Posted by catinwater on March 8, 2012 · 3 Comments
One of the best parts of working on CAT in WATER is engaging with the active conservation minded community that participates in conversations about the species by leaving comments on our blog, and tweeting back and forth with us on Twitter. @MrGuilt, AKA Charles Barilleaux, was one of our first @CATinWATER Twitter followers, and it … Read more
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Posted by catinwater on March 1, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Thank you to everyone who has supported our project so far. CAT in WATER is already leaps and bounds closer to sending you an unprecedented look at the life of the fishing cat. Each pledge warms our hearts and brings hope for this endangered species. It would be a shame for fishing cats to … Read more
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Posted by catinwater on March 1, 2011 · 1 Comment
Night vision video of wild fishing cats, long-tailed monkeys flying through the trees, the mountain of 300 peaks This video by the research team working with fishing cats in Thailand makes you want to be there, or at least makes you want to help this endangered species. You can help the fishing cat by pledging … Read more
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Posted by catinwater on February 26, 2011 · Leave a Comment
In cat speak, “Hubba hubba.” Lek, meet Electra. Electra, meet Lek. They might only be able to peek at each other right now in side-by-side enclosures, but soon, these two fishing cats could just help their species get one more kitten away from extinction. The Smithsonian Institute’s National Zoo debuted their newest addition to the … Read more
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