Exotic+Animals

N.A. (N.D.). Ten Fast Facts about Captive Exotic Animals. Retrieved January 25, 2012 from [] What I learned from this article is many facts about exotic animals. There were 10 fast and easy to read facts. Born Free gives many links to exotic animals.

N.A. (N.D.). The Fatal Facts About Exotic Pets. Retrieved January 25, 2012 from http://animal.discovery.com/tv/fatal-attractions/exotic-pet-trade-overview.html

his website gives you links to other pages about exotic animals. “As bizarre as it may seem, exotic pet ownership isn't all that uncommon. In fact, thousands of people across the United States own pets most of us thought only lived in the wild or in zoos: wolves, tigers, crocodiles and bears, to name a few.” _

__Basu. M. L. (10.19.11). Sheriff, expert defend killings of freed animals in Ohio. Retrieved January 26, 2012 from__ __[]__

__Terry Thomson let go of more than 40 exotic animals. “As of Wednesday afternoon, authorities had killed 49 animals -- 18 tigers, 17 lions, six black bears, two grizzly bears, three mountain lions, two wolves and a baboon. Those captured alive were taken to the Columbus Zoo"__ _

Kurpis. L. (1997-2002). Causes of Endangerment. Retrieved January 30, 2012 from

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This link gives you a whole page about Exotic Animals.

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Sedensky, M. "Pythons apparently wiping out Everglades mammals." The Morning Journal (January 31, 2012). A1.

Tens of thousands of Burmese Pythons are set into the wild. Burmese Pythons can grow up to be about 26 feet long and more than 200 pounds. They can swallow animals up to an alligator. People throw pythons out because they get too big. They are living in Everglades.