bluehorizon's stories

Tue 6 Jul 2004 - 19:02

From a national park on the edge of Bombay, India, leopards have killed ten people this month that has prompted forest officials to let loose pigs and rabbits to feed the big cats.

The killings are up from previous years, and six of this month's deaths occurred outside the park as leopards extended their range in search of food.

Tue 6 Jul 2004 - 18:01

The Sunday Star-Times reports that Disney and Walden Media were denied use of reindeer in New Zealand for pulling the Ice Queen's sled in The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.

Filming of the $170 million production started last week. The animals, which also pull Santa's sled in one scene, are now likely to be created by Peter Jackson's Weta Workshop special effects department.

Film-maker Lamp-Post Productions hit a speed bump on the road to Narnia when it applied to the Ministry of Argiculture and Forestry for permission to bring in the reindeer and eight wolf cross-breeds. The ministry was happy with wolves in the Auckland studio - which has been set up on the former Hobsonville airbase - but drew the line at reindeer.

Coming Soon News

Sun 27 Jun 2004 - 12:11

A bluish brown arctic fox apparently survived on garbage for two weeks after becoming an inadvertent stowaway on a ship.

The arctic fox is believed to have boarded the ship during a port stop in the Aleutian Islands and was found in the vessel's trash bin after it arrived at a shipyard last month.

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Wed 23 Jun 2004 - 07:01

A stocky, knuckle-dragging 340-pound gorilla leaped across a 12-foot-wide moat and a wall that separated him from visitors at the Dallas Zoo.

13-year-old Jabari escaped and went on a 40-minute rampage in March, snatching up a toddler with his teeth and injuring three other people before being shot to death by officers.

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Wed 9 Jun 2004 - 05:01

A man is knocked down and gored by an elephant at Six Flags Marine World Near San Francisco, California.

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Tue 11 May 2004 - 14:46

There is a new animated feature film in preproduction

"Wolves were the devil incarnate; plotting and loping through the shadows of night to prey upon the righteous. They were feared, hated and destroyed on sight if possible.

This sentiment, this belief was almost universal, and the wolves, once occupying more land than humans, quickly started to fade away as Man gained more expierence in eliminating them.

However, someone had been watching the death and destruction all through the ages. Enough was enough; Change was to happen, and it would begin in the most unlikely of places. This is the story of that change. This is the story of 'Wolf'."

Official Wolf Website

Fri 9 Apr 2004 - 06:02

The gray wolf is now officially a big game animal in Idaho, although no one will be taking shots at the endangered species anytime soon.

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Thu 18 Mar 2004 - 19:44

Chinese veterinarians are showing American-born panda Hua Mei sex-education videos featuring pandas mating to prepare her Chinese panda suitors....

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Wed 18 Feb 2004 - 18:02

Eatery Wants to Use Tigers As Attraction
Houston Restaurant Hopes to Add Tigers As Latest Way to Attract Customers

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Sun 11 Jan 2004 - 08:41

"Life should be mundane shipping freight across the galaxy, but that doesn't always seem the case for the captain and crew of the Blue Horizon."

The stories of anthropomorphic project, Blue Horizon, are now available in hardcopy through Lulu Press.

The thirty-one stories of the seven-year online project have been split up into three trade paperbacks, as well as a large-format paperback which includes the entire series.

You may find them at http://www.lulu.com/dennier/.