Fish and Amphibians

monitor lizard india :: Article Creator Bengal Monitor Lizard Rescued In Agra (MENAFN- IANS) Agra, Dec 5 (IANS) A rare species of Bengal Monitor Lizard that had got trapped in the Air Force area here on Tuesday was safely resuced and released into its natural habitat, an official said. A functionary of the Wildlife SOS said the rare creature was trapped in a crate kept in the lawn of a resident who contacted the NGO to safely extricate the monitor lizard. The rescue team members, on arriving at the scene, found the monitor lizard was gasping for breath and totally exhausted as it was trying to free itself from self-inflicted bondage. After the rescue, the monitor lizard was placed under close medical observation by the NGO's veterinary team. Once deemed fit, the reptile was subsequently released into its natural habitat. Kartick Satyanarayan, co-founder and CEO of Wildlife SOS, said: "The successful rescue of the monitor lizard exem

foster family for dogs :: Article Creator Dog Abandoned On Highway Rescued By Foster A dog who was abandoned on a busy highway in North Carolina earlier this month has been rescued by a foster, reports People Magazine. Madison Nygard, who works with a Holly Springs-based shelter, Pawfet Match Rescue, found the dog inside a kennel with a sign that read "Free dog, Free Kennel." Subsequently, she brought the pup into her home. Foster rescued abandoned dog after seeing Facebook post Nygard rescued the dog, Nova, after she came across a Facebook post by someone who saw the canine on the highway. She said she saw the post "a couple of minutes" after it went up and managed to find the dog within an hour. "What happened for them to decide to, 'Let me just put this dog in a crate with no tray underneath on the concrete in 40-degree weather in the middle of the day, in front of a food truck on a major highway?"' Nyga

beagle price :: Article Creator BeagleBone Green Hands-On: Lower Price, Same Horsepower Although the BeagleBone Green was announced at the Bay Area Maker Faire last May, there hasn't been much said about it on the usual forums and IRC channels. Now, it's finally out and I got my hands on one of them. Through a cooperation between the BeagleBoard foundation and Seeed Studios, the best small Linux board for doing real work with small Linux boards is now cheaper, a little more modern, and green. The BeagleBone Green is an update to the venerable BeagleBone Black, the dev board based on a TI ARM Cortex-A8. It's an extremely capable machine with a few interesting features that make it the perfect device for embedded applications. With the BeagleBone Green, the BB Black gets a small hardware refresh and a drastic reduction in price. If you want to do real work on a Linux board, this is