List Members.... I have read about this Cat drop on Borneo before as a band-aid to fight the repercussions of DDT. Can anyone shed some light on this story, I read some things about it today and see that it has taken some twists and turns over time.
This lady also asked me about other carnivorous Snakes on Guam and basically what about them? Other than this introduced Brown Tree Snake, my knowledge about other Snakes on Guam or other Carnivores that might eat these mice = 0. Do know a bit about Birds and the Birds that used to be on the Island. Thank you, as always. Mike Nolan....see below I am not sure how accurate this is – it was in the biology book or Environmental science book I last taught out of …. PARACHUTING CATS AND CRUSHED EGGS The Controversy ... http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2636426/ - - Cached - Similar pages Anthony Brown, however, declared that no domestic animals had been killed by DDT, adding that “the matter of the North Borneo cats as misinterpreted in Time ... Ps aren’t there any other mice eating snakes that would also be killed in the article you sent????? ---------- If we are on another line or away from the phone, please leave your number, best time to return your call and your e-mail address. After hours and weekend phone appointments are available upon request. Sincerely, J. Michael Nolan, Director Rainforest and Reef ****************************************************************************************** "Outstanding-Affordable Field Courses in Rainforest & Marine Ecology" Destinations and Field Courses that we Specialize in: North America....Alaska (Southeast and the Interior), Hawaii, British Columbia, the Florida Keys and Everglades National Park Caribbean....The Islands of Curacao and Dominica Central America....Belize, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panamá South America....Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador and The Galápagos Islands and Péru Mexico....The Baja Peninsula (especially during the Spring Whale Migration and Breeding season) East Africa....Kenya, Tanzania and Zanzibar Island Australia and New Zealand Birding, Photography, Botanical Garden Tours are available upon request to most Destinations that we offer. The following "Research Expeditions" are now also available upon request...Endangered Species of Brazil; Macaws and Primates of the Peruvian Amazon (Tambopata-Candamo Reserve Zone) and Endangered Sea Turtles of Costa Rica (widecast.org). Spanish/Cultural Immersion Programs are available in Costa Rica, Panamá, Ecuador, Perú, Bolivia and Spain. Sea Kayaking is available in British Columbia, Southeast Alaska, Baja Mexico, Belize and The Galápagos Islands. References/Comments from past Group Leaders and Individual Participants can be found at our Website (http://rainforestandreef.org/comments.htm), many more are available upon request. Rainforest and Reef 161 Main St. Coopersville, MI 49404 Local/International Phone: 1.616.604.0546 Toll Free U.S. and Canada: 1.877.255.3721 Fax: 1.616.604.0546 Google Talk/Skype: travelwithrandr AOL IM: buddythemacaw E-mail: [email protected] and [email protected] Note: Please send inquiries to both e-mail addresses Web: http://rainforestandreef.org (under revision for 2013 and beyond) ******************************************************************************************
