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HSUS-Exotic Animal Ban in Ohio
Wayne Pacelle, head of HSUS , informs us that Governor Kasich of Ohio has enacted a law concerning wild animal ownership in Ohio. Common-Sense Ban on Dangerous Exotic Animals Signed in Ohio Posted: 06 Jun 2012 02:06 PM PDT Common sense, rather than tragedy, should drive public policy decisions, but sometimes it takes a high-profile […]
Tibet
Since 1949, Tibet has been part of China, but was an independent country until then. Some of the wildlife found in Tibet includes Tibetan eagles, marmots, Himalayan mouse hares, foxes, and Himalayan ravens. Marmots, which are rodents which live in burrows, are the most common animal seen in Tibet. Himalayan mouse hares have been seen […]



