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Steve Hendrix "WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE - More than a quarter of Nicaraguan households keep wildlife as pets, but now the country is cracking down". International Wildlife. FindArticles.com. 30 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1170/is_2000_Sept-Oct/ai_64196613/

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Articles in Sept-Oct, 2000 issue of International Wildlife

• Court Upholds Government's Right To Protect Red Wolf - Brief Article
• NWF Fights Plan To Build Houses On Rare Wetland - National Wildlife Federation - Brief Article
• LEARNING TO LIVE WITH A KILLER - The deadly funnel-web spider is one resident of Sydney that officials hope will shun the Olympic Games
  by Karen McGhee
• Missouri 'Lek Trek' Highlights Values Of Vanishing Prairie - Brief Article
• Global Environment Laggard - Brief Article
  by Mark Van Putten
• Fact Sheets Link Population Growth, Wildlife Loss - Brief Article
• WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE - More than a quarter of Nicaraguan households keep wildlife as pets, but now the country is cracking down
  by Steve Hendrix
• Road Spurs NWF Call For Development Ban Near Alaska Sound - Brief Article
• Pets, Chimps and Sport: Bringing Culture to Wildlife - Brief Article
• Keep the Wild Alive - Students Grow New Homes for Rare Butterfly - Brief Article
• Decision Will Force Governments To Act On Mine Complaints - Brief Article
• Eagle On the Edge - Living in the forbidding terrain of Russia's Far East, Steller's sea eagle may be the most impressive raptor you've never heard of
  by Lucille Craft
• Chimp Culture - Separate chimpanzee societies develop their own traditions and customs, according to field researchers from seven sites in Africa - Brief Article
  by Tim Friend
• NWF's Smart Growth Campaign Targets Impact of Urban Sprawl on Wildlife - National Wildlife Federation - Brief Article
• Finding a Misssing Link