TVTAG: Walter White in Space

Raul Oaida: Lego Space Shuttle

Lauren Rojas: HELLO KITTY IN SPACE

Troshy: Toy Robot in Space! - HD balloon flight to 95,000ft

Abe The Conservationist: Red Wolf

Canines of Australia

Red fox

Dingo

Domestic dog

Wolves of Mackenzie

Northwestern wolf

Mackenzie river wolf

Wolves of Saskatchewan

Manitoba wolf

Great plains wolf

Northwestern wolf

Canis Lupus subspecies of the British isles

Eurasian wolf

English wolf

Domestic dog

Arctic wolf

Pictures of an Arctic wolf and Mexican wolf at zoos in the USA and Germany

Arctic wolf













Mexican wolf

Urocyon foxes

North American gray fox

Island fox

Progressive gray fox

Cozumel fox

Sloth bear subspecies

Common sloth bear

Sri-Lankan sloth bear

Non-accurate gray wolf range map in Eurasia and Africa

Newfoundland pine marten

The Newfoundland pine marten (Martes Americana Atrata) is a subspecies of the American marten native to the Canadian state of Newfoundland and Labrador. It is listed as endangered as of 2001 and has been protected as of 1934. There are only 14 land mammals native to the island.

Animals that arrived after the Chernobyl disaster

Wolves

Wild boars

Raccoon dogs

Deer

Badgers

Bears

Foxes

Lynxes

Moose

Elk

Horses

Wolverines

Weasels

Beavers

Raccoons

European wildcats

Eagles

Loons

Snakes

Amphibians

Fish

European pine martens

European bison

European otters

European minks

Abe The Conservationist: A Funny Wolf Video!

3 most beautiful brown-white carnivores of Central Asia, the Middle East, and the Caucasus

Syrian brown bear

Persian leopard

Arabian wolf

Vancouver island black bear

The Vancouver island black bear (Ursus Americanus Vancouveri) is a subspecies of the American black bear native to Vancouver island, British Columbia, Canada. American black bears are the most common bear species in the world and some subspecies are endangered such as the Mexican black bear. I hope the Vancouver island black bear isn't endangered like the Vancouver island gray wolf or the Mexican black bear. Vancouver island black bears are larger than those other mainland black bears like the Newfoundland lynx is larger than those mainland Canadian lynxes.

Subspecies of Canis Lupus A to Z

Alaskan tundra wolf (Canis Lupus Tundram)

Alexander archipelago wolf (Canis Lupus Ligoni)

Arabian wolf (Canis Lupus Arabs)

Arctic wolf (Canis Lupus Arctos)

Austro-Hungarian wolf (Canis Lupus Minor)

Beringian wolf (Canis Lupus Beringensis)

Baffin island wolf (Canis Lupus Manningi)

Bernard's wolf (Canis Lupus Bernardi)

British Columbian wolf (Canis Lupus Columbianus)

Caspian sea wolf (Canis Lupus Cubanensis)

Cave wolf (Canis Lupus Spelaeus)

Cascade mountain wolf (Canis Lupus Fuscus)

Dingo (Canis Lupus Dingo)

Domestic dog (Canis Lupus Familiaris)

Eurasian wolf (Canis Lupus Lupus)

Egyptian wolf (Canis Lupus Lupaster)

Eastern timber wolf (Canis Lupus Lycaon)

English wolf (Canis Lupus Britainensis)

Florida black wolf (Canis Lupus Floridanus)

Great plains wolf (Canis Lupus Nubilus)

Greenland wolf (Canis Lupus Orion)

Gregory's wolf (Canis Lupus Gregoryi)

Hokkaido wolf (Canis Lupus Hattai)

Himalayan wolf (Canis Lupus Himalayensis)

Hudson bay wolf (Canis Lupus Hudsonicus)

Iberian wolf (Canis Lupus Signatus)

Indian wolf (Canis Lupus Indica)

Iranian wolf (Canis Lupus Pallipes)

Italian wolf (Canis Lupus Italicus)

Japanese wolf (Canis Lupus Hodophilax)

Kenai peninsula wolf (Canis Lupus Alces)

