Nature

The Call of the Arbor
All the forest creatures received the message at the same time. The fairies, sprites, pixies, and the Earth guardians. The flying squirrels, long-tailed monkeys, and tree-top ravens.
By Joanna benn5 years ago in Earth
Top three destinations for Pakistan of 2022
Pakistan was well known for terrorism before. People from worldwide countries afford to have toured over here. The journey from terrorists towards tourists is very difficult. but, now many countries are facing towards Pakistan due to its nature, cultures of different cities, hospitality, rituals, dinning. People are not able to come here to see mountains and valleys. but, are impressed by the people who treat them well. Now I am trying to tell you about some famous areas that are well known for their beauty of greenery and valleys. It is the best holiday destination of 2020. It is the 23rd largest country. According to population, it is the 5th country. A tourist must tour areas like Hunza, swat valley, Kaghan, Skardu, Muree, Nathiya Gali, and many more. People of Pakistan are proud to be Pakistanis and have such blessings which are not present anywhere in the world. Tourists, histologists, neurologists, archeologists should come here to overview the places.
By muqeet5 years ago in Earth
Fish Kill Cover-Up
This story is the tenth installment of a Vocal creators collaborative calling attention to a crisis facing the entire planet-plastics in the ocean. Here is the previous story, The Tale of Eco The Dolphin by Josephine Mason. While the following story is an extrapolated, fictionalized account, the science is very real. The sources I used are listed at the end of this story.
By J. Delaney-Howe5 years ago in Earth
Edible and Inedible Mushrooms
Cases of intoxication with inedible mushrooms have become more frequent in recent years, so we need to sound the alarm in this case.
By Jacqueline Hackett5 years ago in Earth
How Are The Phases Of The Moon Influencing The Plants
The Moon is said to influence plant growth, but most believe it is just a superstition. Should we organize our garden activities according to the selenium phases? Hard to say.
By Devon Ahmed5 years ago in Earth
The Season of the Spider is my Reason to Move to Antarctica
Trigger warning: This article is about spiders! Arachnophobia is one of the most common phobias in the world, but if this is something you are currently struggling with please don’t read any further...
By Trisha Dunbar5 years ago in Earth
Truth or Trend: Is Bamboo Sustainable?
In South-East Asia, bamboo is known as "green steel." It has made its way into every area of our lives, including the furniture and textiles we use. A recent American study estimated that the global bamboo market would reach $53.3 billion in 2020 and reach $82.9 billion by 2028. But can bamboo be considered sustainable? While many manufacturers claim that the wood is environmentally friendly, the actual material can be toxic and contain high levels of pesticides.
By Saving5 years ago in Earth
8 Benefits of Houseplants
Whether you are an active person, always divided between office, outings, and important meetings, or you are a woman in love with the privacy of your home and you prefer to enjoy more free time spent in the privacy of your own home, it is very important that the environment to give your home what you are looking for, that is, relaxation, peace of mind, to help you recharge your batteries and to be able to focus on your daily challenges.
By Carren Sanders5 years ago in Earth
Nature Can Be a Mother When She’s Angry
Hurricanes, atmospheric rivers, tornados, wildfires, floods, droughts, polar vortex, failed and destroyed crops and similar events appear to be increasing on our planet. Added to pandemics, diseases, cancers and infections that are evolving to be more resistant to our treatments. Why is this all happening? From a scientific position many point to climate change to blame for some of these, others believe technology and mankind’s altering and polluting of the planet has influenced some other of these troubles. I say overpopulation.
By Doug Caldwell5 years ago in Earth
Why You Can No Longer Appreciate The Stars
Let's create a scenario. One summer night, you want to chill and read under the cover of the night's sky. You gather up your things and go outside. You are expecting to look up and see the stars but no. There is none. Not even little specs of stars right above. There is just blackness, nothing to gaze to. At least the moon is still there right?
By Sharing Randomly5 years ago in Earth
Ranking the Birds in My Garden
It’s cold. It’s wet. It’s muddy. Sun is a vague memory. Most of the interesting birds have flapped off to somewhere less miserable for the winter, and I don’t blame them.
By Alex Cooper5 years ago in Earth
Source, Migration And Toxicology Of Microplastics In Soil
These findings underscore the need to focus on further research into the potential dangers associated with the presence of MNP contaminants in the root zone, plant invasion, or adverse effects on the soil microbiome. Indeed, levels of microplastic pollution in the soil near various landfills can be an important research topic that needs to be considered. Lack of adequate systems for integrating landfills or faulty / waste landfills in different countries can cause environmental problems due to the reduction of leachate, which carries small plastics made of plastic waste into the ground.
By Oli5 years ago in Earth