The Daily Populous

Center For Great Apes :: Bubbles

In such a bright limelight, it's no surprise that Bubbles soon gained fame—and many adoring fans—of his own.

When he was only four years old, he went to Japan on a promotional tour with Jackson.

Both Bubbles and Sam arrived at the Center for Great Apes in March 2005 with a large group of chimpanzees, all from the entertainment world.

A number of photos of Michael with either Max or A.J. are all titled "Bubbles."

One of them was eventually sold to a zoo in Korea; the other was shipped to a breeding farm in Kansas.

However, Michael did not include Bubbles in his will, as some erroneous news stories have claimed.

As a result, we must continually raise funds from our supporters to provide care for Bubbles. »

Malaria: Kenya, Ghana and Malawi get first vaccine

Authored by bbc.com

The world's first vaccine against malaria will be introduced in three countries - Ghana, Kenya and Malawi - starting in 2018.

It is why the WHO is running pilots in three countries to see if a full malaria vaccine programme could be started.

Dr Matshidiso Moeti, the WHO regional director for Africa, said: "The prospect of a malaria vaccine is great news. »

46 Countries Offer Free Contraceptives for Their Citizens. Some of These Include: China, India, Iraq, France, U.K., Germany, Algeria, Uganda – Notably Absent: The U.S.

Authored by powtoday.com

There are at least 46 countries where oral contraceptives are available for free to all women, not just those with a financial need.

Of course, the major issue is that the United States does not appear on the list.

The richest country on Earth does not want to provide birth control for its citizens regardless of need. »

Unroll.me head 'heartbroken' that users found out it sells their inbox data

Authored by theguardian.com

Founded in 2011, the free web service allows users to unsubscribe en masse from mailing lists, newsletters and other email annoyances.

To do so, it requires access to the users’ inboxes, and permission from them to scan the data for unsubscribe links.

But following an acquisition by shopping app Slice in 2014, Unroll.me developed a side-business: selling aggregated data about users to the very apps they were unsubscribing from. »

Author and conservationist Kuki Gallmann shot in Kenya

Authored by denverpost.com

NAIROBI, Kenya — The Italian-born author and conservationist Kuki Gallmann was shot at her Kenyan ranch and airlifted for treatment after herders invaded in search of pasture to save their animals from drought, officials said Sunday.

After the attack, the rangers transported her to a location where she could be airlifted to Nanyuki town, Evans said.

On Sunday night, Evans said Gallmann was in stable condition after surgery but had serious injuries. »