Wild Animal Forestry

Rhino have poor eyesight so their pathways are marked with scent, this shows you how the scent is spread... Basically the rhino has a midden/latrine site where he defacates, afterwards the rhino kicks the faeces with his back feet enabling him to leave the scent on the ground as he walks away.

This Silverback gorilla causes the road to come to a standstill when his family needs to cross it. Subscribe to BBC Earth for more amazing animal videos - http://bit.ly/BBCEarthSub Gorilla Family and Me: Wildlife cameraman Gordon Buchanan ventures deep into the Congo to form an intimate relationship with the world's biggest gorilla. Grauer's gorillas are a beautiful yet little known giants living in the foothills of eastern Congo's Virunga volcanoes.

The hungry sea lions and pelicans wait for a scrap of fish from the local market. It is fascinating to watch.

Watch the full-length program at http://video.pbs.org/video/2365243455... (US Only) "Leave it to Beavers" on NATURE tells the story of beavers in North America -- their history, their near extinction, and their current comeback as modern day eco-heroes. The program airs Wednesday, May 14 at 8 p.m. (ET) on PBS (check local listings). After the broadcast, the episode will be available for online streaming at pbs.org/nature.

Here is a collection of stories with pets:- There are some other pets stories for you to read on the site and while not Children's stories you may enjoy them.Pets Stories from all-creatures.org - stories about human and non-human Pets relationships, happy, sad, funny, Others tell of humans turning to God