Nature

SECRET ABOUT MANY AFRICAN ELEPHANT PASSINGS SOLVED
Secret behind many African elephant passings at long last made sense of. In late August 2020, untamed animals veterinarian, Chris Foggin, was covered up and taking apart an elephant that was thought to have kicked the bucket from Bacillus anthracis when he got a call to say there had been more fatalities. The following day, one more five dead elephants were tracked down in the baking blistering Zimbabwean sun.
By odirile toby sekotswe3 years ago in Earth
Our Planet | Birds Of Paradise
The rainforests of Papua New Guinea and the surrounding islands serve as more than just a haven for diverse wildlife. They also provide the backdrop for a captivating phenomenon in the natural world - the Birds of Paradise. These remarkable birds, adorned with vibrant feathers and engaging courtship rituals, exemplify the remarkable variety and splendor found on our planet.
By AYOUB AOUAR3 years ago in Earth
Tanah Papua: A Paradise for Birds
Title: "Papua's Ecological Riches: A Unique Haven for Biodiversity" Papua, known as Indonesia's poppy land, presents a captivating story as a haven for diverse wildlife, protecting one of the few remaining vast tropical forests worldwide, reminiscent of the Amazon and Congo basins. This lush environment, often referred to as the Earth's lungs, plays a crucial role in supporting life, particularly for the indigenous communities of Papua. With an impressive array of biodiversity, including more than 600 bird species, including the renowned and unique birds of paradise, Papua's diverse geography encompassing coasts, mangroves, forests, and mountains nurtures almost half of Indonesia's biodiversity, cementing its position as an invaluable natural sanctuary.
By AYOUB AOUAR3 years ago in Earth
COP 28 RESULTS: ACCOMPLISHMENTS, FAILURES AND CONTROVERSIES
A couple of weeks ago, I posted some thoughts on the 28th Conference of the Parties on to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP 28). It’s the annual conference to review progress and plan next steps on the climate crisis.
By David Morton Rintoul3 years ago in Earth
The Water
Water: The Essence of Life Introduction Water, a simple molecule consisting of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom, is arguably the most critical substance on Earth. It is the lifeblood of the environment, essential to the survival of all living organisms.
By J. Revs3 years ago in Earth
The Importance of Soil
The Importance of Soil Introduction Soil, often overlooked, is a vital component of our planet’s ecosystem. It plays a crucial role in human survival and environmental well-being. Composed of minerals, organic matter, water, and air, soil is much more than just dirt under our feet.
By J. Revs3 years ago in Earth
The Mariana Trench: The Deepest Depths
The Mariana Trench: The Deepest Depths Introduction The Mariana Trench is the deepest part of the world’s oceans. Located in the western Pacific Ocean, it reaches a maximum-known depth of approximately 36,070 feet (10,994 meters) at a point known as the Challenger Deep.
By J. Revs3 years ago in Earth
Why Desert Golf Courses Are A Thing?
Aerial perspective of Palm Springs, showcasing cities where temperatures soar above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, encircled by a desert landscape. Surprisingly, this barren terrain is interspersed with over a hundred golf courses, creating a stark contrast between vibrant greenery and ornate fountains amidst the arid environment. It's not just California; states like Utah, Nevada, New Mexico, and Arizona also boast numerous golf courses amidst their deserts.
By Girija Devi3 years ago in Earth
Plant for Hussain (A.S)
Introduction: In a world where environmental concerns often take a backseat to other pressing issues, it is refreshing to witness initiatives that merge social responsibility with the religious devotion. "Plant for Hussain" is one such project that was implemented by Be Positive Productions Pvt. Ltd. in collaboration with Share International. This unique endeavor aimed to promote environmental consciousness and foster a sense of stewardship among visitors to Karbala, Rajoya Sadat during the Arbaeen walk Chiniot. By distributing plants and providing plant care guidelines, the project sought to emphasize the significance of preserving the Earth as a sacred act. The support and appreciation received from individuals, local government representatives, and the media have further fueled the project's success and inspired future collaborations.
By Tehreem Ali Malik3 years ago in Earth
Elemental Dive. Content Warning.
Fire and water, two primal elements that have shaped the natural world and profoundly influenced human cultures throughout history. From the flickering flames that provided warmth and protection to the flowing rivers that sustained life, the interplay between fire and water is a dynamic dance that unfolds across landscapes and civilizations. In this exploration, we delve into the multifaceted relationship between fire and water, examining their scientific properties, ecological roles, cultural symbolism, and the profound impact they have on the human experience.
By Akash 3 years ago in Earth
CLOVES
Cloves: Nature's Tiny Titans, Spice Rack Superstars, and Health Helpers in Disguise Cloves, the unassuming brown nubs from the clove tree, pack a punch in the flavor department and beyond. Dive into the captivating world of cloves, uncovering their history, culinary prowess, and surprising health benefits that might just make you rethink that plain old pepper grinder.
By Elizabeth Adie3 years ago in Earth
Myths of surviving
Navigating the perils of survival situations can be a tricky business, and there's a good chance that some of your instincts might lead you astray. Imagine being lost in the Amazon Rainforest or stranded in the Sahara Desert without supplies. You might have some preconceived ideas about how to take care of yourself, but many common survival myths could do more harm than good, potentially leaving you as a pile of bones in a ditch somewhere.
By Līva3 years ago in Earth