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Commotion in the Ocean
What’s all the commotion?! I heard yelled out from miles of ocean. I began to survey the area, but it was too late; I was already in the throes of a giant web of plastic engulfing me and hundreds of others in its wake. It all happened so fast – before I knew it, my body was pressed up against scales and netting and the pressure was getting unbearable. I thrashed to break free, but my tail was caught. I was expending energy fast. Although I couldn’t see a thing, I could feel us all rising to the surface. My body began to tighten. “This is it,” I thought.
By Ren Slater4 years ago in Earth
The Land of Mist
"The only hope I had left was the mist of the forest." It was the summer of 2017 and the helicopter was taking off from the East side of Maui nearing Hana. We were flown in pairs as we worked our way down the mountain of Haleakala, tackling aliens that invaded our forest. There were all sorts of weird strange lifeforms that invaded our home, some were twiggy and full of thorns, one species in particular had spiked berries hanging onto everything that it touched. One thing that they all had in common was their overdrive to take over our sacred home. By the time we landed, we split taking different paths to clear more ground, for the first time have I never wanted to be alone.
By Lycettiana Kahaialii 4 years ago in Earth
A Talking Owl Saves His Homeland
Once upon a time, a talking owl named Oscar lived in the forest. Oscar was not like any other owl, as he had the unique ability to speak the language of humans. Oscar was born with this language skill, and he always knew that he was different from the other animals in the forest. Oscar could communicate with animals in their language and also speak to humans whenever needed.
By Grace Kusta Nasralla4 years ago in Earth
Paws, Claws & Culture
Paws, Claws & Culture : Prologue The sun is just beginning to rise over the lush forests of Corbett National Park, casting a warm golden glow on the landscape. The air is crisp and cool, and the forest is alive with the sounds of birds and animals stirring from their slumber. A herd of deer grazes peacefully in a clearing, while a pair of langurs playfully chases each other through the trees.
By Paras kapoor 4 years ago in Earth
Climate change
Climate change refers to the long-term shift in global weather patterns that is mainly caused by human activities such as burning fossil fuels, deforestation, and industrial processes. Climate change is a complex and multifaceted issue that affects every aspect of our lives, from the food we eat to the air we breathe.
By Tarek Fahmi 4 years ago in Earth
Snow Days
Kids enjoy snow days because they get to stay home and be safe. They get to stay in bed longer and stay warm indoors. Winter’s biggest inconvenience is snowfall. No doubt about it. Slippery roads, delayed school openings and school closures. Snowplows on the move getting the snow out the way to clear the roads. Snow can easily turn to ice, which can be very problematic. People walking on sidewalks can slip and fall. There’s nothing like snows day.
By BigSteff SA4 years ago in Earth
The Future on Your Wrist: Exploring the Capabilities and Benefits of Smartwatches
Smart watches have become increasingly popular in recent years due to their convenience and ability to integrate with other smart devices. Here are some of the key reasons why smart watches are important:
By Tugrul Ertugrul4 years ago in Earth
Laws of Attraction is Magical!!
In the early morning light, at the base of a majestic mountain, a group of individuals gathered to attend a workshop on the Laws of Attraction. They came from different walks of life, but they all had one thing in common: a desire to manifest their dreams and create the life they truly wanted.
By Arun Kumar4 years ago in Earth
Save 70% Of Power Bills With A New Energy System
The Infinite Energy System Are you sick of seeing such hefty electricity bills every month? Do you wish you could conserve the environment and make some savings? You're in luck, then! You can cut your carbon footprint and save up to 70% on your electricity bill by making a few easy changes. In this post, we'll look at some actual cases of people who made these adjustments and experienced significant cost reductions.
By John Robert4 years ago in Earth
