subscriptions.
s.s.hashi
23/07/2001
I am curious to know about the wells and oases of Arabia,such as Qatif and Hofuf and the saltier wells,from which only camels drink.Whence comes the water? And what determines its quality? What lives in it?
Bert Godkin Ras Tanura 63
Texas 20/07/2001
I´ve read in one of your articles that there are only 4 Queen of Sheba gazelles left, all of them in a “particular” collection. Can you give me some more information about this issue?
Mikel Muٌoz
spain 17/07/2001
where can I find information on organisations
conducting environmental workshops/projects/activities for children in u.a.e
smit
Dubai(U.A.E) 14/07/2001
Does anyone know places in the U.A.E that can be visited to view any
arabian wildlife species. Are there any places in Fujairah, and other emirates where Wild life can be seen !
Reuben
U.A.E 12/07/2001
There are a number of private and commercial ostrich farms on the Arabian Peninsula but they are breeding the African species. These countries include Oman, UAE and Saudi Arabia. The National Wildlife Research Centre in Taif, Saudi Arabia is also breeding the birds. They are African Red-neck Ostriches and the same have been introduced into protected areas, and are now breeding in the wild. The first confirmation of chicks was from the year 2000.
Peter Wright
UAE 03/07/2001
There are no protected areas designated specifically for wolves. On the contrary in areas where Oryx and Houbara have been reintroduced they are not welcome, and most of these areas are fenced in, in order to keep large predators out.
Peter Wright
UAE 03/07/2001
The last known records for the Arabian Ostrich are one shot near the Saudi/Iraqi border in 1949, and one found in Jordan in 1966. The Arabian Ostrich was severely persecuted for its plumes which were in fashion in Europe (feather boas) at the turn of the previous century. The feather of the Arabian Ostrich was in high demand as it was lighter and more flexible than the one from its African counterpart. Fragments of ostrich shell can still be found in many desert areas on the Peninsula.
Peter Wright
UAE 03/07/2001
With regards to Deidre Hyde’s enquiry posted on the 22nd, and anyone else with a (serious) question, our company, Animal Management Consultancy, manages gazelle and oryx populations (amongst about 120 species of Arabian Fauna)and can be contacted on the email below.
Peter Wright
United Arab Emirates 01/07/2001
It is likely that the snake that you have found is a Mola and is exceptionally dangerous! You should NOT attempt to hold it behind the head because it has the ability to still twist its jaw and bite
We will be uploading additional information but I wanted to pass on this information to you now.
Peter Vine
Ireland 29/06/2001
Arabian Wildlife Magazine began with issue one. The next issue will be issue 12 –in September. Some back issues are available for purchase at £3 each plus postage. Contact Trident Press for further details. http://www.tridentpress.com
Peter Vine
Ireland 28/06/2001
Within the Arabian Gulf you rarely observe yellowfin tuna (Thunnus
albacares). However, yellowfin are common in the Arabian Sea along the coast
of Oman where they are observed year around. Within the Arabian Gulf you
could expect to see Longtailed tuna (Thunnus tonggol) and Kawakawa
(Euthynnus affinus) in large numbers. Their season is from late fall to
spring. Bluefin tuna are not present in this region.
John Hoolihan
UAE 28/06/2001
Am researching poisonous SPIDERS at present, the site gave me some useful information – Thanks
Emma Power
ireland 28/06/2001
I find the site very helpful for my studies – thankyou
Lucia Barroetta
Spain 28/06/2001
I´ve heard about a free-flying population of sacred ibises at Al-Areen, Bahrain. Do you have any further information (especially scientific publications) about this? Thank you!
Eberhard Philipp
Germany 27/06/2001
Iam so intrested about animals,and,Iwant to buy all the issues published till now so how much does it cost please?
Sofia Ghazi
United Arab Emarates (Abu-Dhabi) 24/06/2001
Is issue number 10 the first issue?
Sofia Ghazi
United Arab Emarates 24/06/2001
wel come
saad
23/06/2001
For those interested in Wildlife you should visit www.tridentpress.com for some excellent photographic books on Arabian (and other) Wildlife…
saad
23/06/2001
Hi,
we have just found what appears to be a small shiny black snake in our bathroom. its 5 cm long, 3 mm diameter, shiny black. It moves across the floor VERY rapidly with a sidewinder movement.
Any ideas ?
We hope there are no mums and das out looking for it!!
