Ark Lady’s Pet Newsletter

Ark Lady (Diana L Guerrero

Ark Lady (Diana L GuerreroI’m glad you stopped by Ark Animals for a visit and wanted to let you know that we are in the process of merging the original site into the blog format so that it will be easier for you to find many more articles than those listed in the archive.

Ark Animals is usually updated three times a week–so you’ll find new information on animal behavior, animal careers, animal training and pets regularly. There are over a thousand pages to view so you have a lot to sift through! While we are in transition you’ll see news posts until we finish the restructuring and republishing.

I want to encourage you to take advantage of my new premium newsletters. They are new for 2012 so pick the one that best suit your needs.

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Enjoy your visit & please make it a habit to come back regularly.

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First Tiger Photos Snapped in India Corridor

Conservationists snapped the first known images of a Bengal tiger in an area of northern India that is important habitat for the endangered species.

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First Tiger Photos Snapped in India Corridor

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Man-Eating Leopard Stalks Village

Five people are dead in a village in Nepal after the same leopard attacked them.

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Man-Eating Leopard Stalks Village

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How The Zebra Got Its Stripes

Bold black and white stripes might help zebras evade disease-carrying flies but that’s not the only benefit.

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How The Zebra Got Its Stripes

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