Pete Thomas is a journalist/blogger known for his extensive coverage of animal welfare, climate change, and travel. His work often focuses on animal rescue and rehabilitation, animal rights, and the impacts of climate policy, reflecting a deep commitment to environmental issues. He has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, Yahoo News, and USA TODAY.
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Pete Thomas predominantly covers evolving stories and breaking news related to wildlife, animal behavior, nature, hunting, and conservation with a focus on entertainment news. He seems particularly interested in visual content such as videos or raw footage of wildlife-related events.
If you have a visually compelling story related to wildlife encounters or unusual animal behaviors that could be considered entertaining or intriguing for the audience, Pete may be interested in covering it. Consider offering exclusive access to unique events or phenomena occurring within the United States.
Given his focus on local coverage within the United States, pitches should align with this geographic scope.
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Footage shows orca trying to "prey share" with boaters.
Mountain goats in Yellowstone National Park are spotted mostly by folks who know where to look and don't mind spending time scouring distant ridges with binoculars or spotting scopes.
For The Win A guide who specializes in photography tours inside Yellowstone National Park has taken to social media to suggest drastic changes in order to curb speeding and harassment of wildlife.
For The Win Footage showing waves crashing onto a rocky shoreline and nearly engulfing a Pacific Surfliner train in San Clemente, Ca., provides a stark and surreal example of the coastal erosion issue plaguing the region.
Pete Thomas, For The Win Footage showing a mama grizzly bear and cub casually crossing in front of a parked vehicle in Grand Teton National Park was described by tourist Debbie Williams as the "best dashcam video, ever!"
For The Win Last Saturday, we posted about orcas from Mexico killing a large fin whale off San Diego and one orca passing beneath a boat holding whale flesh in its jaws.
For The Win More than 30 orcas were spotted off San Diego on Friday, killing and feasting on a fin whale.
Pete Thomas, For The Win The recent catch of a giant blue marlin off San Pedro, Ca., is yet another striking example of the wild times being had by fishermen off Southern California during an intensifying Super El Niño.
By: Pete Thomas
The recent catch of a giant blue marlin off San Pedro, Ca., is yet another striking example of the wild times being had by fishermen off Southern California during an
Blue marlin are typically encountered 1,000 miles south off Mexico.
