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In the mid 1800's, the West African or Niger giraffes were plentiful in various herds located around the Senegal and Cameroon areas. During the course of the following century horrific droughts, habitat loss, farm land conversion, food scarcity, and hunting—caused...

SOUTH AFRICA - Baboon Fred sits inside a car eating a piece of fruit on the outskirts of Cape Town after breaking inside the car. Visitors heading to South Africa for the 2010 World Cup are worried about the high...

Words would really not do justice to this poignant tale of friendship. Not when there is this beautiful video which tells the story so engagingly. Watch it and Enjoy! Then, sit back and share with the AllVoices Community, the range...

Gorilla's are very intelligent and sensitive beings. They live in groups of three to thirty. Adult males usually leave after their sexual maturity to start their own group or join other bachelors. The human population explosion in Africa is creating...

If the world's major economies are not able to come up with an effective climate treaty to replace Kyoto this December, they may see members of the African Union walk out of the climate negotiations. Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi...

RWANDA - Nature's Best Photography, the Windland Smith Rice International Awards competition, celebrates natures most incredible sights and creatures every year. The winning image is chosen out of hundreds of thousands of photos submitted by photographers from all around the...

South African disaster managers say they are confident they can remove oil from a stricken cargo ship in Cape Town’s Table Bay. The Turkish ship Seli 1 ran aground Tuesday and the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) took off the...

These adorable dwarf mongooses are the smallest carnivores in Africa, Asia and other countries. They are social creatures that live in groups of two to thirty in dry grassland, brushland and mountain scrub. The dominate female is usually the leader...

UGUNDA - An African game warden was walking down a road in Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda, and accidentally disturbed a two ton hippo having its lunch. Fortunately for the game warden, the animal was probably out of shape and...

By: Wendy Owen Well in my opinion the main thing that keeps us tossing and turning at night is worrying about not going to sleep. Sure there might be other reasons for sleeplessness; chronic pain, restless legs syndrome, partner disturbance,...