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name: Aaron Anthony Strange
age: 23
sitename: "NONE"
url: "NONE"
yourschoolname: CLU
yourcitystatecountry: Thousand Oaks/CA/US
commentsquestions: I applaud your efforts, For some unknown reason snow leopards have always been the reason for my belief maintaining existence of all life
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----- Original Message -----
From: "TigerAid" <info@tigeraid.org>
Sent: Monday, August 26, 2002 3:43 PM
Subject: Tigers in Malaysia Need Your Help
Dear friends and supporters of TigerAid,
TigerAid has issued a statement concerning reports from Malaysia about officials issuing shoot-to-kill orders of all wild tigers in the
northeastern part of the country. Please visit our website to view the entire statement. We have posted an online petition to be sent to the Minister of Science, Technology and Environment, you may find it at: http://www.ipetitions.com/campaigns/malaysian_tiger/
We need as many signatures as possible in the next few days. We are also seeking your financial support at this time, to assist with our
communications to Malaysia, our worldwide public awareness campaign, and for our Save Malaysia's Tiger fund. It is through you, the members of the Tiger Action Network, that we all can help avert a conservation tragedy.
I ask for your support. Sincerely,
Richard Birchard
Executive Director
TigerAid
http://www.tigeraid.org
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From: "phu vophung" <phu31@hotmail.com>
Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 5:36 PM
 hi, my name is phu and i want to ask you if you have any praying mantis? if so can i buy some from you, and do you live in the us so that it waold not  take so long to get them. i love praying mantis so mouch that i tryed buying them almost any where. i take good care of them but they die in a year. so i am now trying to get some more to breed them. that is why i am asking you if
you have any that i can buy?
 pleas email me back asap. thanks.
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----- Original Message -----
From: ANGELA101112@aol.com
Sent: Saturday, August 31, 2002 8:28 PM
Subject: SPIDERS OF LOUISIANA

HI, I AM INTERESTED IN GETTING A LOUISIANA SPIDER IDENTIFICATION BOOK OR POSTER FOR MY 4-H GROUP. WE ARE STUDYING SPIDERS AND SNAKES AND HAVE FOUND IT VERY HARD TO GET THESE ITEMS. DO YOU HAVE ANY OF THESE SUPPLIES OR KNOW WHERE WE COULD GET THEM. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP.....OH, GREAT WEB PAGES!!!!!
THANKS,
ANGIE
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 (snork5902g@yahoo.com) on Thursday, September 12, 2002 at 10:57:31
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name: Va. Carper, Va. Carper
age: 50
sitename: Animal Teachers:Finned and Water Ones
url: www.funkman.org/animal/fishmain.html
yourschoolname: AU
yourcitystatecountry: VA
commentsquestions: I tried signing your guest book. But it seemed to not be working.
I was looking up information mon midwife toad and found yours useful.
Thanks for covering the lesser known animals.
otherpages: Guest Book and this page
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Selkywolf" <SELKYWOLF@webtv.net>
Sent: Monday, September 16, 2002 8:48 AM
 Good morning:  First of all, your site is spectacular!!!  Good for you.  I found a  return false message on this page, thought you'd like to know.
 http://ladywildlife.com/DinosaursExtinctAnimals.html   I'm looking forward to enjoying the rest of your site, but you're  prolific like me, so it might take me a while.  Have the best of weeks!
 Selkywolf (Linda)
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Thank you so much for the compliment..  I checked out  the page you
indicated and found some rather unusual script on the top of the page.  It
was removed..  The page loaded fine anyways.. I also updated the page links.
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----- Original Message -----
From: LUCYMCGR@aol.com
Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 11:56 AM
Subject: Your Website .. ? About Pictures
Let me start by saying you have a WONDERFUL website!!!
My son is doing a report that is due next Friday (the 27th) and the Gray Mongoose, he got alot of great information about the Gray Mongoose from your site, but we having some problems finding pictures. Could we buy chance use the 4 pictures you have on your site??  Also, you wouldn't happen to know what the "footprint" of a Gray Mongoose looks like would you?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Lucy McGuire
son .. Joshua McGuire
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HI I am so happy it was helpful.  You are more than welcome to print out any pictures you need for the report.  The footprint  That's an interesting fact I never had be asked before  I will do what I can. PS  What school and state?
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My son goes to Reno Christian Acadamy, and we live in Reno, Nevada
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----- Original Message -----
From: <Giocaparola@aol.com
Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 4:48 PM
Subject: What can you tell me?

