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  • Cameroonian Pygmies give pope send-off, gift of a turtle

    03/20/2009 7:57:15 AM PDT · by NYer · 16 replies · 706+ views
    CNS ^ | March 20, 2009 | John Thavis
    YAOUNDE, Cameroon (CNS) -- A group of Pygmies showed up to give Pope Benedict XVI an unscheduled send-off from Cameroon, and presented him with a live turtle to take back with him to the Vatican. The 15 Pygmies from the Baka ethnic group came to the pope's residence at the apostolic nunciature in Yaounde March 20 as the pontiff was preparing to leave for Angola. They built a ceremonial hut out of leaves in the garden of the residence, and the pope came out to greet them. The Pygmies, including grandparents, parents and children, sang songs and danced to the...
  • Photo in the News: Albino Pygmy Monkey Twins Born

    09/14/2006 6:33:44 PM PDT · by annie laurie · 8 replies · 585+ views
    National Geographic ^ | September 1, 2006 | Ted Chamberlain
    September 1, 2006—Looks like someone's been makin' Wookiee. Resembling nothing so much as Chewbacca's children, two of the world's tiniest monkeys debuted recently at the Frösö Zoo in Ostersund, Sweden. Shown here shortly after their birth, these pygmy marmosets are exceedingly rare. It's not because they're twins though—pygmy marmosets are typically born in pairs—but because they're albinos, deficient in pigment. The world's smallest species of monkey, this tree-dwelling marmoset makes big noise, contributing clicks, whistles, and squeals to the cacophony of their home habitat, the western Amazon rain forest of South America. Adults grow to about 5 inches (13 centimeters)...
  • Owl decline in Sonora raises concerns (ENVIRO WACKO ALERT)

    03/07/2005 4:46:56 PM PST · by SandRat · 20 replies · 446+ views
    Arizona Daily Star ^ | 03/07/05 | Tony Davis
    Could affect option to import, replenish stock of Ariz. birds. The pygmy owl population dropped sharply during the past five years in northern Sonora, a new study has concluded. The findings could spell trouble for U.S. government plans to possibly import northern Mexican birds to enhance Arizona's small cactus ferruginous pygmy owl population, said two University of Arizona researchers who wrote the study. The study doesn't play directly into legal issues that have the Arizona owl's endangered status in limbo, they said. But its results make it important to protect the Arizona and Sonoran populations, said the researchers at UA's...
  • Amnesty International? Try Travesty International Instead

    06/02/2003 6:28:16 AM PDT · by DocFarmer · 13 replies · 264+ views
    ChronWatch ^ | 31 May 2003 | Doc Farmer
    "Amnesty International? Try Travesty International Instead" Posted by Doc Farmer Saturday, May 31, 2003 Here's a newsflash. Amnesty International, that lib/dem/soc/commie group of pantywaists who complain about torture but do nothing to stop it, have declared that the U.S. has made the world more dangerous because of our war against terrorism. Their grasp of logic even weaker than the Venus de Milo's grasp of a basketball, ain't it? Amnesty International's latest drift into the realm of fantasy is entombed in their latest release, (http://web.amnesty.org/report2003/index-eng) which states that, shock of shocks, it's All America's Fault. Our war against terrorism, our war...
  • Pygmies being eaten by cannibal rebels in Congo's ongoing war, UN reveals

    01/09/2003 8:11:20 AM PST · by Destro · 38 replies · 355+ views
    thescotsman.co.uk ^ | Thu 9 Jan 2003 | JAMES ASTILL
    Thu 9 Jan 2003 Pygmies being eaten by rebels in Congo's ongoing war, UN reveals JAMES ASTILL IN NAIROBI REBEL soldiers are massacring and eating pygmies in the dense forests of north-east Congo, UN investigators said yesterday. A UN team has spent the past week investigating allegations of cannibalism in remote Ituri province, where fresh fighting between several rebel groups has displaced around 150,000 people in the past month. Many of the displaced tell of rebel fighters capturing and butchering pygmies across the front-line, said Manoddje Mounoubai, a spokesman for the UN cease-fire monitoring mission in Congo yesterday. "The UN...