Labrador wolf (Canis Lupus Labradorius)

Levantine wolf (Canis Lupus Deitanus)

Manitoba wolf (Canis Lupus Griseoalbus)

Mackenzie river wolf (Canis Lupus Mackenzii)

Megafaunel wolf (Canis Lupus Megafaunel)

Mexican wolf (Canis Lupus Baileyi)

Mogollon mountain wolf (Canis Lupus Mogollonensis)

Newfoundland wolf (Canis Lupus Beothucus)

New Guinea singing dog (Canis Dingo Hallstromi)

Northern Rocky mountains wolf (Canis Lupus Irremotus)

Northwestern wolf (Canis Lupus Occidentalis)

Red wolf (Canis Lupus Rufus)

Russian wolf (Canis Lupus Communis)

Southern Rocky mountains wolf (Canis Lupus Youngi)

Steppe wolf (Canis Lupus Campestris)

Texas gray wolf (Canis Lupus Monstrabillis)

Tibetan wolf (Canis Lupus Chanco)

Tundra wolf (Canis Lupus Albus)

Vancouver island wolf (Canis Lupus Crassodon)

Yukon wolf (Canis Lupus Pambasileus)

Canis Lupus subspecies of Japan

Hokkaido wolf

Japanese wolf

Domestic dog

Extinct canines of Japan

Hokkaido wolf

Japanese wolf

Sakhalin husky

Wolves of Florida

Coyote

Florida black wolf

Red wolf

2 best known bears of the world

Polar bear

Giant panda

BBC Spy In The series

Bear: Spy In The Woods

Tiger: Spy In The Jungle

Lion: Spy In The Savannah

Elephant: Spy In The Herd

Polar Bear: Spy On The Ice

Abe The Conservationist: Psycho Cat Eats Potato!

Abe The Conservationist: Sakhalin Husky

Onlyone Hokudai: 南極から北大に タロとジロ HOKUDAI Only One! No.20〜北海道大学〜

Capitals of Britain and Ireland

England ~ London

Scotland ~ Edinburgh

Wales ~ Cardiff

Ireland ~ Dublin

There's there's it's a you have to d'oh doo-wah

The there's there's it's a you have to d'oh doo-wah (Lafacukur Totuscolubro) is a very rare snake native to the Wisconsin coasts of Lake Michigan. It is the rarest animal in the whole wide world and unlike every other snake in the world, which are reptiles, this one appears to be a mammal. It kinda looks like a cat's tail and has poor eye sight. It was 1st described in April 5th, 2016 by me. In this picture, this one is pretty fat.

Onlyone Hokudai: 絶滅したエゾオオカミ HOKUDAI Only One! No.10〜北海道大学〜

Abe The Conservationsit: Greenland Shark

Abe The Conservationist: Luna's Couches

Places where we should reintroduce the British lynxes, wolves, and bears

Eurasian lynx (All countries except Ireland)

Gray wolf (All countries)

Brown bear (Scotland)

Pictures of differences between Japanese brown bears and black bears

Japanese brown bear














Japanese black bear

Abe The Conservationist: Jersey Devil

Pictures of common raccoons and crab eating raccoons

Common raccoon

Crab eating raccoon

Abe The Conservationist: It's Time To Reintroduce Britain's Missing Predators!

My 3 favorite carnivores of Taiwan

Formosan yellow throated marten

Formosan black bear

Formosan clouded leopard

7 subspecies of Ursus Arctos from the modern range map

1. Eurasian brown bear

2. Ussuri brown bear

3. Kamchatka brown bear

4. Syrian brown bear

5. Himalayan brown bear

6. Tibetan blue bear

7. East Siberian brown bear

Where European red foxes have been introduced

Australia

Virginia

Where Eurasian brown bears live

Europe

Caucasus

Siberia

Mongolia

Yellow throated marten

The yellow throated marten or kharza (Matres Flavigula)is a Asian species of mustelid native to India, China, Taiwan, and Indonesia. As of 2005, 9 subspecies are recognized including the Indian, Amur, Formosan, Hainan, Sumatran, Indochinese, Malaysian, Javan, and Bornean. The Formosan is rare and probably endangered. It is listed as least concern as of the 1990's. The Formosan yellow throated marten is one of the 3 best known top predators of Taiwan along with the extinct Formosan clouded leopard and the endangered Formosan black bear.