 I was staying in Kailua and saw a ton of little Portuguese Man of Wars on the beach...having grown up in the Mediterranean I wasn't too concerned  especially since these were rather small...but now I'm wondering...are the  small ones as dangerous as the bigger ones?  Is Kailua a dangerous beach to  swim in?  I mean I saw a ton of them on the beach...where in O'Ahu is it the  best to swim and not be bothered by this dangerous possibility?  Just curious  and I hope to hear from you soon.
 Mahalo,  Rico Di Dario
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Thank you for your question.
The Man of War regardless of size can be very painful and dangerous if stung.  Even though they are smaller it is best to wait until their
migrating passes to swim.  As far as where to swim I can not help you there as I am not familiar with your area.  Sorry.
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 (JMcLeod2@carolina.rr.com) on Thursday, December 19, 2002 at 17:27:49
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name: Julie
age: 41
sitename: n/a
url: n/a
yourschoolname: n/a
yourcitystatecountry: Charlotte, NC
commentsquestions: I picked up some starfish from the beach this past February.  They were dried thoroughly in the sun.  However, they still have an odor that I can't seem to get rid of. Can you suggest something? Many thanks for your assistance.
Julie
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Hi there,

   Star Fish like any other salt water fish carry the un pleasant odor of the sea.  They need to be dried for many months in the hot sun naturally or
cured with a type of salt to dry up the creatures bodily fluids.  If you were to ask a fish store that sells them they might have a book you can look at.  I am not sure of the procedure so I can not tell you how this is done, but I hope it helps you in your quest to at least find the knowledge.  (If you have a public aquarium there ask the people there also.)
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name: Kim Boden
age: 31
sitename: None
url: None
yourschoolname: Riverdale
yourcitystatecountry: Wharton, Ohio, USA
commentsquestions: my son is seeking some information on chameleons, and I can't seem to find him the answers to these 2 questions, or else I'm just not looking in the right place, any help you can give is greatly appreciated. 1. What are the chameleons main predators?
2. What are chameleons closest related to?
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Hi there,  The information you seek is here.. I hope it helps. tp://ladywildlife.com/Reptiles.htm
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----- Original Message -----
From: "CDP Aviary" <shrevepuff@msn.com>
Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2002 11:26 PM
Subject: Re: questions comments about wildlife
 Hi, I raise quaker parrots. To me, they are domesticated. I am just trying  to find out how the rest of the world would place them under domestication,  instead of WILD birds.  Animal Rights activist, PETA, HSUS, etc. are working against us bird breeders and bird lovers. They say they are "Wild" and should be put back  into the wild.  I have mutations of quakers. They are definitely what I call domesticated, I am just looking for some facts and proof to this matter.  They consider chickens domesticated but fight to say birds are wild and should not be put into cages.  I know of no books to look for to help me with this issue, do you? Thank you, Carol Phillips
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name: Carol Phillips
age: 49
sitename: CDP Aviary
url: http://www.cdpaviary.com
yourschoolname: o
yourcitystatecountry: Logansport/Louisiana/ United States
commentsquestions: Your site is very interesting. I have been studying on domestication of birds and parrots. Is there any resource I could see or how you studied on parrot domestication?  I appreciate you,Carol Phillips
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Hi there,   PETA and other people do have their points BUT so do you. When birds are stollen from their natural habitat then brought to the USA or other places are wild.  (All parrots and such were stolen from overseas in the beginning). But when they are tamed and then bred in captivity, they are considered domesticated. If the parents are left to raise them as captive breeding pairs then the babies are considered wild. Because they can be returned to the wild to replenish that bird species. The pages I have up tell you some, but their are at the local libraries
wonderful books.  Ask your librarian about it. Also you can contact zoos that have more than 30 birds and they can also tell you about it.  Also you might try people who raise them.

My Opinion:  Rare birds should be left alone, unless qualified people as in the process of raising them for  release like the California Condor. I have seen so many beautiful birds that are bred, hand raised by loving breeders or breeders that are in for just the money . Check this out. http://ladywildlife.com/animal/savetheparrot.htm
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name: Allison Tweedy
age: 52
sitename: None
url: None
yourschoolname: None
yourcitystatecountry: Keeneyville, Ill. USA
commentsquestions: I am a rehabber-do you know where I would get info on breeding VA possums-has anyone ever hand raised the babes that don't make it to the pouch?
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Corinth Central High School, New York
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