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Any political attack on social security is an attack on your well-being. The well-being of your family. The well-being of people who have one plan to live out their lives: social security.
what the actual FUCK, Underground Reptiles is now breeding SAND CATS for purchase
There’s no way that the parents weren’t smuggled illegally.
Underground Reptiles has probably THE sketchiest reputation amongst the reptile community. Mislabeled animals, animals that are often sick or covered in parasites, and now *this*.
It’s easy and fun to report Underground Reptiles to US FWS:
If you need a city for the form, put in Deerfield Beach- that’s where their HQ is. I’m not sure if the warehouse is there, and I know that a lot of their animals are contracted from random breeders, but Deerfield Beach is what’s listed on their BBB page.
I had heard whispers of people buying these to breed hybrids with domestic cats but uh. I am saddened to see that maybe that rumor wasn’t as full of shit as I anticipated.
Hey! I had a recent misadventure with a cancerous tumor in my leg and had surgery and radiotherapy- this goal will help me cover some of the costs of treatment, thank you for your support!
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Global rhinoceros numbers have increased to 27,000 despite populations being ravaged by poaching and habitat loss, new figures show, with some species rebounding for the first time in a decade.
Rhinos numbered about 500,000 across Africa and Asia in the 20th century but their populations have been devastated. Last year, they began showing signs of recovery in some areas, although two species – the Javan and Sumatran – remain close to disappearing.
Figures released by the IUCN African Rhino Specialist Group, the conservation body, indicate that the global rhino population increased to about 27,000 at the end of last year, with southern white rhino numbers increasing for the first time since 2012, from 15,942 at the end of 2021 to 16,803. In 2021, the world’s rhino population was estimated to be 26,272.
Black rhinos, native to east and southern Africa, have been heavily depleted by poaching for their horns but last year increased by nearly 5%, rising from 6,195 at the end of 2021 to 6,487 at the end of 2022. This increase has happened despite a rise in black rhinos killed by poachers, and has been aided by conservationists establishing new populations that have grown in size.
