Vulture is a bird which we usually associate with something not positive. Well, in figurative or literary terms, that might turn out to be something...
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Sad News, Scientists Have Recently Declared The Majestic Masai Giraffes Endangered
Giraffes are probably one of many species that we don’t list when we talk about endangered species, but apparently they are. The International Union for...
Did You Know? Mesquite Trees Are an Invasive Species Taking Over Africa
Baobab trees in Africa? Yes please! Mesquite trees? No thank you. If these trees helped African environment, then that would be fine. The thing is,...
To Survive Poachers, Elephants Begin to Lose Their Tusks Naturally
We all know that elephant populations suffer a lot because of the insatiable demand of tusks. After years and years of abuse, nature played a...
Elephants Are Serving The Nature, Even After Death Arrives
Being the biggest modern animal to roam on the surface of the earth, elephants play important role in the nature. This is the reason why...
The Toughest Plant On Earth That Grows In The Toughest Area
Namibia is one of the least populated country on earth, second to Mongolia actually, since the southern part of the country is covered by the...
Happy Valentine’s Day! Let’s See, Is Your Chocolate ‘Green’?
Since early February, streets, cafes, and shopping centers are decorated with pink ornaments. Heart-shaped stuffs are also common to be found everywhere, and the reason...
Day Zero: When Water Consumption Results In Military Acts
Earth is indeed covered by water, but the amount of fresh and clean water is not that plenty for every people on earth to taste...
These Three Countries Have High Commitment To The Nature
The beauty and purity of nature may last forever if human kinds are not destroying it selfishly for their own needs. For some people, it...
Strange Thing Happened, Snow Fell On Sahara Desert
If you hear the word ‘Sahara’, what comes to your minds? Hot, dry, inhabitable and lifeless desert? Well, you might be true but apparently the...