220 of those in captivity. Red Wolves are shy and wary creatures. They prefer to hunt alone or in small family groups. Their diet consists of small animals, including rabbits, raccoons and rodents.