We’ve bottled it alive for further inspection.
regards,
Rick
Rick Bennett
Jeddah 23/06/2001
dear sir,
we have mammals for sale
best regards,
nasser
nasser
United Arab Emirates 22/06/2001
How fast can a gazelle run and jump?
And why do Gorilla’s eat their own dung?
Alex Gitomer
USA 21/06/2001
Is Yellow and blue fin tuna available in the arbian gulf sea and when is the season ?
Aldo Damiani
U.A.E 20/06/2001
were can i find yellow sandy earth
pcadilli91702
U.S. 13/06/2001
does anyone know of a sanctuary in the middle east for arabian wolves.
valerie
qatar 04/06/2001
please give details of any ostrich farms in the middle east
Dr Ian Johnson
Sultanate of Oman 03/06/2001
has anyone got any information on the arabian ostrich
Dr Ian Johnson
Oman 03/06/2001
I am also doing a report on clownfish. One interesting fact I found was that clownfish are covered with a snot-like substance that keeps the poison from the sea anemones that they hide in away!
Hally Bourtenova
U.S. 31/05/2001
I would like tobe enrolled in your programs and new topic or adventures. As membership. thank you for your attentions, and looking forward to hear from you, soon. regards.
SAEED SULAIMAN HASHI
p.o. box # 578 24/05/2001
Mr. DARGOL THOMAS. [email protected]. Australia are you dealing in pharmaceutical products for exports, if so kindly contact me. Regards.
Mr. s.s. hashi
p.o. box 578, Fujairah, UAE. 24/05/2001
Mr. DARGOL THOMAS. [email protected]. Australia are you dealing in pharmaceutical products for exports, if so kindly contact me. Regards.
Mr. s.s. hashi
p.o. box 578, Fujairah, UAE. 24/05/2001
yes
Dargol Thomas
Austria 22/05/2001
I would like to make contact with someone who has specialist knowledge of gazelles, oryx etc.
for advise on their care and identification.
Deirdre Hyde
United Arab Emirates 22/05/2001
الروســـان يرحب بكم
AL ROSAN 2000
ALROSAN
Saudi Arabia 20/05/2001
how to breed and what u feed gazelles.
the history of gazelles
tanuja_pinky2000
kuwait 18/05/2001
HAY,I’LL WORK SOON IN THE UAE..,AND I WANNA TO KNOW SOME INFORMATION ABOUT EVREY THING IN MY LOVELY “UAE”.
lameiselfaid
EGYPT 16/05/2001
awaiting your e-mail
Manale Elewah
UAE 13/05/2001
Ok
Brahim
France 11/05/2001
i need stuff for a report
justin cozad
america 10/05/2001
where can u find stuff about baboons
demi
09/05/2001
For those interested in Wildlife you should visit www.tridentpress.com for some excellent photographic books on Arabian (and other) Wildlife…
Nicki
09/05/2001
kuttay harami dallay kay bachay
aamir
uk 09/05/2001
I am a Zoology student at Aberdeen university and am doing my honours project on analysing the arabian leopard diet.
I was wondering if you could give me any clues as to where I can get up to the minute information
on the arabian leopard, like its diet, where it lives etc.
I would be very grateful if you could help me out.
Thank you very much,
Laura Milne.
Laura Milne
Scotland 08/05/2001
Please send me any and all information that you have on the Slender-Horned Gazelle. It is for a high school student’s research project.
andrera middlebrook
UNITED STATED 08/05/2001
hi everyone i have collected issu ten on the arabian wildlife magazine and i would like you to tell me please some websites about animals please
bye and thanks
Arwa
Oman 07/05/2001
Hi, I am very interested in Gazella dorcas. We are keeping a group of these animals since one year in our Zoo. I like to know something about the history in the wild, actuall data and so on.
Dr. Barbara Jantschke
Germany 06/05/2001
Any experts willing to help us answer readers queries – please contact us. We are forming a panel of experts for this purpose.
Please keep the queries and comments coming in. Many thanks, Peter Vine
Peter Vine
UK 06/05/2001
Would like to have a look at this website because i am interested on it.
Ebt
05/05/2001
I need information on saudi arabia, such as animals/ wildlife, natural beauty, and other information.
nick gebhart
USA 05/05/2001
Hi,
I would like some information on the ‘sa scaled viper’
and ‘camel spiders’ How venemous are they?
Regards
Janine
Janine Welsby
United Arab Emirates 02/05/2001
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