Global-unlimited's expeditions signal endangered animals


		Nature and wildlife reports with photo and video Global-Unlimited's expeditions, photo/video safaris and sailing adventures report about wildlife. The actual reports consist of text, photo's (photo book) and video of mostly endangered animals like west african giraffes, leatherback turtles, sperm whales, gannets and lions. The stories are written by numerous authors among which Peter Stuivenberg and Maaike Kallenborn..
		Gannets In 1980 mankind realised that the gannet was on the edge of being distinguished. The guano trade stopped and the gannets were allowed to build their own houses including child-room from their own guano. Read more...
		Turtles The Surinam police got one poacher with over 100.000 turtle eggs in his van and two Leatherbacks turtles. He was on his way to the local market in Paramaribo. Read more...
		West-African giraffe There are 60 or 70 West African giraffes left, which means that this very rare giraffe is almost distinguished. Read more...
		Lions The death of lions in South African Kruger Park is due to aids and tuberculoses, says the managing director of the Addo Croc & Lion Ranch. Read more...
		Sperm whales Vision may play a central role in sperm whale predation. Sperm whales locate their prey visually, either silhouetted against the midwater 'sky '. Read more...