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AMICA'S WORLD
Washo Shadowhawk Meadow Shadowhawk
How a Giant Bird Came into Our Heart and Home
In Mecklenburg-Vorpommern leben gegen 200 wilde Nandus.
In der Naehe von Portland, OR, lebt ein zahmer Nandu als Haustier. AMICA'S WORLD zeigt Bilder aus seinem Leben.
Amica was adopted as a young chick and in turn quickly adopted mother and son Meadow and Washo Shadowhawk as his flock and made himself at home in their living room.
Now an adult, Amica stands nearly six feet tall, and has a six-foot wingspan. By day he roams the backyard, exploring, running, and building nests, along with his friends the chickens and the dog. At night, he watches television and sleeps in the living room with his friend the cat.
What's it like living with a rhea? As you'll discover in the words and photos in this book, it is never boring, and requires massive sacrifices. Rheas, which are typically hunted or raised as livestock, are highly intelligent and expressive, with a humanlike range of emotions. Amica's extraordinary story shows the powerful and surprising connections that can be forged between humans and animals.
Washo Shadowhawk has been working with and helping animals from a very young age. At the age of 14 Dr. Jane Goodall recognized his work doing outreach to zoo primates and nominated him for the IDA Youth Guardian Award, which he won. He was featured on the Animal Planet movie Jane Goodall's Heroes as one of her heroes and was the recipient of the Gloria Barron Prize for young heroes. He lives in Beaverton, Oregon where he is a photographer and runs a rescue operation for exotic reptiles and birds.
Meadow Shadowhawk is Washo's mother. She has a background as a veterinarian technician and also enjoys working with animals. She shares Washo's love of nature and has always supported his love of animals.
In der Naehe von Portland, OR, lebt ein zahmer Nandu als Haustier. AMICA'S WORLD zeigt Bilder aus seinem Leben.
Amica was adopted as a young chick and in turn quickly adopted mother and son Meadow and Washo Shadowhawk as his flock and made himself at home in their living room.
Now an adult, Amica stands nearly six feet tall, and has a six-foot wingspan. By day he roams the backyard, exploring, running, and building nests, along with his friends the chickens and the dog. At night, he watches television and sleeps in the living room with his friend the cat.
What's it like living with a rhea? As you'll discover in the words and photos in this book, it is never boring, and requires massive sacrifices. Rheas, which are typically hunted or raised as livestock, are highly intelligent and expressive, with a humanlike range of emotions. Amica's extraordinary story shows the powerful and surprising connections that can be forged between humans and animals.
Washo Shadowhawk has been working with and helping animals from a very young age. At the age of 14 Dr. Jane Goodall recognized his work doing outreach to zoo primates and nominated him for the IDA Youth Guardian Award, which he won. He was featured on the Animal Planet movie Jane Goodall's Heroes as one of her heroes and was the recipient of the Gloria Barron Prize for young heroes. He lives in Beaverton, Oregon where he is a photographer and runs a rescue operation for exotic reptiles and birds.
Meadow Shadowhawk is Washo's mother. She has a background as a veterinarian technician and also enjoys working with animals. She shares Washo's love of nature and has always supported his love of animals.
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Published 2016-10-01 by Microcosm Publishing |