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...for Kenai Peninsula students. Finally, the day came when Vedders' students were ready to release their own fish into the wild. So, on Tuesday morning, before they headed to Kasilof for the final Salmon Celebration, the group stopped by Arc...
...wary of tinkering with the genes of living animals. They say the risk is too great that modified organisms can escape into the wild and breed with native species. Not that we don't already eat genetically altered animals. Researchers say the centuries-old...
Julien Roussel paused a moment and looked up.His eyes met a large, mounted king crab in a shadow box near the ceiling. The Frenchman pulled his camera from beside his hip and in one smooth motion snapped a photo of it and leaned to his side."We don't have this kind of crab in France," he said, eyes open wide.Roussel continued to look with wonder around the wall littered with the carcasses of various animals - moose, bear and birds.
...AquaBounty also sends eggs to Panama for grow-out research. As an added precaution to keep its product from escaping into the wild, AquaBounty said its genetically modified Atlantic salmon would be 98 percent female, lowering the chance of reproduction...
...interpretive and live, interactive exhibits. Injured marine mammals are rehabilitated here before being released back into the wild. Seward offers great silver salmon fishing each August. Anglers are excited to see the fish literally jumping out...
...stranding network. Most sea otters found stranded on beaches are either too young to be rehabilitated and released into the wild or too sick to survive, Lebling said. Stranded otters also are usually found on ocean beaches, but a Soldotna resident...
...breathing in fresh air) are so much healthier than sitting on a machine, breathing exhaust and noisily motoring your way into the wild. Using your own two feet is not only healthier but also cheap! We should prefer to burn free calories rather than...
...the sanctity of the city, a place where people are under the impression that vampires are long gone, and venture into the wild west where vampires, at one time, reigned supreme. Now, the few that remain are locked on reservations. But what...
...Alaska Department of Fish and Game in Soldotna. "It's not illegal to own them, but it is illegal to release them into the wild, so turkeys that aren't caged and not under the direct control of their owner, can be harvested. There's no...