Lee-Kahn Foundation

10/02/2018

This is an endangered Cheetah. This Cheetah is wearing a Fullpower AI-Pod for research purposes. The pod and its associated infrastructure are an AI-powered sensor-fusion edge cloud solution that learns about the Cheetah’s behavior. The AI pod is small, waterproof, rugged. We are in the process of learning a lot about Cheetah behavior. For example: "When do Cheetahs really sleep?" or "When to Cheetahs really hunt". Stay tuned. This picture was taken at Cheetah Conservation Fund based out of Namibia.

08/30/2017

Metaphors are great for encapsulating complex thoughts. Yes, wolves probably don't travel this way all the time. We as a community can learn from this image of a wolf pack. it's a great metaphor and certainly changes with time and place. And even if it isn't exactly that way among wolves, what a way to think about community!

What if the first three are the old or sick, they give the pace to all the pack. If it had been the other way around they would have been left behind, losing contact with the pack. In case of an ambush they would be sacrificed.

Then come five strong ones, the front line, after them comes the rest of the pack. Then we have the five strongest that follow.

Lastly, alone, The Alpha controls everything from the rear. In that position the Alpha Wolf can see everything and decide the direction, as he sees all the pack. There are as many Alpha Male as Alpha Female wolves.

PS. There is nothing to debunk here, it's simply a wonderful metaphor! Something that can improve Ms and Mr Everyone's life!

07/10/2017

This is a wonderful conservation moment:

http://m.sfgate.com/science/article/Wolf-family-sprouts-in-Lassen-National-Forest-11268765.php

Trail cameras in Lassen National Forest have confirmed that a female gray wolf collared by wildlife biologists has given birth to three puppies, only the second family of the revered predators in California in nearly a century. The 75-pound female was captured in Lassen County on Friday after 12 day...

07/10/2017

The Second Wolf-Pack in California is establishing itself. A great moment conservancy. http://www.sfgate.com/science/article/Wolf-family-sprouts-in-Lassen-National-Forest-11268765.php

02/12/2017

http://www.latimes.com/world/la-fg-whales-new-zealand-20170212-story.html

Whale lovers in New Zealand finally got some good news on Sunday after more than 200 stranded whales managed to refloat themselves overnight and swim away, while volunteers managed to save another 17 whales at high tide.

12/12/2016

Amazing Creatures.

http://worldofanimals.org/2016/03/28/arctic-wolves-howling-a-beautiful-song/?src=ggn_50582&t=syn

Three beautiful wolves were lying together in the snow when a man captured this stunning moment.

08/16/2016

Our Mission: Protect these extraordinary creatures that are wolves