All 9 subspecies of the yellow throated marten

1. Indian kharza

2. Amur kharza

3. Formosan kharza

4. Hainan kharza

5. Sumatran kharza

6. Indochinese kharza

7. Malaysian kharza

8. Javan kharza

9. Bornean kharza

Countries, regions, and states where gray wolves live(ed)

Greenland

Canada

Alaska

USA

Mexico

Ireland

UK

France

Portugal

Spain

Italy

Switzerland

Turkey

Russia

Japan

India

Saudi Arabia

Oman

United Arab Emirates

Egypt

Libya

Algeria

Morocco

China

Mongolia

Nepal

Korea

Iran

Pakistan

Afghanistan

Greece

Bhutan

Bangladesh

Israel

Germany

Norway

Finland

Sweden

Luxembourg

Ukraine

Iraq

Jordan

Laos

Qatar

Kazakhstan

Vietnam

Yemen

Czech Republic

Armenia

Bulgaria

Croatia

Pictures of the Ursus bears

Bears that belong in the genus Usruidae

Brown bear (Ursus Arctos)

Polar bear (Ursus Maritimus)

American black bear (Ursus Americanus)

Asiatic black bear (Ursus Thibetanus)

Abe The Conservationist: Moose And Beavers Are Returning To Scotland!

BBCWorldWide: BBC - Reintroducing moose to Scotland

North American beaver subspecies

Cook Inlet beaver

Newfoundland beaver

Canadian beaver

Carolina beaver

Sonora beaver

Pacific beaver

Rio-Grande beaver

Woods beaver

Missouri river beaver

Washington beaver

Admiralty beaver

Shasta beaver

California golden beaver

Texas beaver

Protected Carnivorans of Taiwan

Formosan black bear

Formosan yellow throated marten

Chinese otter

Crab eating mongoose

Formosan gem faced civet

Small Chinese civet

Formosan clouded leopard

Leopard cat

North American cougar populations

Wisconsin cougar

Oregon cougar

California cougar

Michigan cougar

Eurasian brown bear populations

European brown bear

Iberian brown bear

Cantabrian brown bear

Danish brown bear

Scottish brown bear

German brown bear

Bavarian brown bear

Swiss brown bear

French brown bear

Most common animals in Scotland

Cats

Rodents

Birds

Mustelids

Deer

Canines such as foxes and wolves

Ussuri black bear

The Ussuri or Manchurian black bear (Ursus Thibetanus Ussuricus) is the largest subspecies of the Asiatic black bear native to the Amur/Ussuri region of Southeastern Russia, Northeastern China, and the Korean peninsula. It was 1st described in 1901 by zoologist Pierre Marie Heude. There were 2 prehistoric subspecies of the Asian black bear native to Europe, the Mediterranean, and the Caucasus. It is way different than the Ussuri BROWN bear.

2 Nintendo games with Krystal and dinosaurs similar to each other

Dinosaur Planet

Star Fox Adventures

Rock hyrax

The rock hyrax, also known as the rock badger or cape hyrax, is a species of mustelid native to South Africa, the Arabian peninsula, North Africa, and Central Africa. If you want to see the rock hyrax in some of my other posts, go to the June 2015 section. It is the only species in the genus Procavia.

Maine coon

The Main coon is a domestic cat breed that comes from the US sate of Maine in the Northeastern USA. It is one of the largest breed of cat in the world. In fact, they also come from the British isles because there are rare black panther sightings there and the British government claims that those cats are just Maine coons. Scottish wildcats seem very much like domestic cats but they are twice as large as them.

Picture of common raccoon and crab eating raccoon skins

Raccoon range maps

Shijimaitazawa: Japanese Black bear barking (吠えるツキノワグマ)

My 7 favorite locally extinct animals of the British isles

1. Eurasian lynx

2. Gray wolf

3. Wolverine

4. Eurasian brown bear

5. Moose

6. Eurasian beaver

7. European bison