All of this, of course, makes this news from Shanghai so much more enjoyable. It's fantastic to see that one of the world's rarest reptiles, the Chinese alligator, is still managing to hold its own - even in the most unexpected of places (this, to me, would be like finding that black-footed ferrets have established a breeding group beneath the Hollywood sign in LA... but then again, why not, there are already pumas there).
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Thursday, October 27, 2016
From the News: World's Most Endangered Alligator Making a Comeback - in Shanghai
All of this, of course, makes this news from Shanghai so much more enjoyable. It's fantastic to see that one of the world's rarest reptiles, the Chinese alligator, is still managing to hold its own - even in the most unexpected of places (this, to me, would be like finding that black-footed ferrets have established a breeding group beneath the Hollywood sign in LA... but then again, why not, there are already pumas there).
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