Mammals

The largest species of rhinoceros in the world, the white rhino is a large horned mammal endemic to many parts of South Africa. Despite their name, white rhinos are not white and are instead a cement-like color. They have long lifespans, and can live to be over 50 years old! Like all Safari models, this white rhino figurine has been crafted with true-to-life, scientific detail. If you look closely at the tail and ears, you can see they have the same type of hair as humans! Non-toxic and BPA free. Dimensions: 5.5” L x 2.5” H Ages 3+

Donate to impacter Michael Mwango'mbe and the Kenya Marine Mammal Research and Conservation Your support goes directly to the Kenya Marine Mammal Network, a dolphin and whale conservation coalition working to collect data on dolphins and humpback whales breeding in the Indian Ocean. Impacter Michael Mwang'ombe documents large marine mammals through photography and tracking, and analyses data to gain knowledge on the relatively undocumented and unknown marine mammals of Kenya. He works with fishermen, local populations and the government to spread awareness of the effects of climate change and other human-induced threats. He also creates educational material and lectures at schools. Protecting biodiversity around the globe is one of the greatest challenges our generation face. Through this new initiative in partnership with Milkywire, we aim to support grassroots NGOs working to preserve and protect endangered and vulnerable species worldwide. Please note these credits are non-refundable.

Help baby sea lions recover and have a brighter future! Malnourished and injured sea lion pups continue to be found on California's coast. Today, you can help a marine animal who is sick, has been injured, malnourished, stranded or abandoned. Rescuing these animals and providing medical assistance and care is the only chance these animals have to survive. Greater Good Charities partners with The Pacific Marine Mammal Center (PMMC) to provide care and healing for sea lion pups in need. Since 1971, PMMC has been providing a vital marine mammal resource to the 52 mile coast line of Orange County, CA. The majority of their patients include California sea lions, northern elephant seals, Pacific harbor seals and northern fur seals, and many come to the center suffering from infections, pneumonia, and gill net strangulation. PMMC is dedicated to ongoing research to identify best practices in marine mammal rehabilitation and disease care and prevention. A marine mammals stay is generally between 2 and 4 months at PMMC's facility, so your help is needed to offset the costs of feeding and caring for the mammals during this time. You can help make a difference for our ocean wildlife. Just $15 provides food for a pup for one day, bringing it a step closer to health and a return to its wild home. The Pacific Marine Mammal Center Rescues, Rehabilitates And Releases Marine Mammals And Inspires Ocean Stewardship Through Research, Education And Collaboration.

Help save vaquitas and sea lions caught in nets and trash. Now more than ever, we need to start taking care of our ocean and the amazing wildlife living in it. Beyond the trash animals continuously swallow, gillnets and other harmful fishing materials are trapping and killing animals such as the vaquita and small sea lions. Too often, these mammals find themselves entangled in fishermen's large nets. While sea lions are generally strong enough to fight their way out, they're frequently left with nylon netting that cuts the flesh around their neck or flippers, cuts that eventually lead to their untimely death. Vaquitas are smaller and are usually unable to fight their way free, remaining entangled until they die from starvation or strangulation. You can help. Your gift will be crucial in supporting the rescue of vaquitas and sea lions entangled in nets and trash. It will go toward educating local fishers about the importance of safe fishing practices, even taking them on rescues to see firsthand the torture these animals go through. And your donation will help in the development of education and outreach programs promoting community participation in the rescue and protection of marine life. You can do so much to save these animals. Give today. About Project Peril: Project Peril, a program of Greater Good Charities , is dedicated to the conservation of species identified as in peril, threatened, endangered or close to extinction throughout the world.

On planet earth we find an immense variety of animals and living beings. All are special and have unique qualities that make them extremely distinct. There are all kinds of mammals, birds, fish or insects that will fascinate and shock us with their appearance and behavior. However, there are some which are more commonly known as being exotic. They are so due to their rarity and uniqueness.

On planet earth we find an immense variety of animals and living beings. All are special and have unique qualities that make them extremely distinct. There are all kinds of mammals, birds, fish or insects that will fascinate and shock us with their appearance and behavior. However, there are some which are more commonly known as being exotic. They are so due to their rarity and uniqueness.