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EXOTIC ANIMAL RESCUE OF NEW AND UPCOMING RELEASES CALL OF TURTLES Collected RECLAIMED

Dear colleagues and supporters.

Continuing the exotic wildlife rescue, Thursday 28 October, we collected an adult of more than five feet of green or common iguana, Iguana iguana , found freely in the vicinity of Arona cemetery. This is another pet is abandoned and a quarantine of the Foundation.

Today too, we proceeded to remove a tortoise advanced age Testudo graeca, that had been found by a family while walking his dog in the area Nightdress, with Hospiten South Arona again. presents an overgrowth of the nails and beak deformation, as shown in the photograph as a result of nutritional osteodystrophy (bone malformation improper diet).

take this opportunity to remind the next release of sea turtles that will take place tomorrow at 10:30 am at the NEA, as previously advised to the next will on Tuesday November 2, also in the Nea but at 11:00 hours. That day will return to the ocean two turtles rehabilitated in cooperation with the Cabildo de Tenerife and the presence of about 50 students of IES Cabrera Pinto and 30 of IES César Manrique.

As always, the activity is free and we will be happy to accommodate anyone interested.

Greetings.

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Dear colleagues and supporters, we are preparing to conduct the 6 th edition of the Course Theoretical and Practical on the capture, management and first aid to animals are not home for students and graduates for careers related to the handling of specimens of fauna living ( Biology, Veterinary ...) Zoological staff (zoos and pet shops) as well as anyone interested.

be held from 13 to 17 December from 16:30 to 19:30, in La Laguna, Tenerife.

are 15 hours of theory and practice. More information and details soon.

Greetings.

Jaime A. de Urioste.

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Dear colleagues and supporters:

Following the "release program Marine turtles rehabilitated as a tool for Environmental Education which for years held the Neotropics Foundation in collaboration with the Environmental Division of the Cabildo Insular de Tenerife and Recovery Center Wildlife The Tahonilla, we pleased to announce the details of the next educational activity, disclosure and release of turtles:

Next Friday October 29, 2010 at 10:30 am proceed to release 2 turtles, 2 Caretta caretta or loggerhead turtles , activity will on the beach NEA Radazul, El Rosario.

On this occasion will be attended by 90 students and students of the College of The Dominican Vistabella.

sea turtle activities, as always, are free and we will be happy to accommodate anyone interested.

Hoping to be of interest to you, receive all sincerely.

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Blue and Yellow Macaw

Dear friends, collaborators and supporters:

Following the rescue service and removal of exotic fauna of the natural environment rural and urban, today October 11, 2010 we proceeded to gather in offices of the Civil Guard SEPRONA of San Cristobal de La Laguna, an adult specimen of blue and yellow Macaw, Ara ararauna, that had been found and captured free in the trees of the Public School Education and Primary Las Mercedes, Tenerife.

The specimen, the elderly, is gaunt and underweight with overgrown beaks and nails as a result of inappropriate diet and bad conditions in captivity. The state of the plumage is regular. The animal is also the enucleated left eye (one eye).

ararauna Ara is a species listed in Annex B of Regulation (EC) No 338/97 of 9 December 1996 on the protection of species of fauna and flora by control of trade and listed in Regulation (EC) No 407/2009 [Official Journal L 123, 19.5.2009]. Not detected the presence of a microchip, and is equipped with closed loop identification or any other identification as required by current regulations so it is an individual from the illicit trade.

At one end has a metal ring should be attached to a string. Probably the chain was broken that enabled the escape of the bird.

Captain Morgan in the quarantine cage.

As proceeds from illegal pirates, crooked beak is missing an eye we named Captain Morgan ...

Greetings.

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Dear Friends

continue with the capture of exotic species in the Canaries. On Thursday 30 September 09:28 hours we received a 112 call warning of the presence of a snake in the Plaza de San Luis, Taco. The specimen was found by housekeeping staff of La Laguna when hosed the area with a tanker. At 9:44 we had removed the reptile.

is a case that is out of the norm as it is a rare species, found today for the first time in Canary Islands and is also a snake dentition semivenenoso opisthoglyphous (although it is a species considered deadly to humans).

When we arrived at the animal was already inside a plastic bucket and had two incised wounds in the flank recent bruised by poking the viscera. Despite efforts to save his life at our facility at 17:00 hours the animal died.

From analysis of the sample are drawn the following conclusions:

The animal came to the island with timber imported by a company that makes doors, adjacent to the plaza above. Apparently in previous moments to capture the snake was two strokes and cuts.

Using lepidosis (shape, distribution and number of reptilian scales) identified the animal as a young adult specimen of Culebra Herald, Crotaphopeltis hotamboeia Laurenti, 1768. Identification was later confirmed by photographs and literature. Some specimens have a reddish supralabial very striking.

The specimen in question upon arrival at the Rescue Center Foundation Neotropics.

Note the left flank wound.

Finally, a real pity for the animal and a serious concern if we think it can be accidentally entering the islands.

still working.

Greetings

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New release of sea turtles

Dear colleagues and supporters:

Continuing the "Programme release rehabilitated sea turtles as a tool for Environmental Education" which for years held the Neotropics Foundation in collaboration with the Environmental Division of the Cabildo Insular de Tenerife and Recovery Center Wildlife The Tahonilla, we are pleased to announce the details of the next educational activity, disclosure and release of turtles:

Next Sunday October 10, 2010 at 18:00 proceed to the release of two turtles, two ; Caretta caretta Loggerhead Turtle or , activity will in Playa Garden in the area of \u200b\u200bPunta Brava, Puerto de la Cruz. The activity is part of World Animal Day to be held on the beach of Charco, near the Plaza del Charco in Puerto de la Cruz.

activities with marine turtles, as always, are free and we will be happy to accommodate anyone interested.

hope you get all your interest Kind regards.

Dear colleagues and supporters:

regret to inform you that due to weather maritime hazard has suspended the release of sea turtles scheduled for Sunday Oct. 10 at the Puerto de la Cruz.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you unforeseen and hope to see you in the coming activities.

Yours sincerely.