Nature

7 Unusual Flower Species in India!
There is no limit in describing the varieties found in trees, plants, flowers, creatures, etc. for a specific country, as there are unlimited wonders all around the world!
By Shiwangi dwivedi5 years ago in Earth
The Logistics
As many reasons as there are to kill yourself, there are just as many reasons to fake your own death. The reason is the easiest part. Pick one. Losing your job, losing your lover, losing the cap to the toothpaste; they’re all extremely valid reasons to disappear. The why isn't the hard part, the hard part is the where, when, and how. Truly, planning how to kill yourself is certainly more difficult than actually killing yourself. Whether you’re preparing for a wedding or a suicide; the logistics will always be the death of you.
By shiv5 years ago in Earth
Plastic Pollution In Aquatic Systems May Triple By 2040
A new study shows that implementing an eight-step system to change the system could reduce plastic pollution by 80% and save the government $ 70 billion at a current value between 2021 and 204014, enough to make the necessary changes. The report found that real government and industry commitments could reduce the price of plastic at sea by 7% by 2040. It has implemented a new economic model that measures the potential amount of plastic in the ocean under six conditions.
By Bal Sawn5 years ago in Earth
7 Most Stunning Trees- you have ever seen!
“Trees are poems that the earth writes upon the sky.” — Kahlil Gibran The simplest way to feel the amazing beauty of the world is to explore the trees around us! Trees are the first thing that comes to our mind when we talk about nature. There are so many different varieties, species, colours, shapes and sizes. So, have a look at the 7 most stunning trees around the world:
By Shiwangi dwivedi5 years ago in Earth
Does Life And Our World Have A Purpose?
Purpose of our life our existence? Do we have any significance in this cosmos or we are here accidentally? Let's take a look at it
By Jay Bauri5 years ago in Earth
Emotional hiking experience.
From my hike on Sunday Nov 7 at Wright county trail. The birds are chirping as I crept along slowly. Stalking my imaginary prey this fine fall morning. The air has a bit of a bite and the clouds are dripping now. The smell of the forest lingers in my nostrils as I joyously walk and am amazed.
By Kevin Grose5 years ago in Earth
Saving Sebastion
I love laying in the Sun when the rain stops, it's always so cloudy and drizzling rain. Why does it have to always be gloomy? aked Carito as she brushed back long beautiful pale blue hair.
By Cyndi Ramsey Jamerson5 years ago in Earth
The Macaw Save of Cold Cave
The Macaw Save at Cold Cave The Scarlet Macaw shares freedom's flight Dr. Meera Mukul, was standing on her balcony of the Humanisi hotel, in Stann Creek Belize, and made an announcement to the invisible.
By Zel Harrison5 years ago in Earth
The Scarlet Macaw
Splendid and spectacular - embodiment of grace, Colorful and powerful - they occupy a space Above the rank and file of birds.
By Linda Rivenbark5 years ago in Earth
The Voice of Nature
A moist, Brazilian grove nestled in the shade of the canopy of cathedral like, five hundred year old Dinizia Excelsa’s. At eighty-eight metres, they were easily the tallest rainforest trees that kissed a twisting ridge that provided shade to a valley near Curuná-una, near one of the upper reaches of the Amazon.
By Peter Dennis5 years ago in Earth
Heartbreak At Hobbiton
Sitting high up in the horizon skies over Hamilton, New Zealand, I watch over the gathering of my subject, Earthling Seth, and his family and friends. They reside in a cozy, large bungalow heated by a fireplace. The bungalow was surrounded by trees, with morning winter fog rising from the Waikato River.
By Ebony Burns5 years ago in Earth
THE SCARLET MACAW
John and Karen met while working for the same travel magazine in New York. Both were photographers assigned to documenting exotic animals in their natural habitats. What started off as a friendship with mutual interests quickly turned to romance. They now lived together in an upscale loft in New York City. Rarely did they get to work on the same assignment together, so they jumped at the chance when an editor asked them to travel to Belize to photograph the endangered Scarlet Macaw. Karen was thrilled beyond her wildest imagination for the opportunity to visit this enchanted land.
By Lisa Brasher5 years ago in Earth