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The Ecology Of The Rainforest
The rainforest is found in the tropical and subtropical parts of the world. There is still so much we do not understand about the rainforest, but unfortunately the quest to make money from these forests through deforestation and other short term profit making ventures threatens the knowledge.
The Sounds of Hummingbirds
While in flight, at the nectar feeder, fending off intruders, or enjoying a rain shower on a hot summer day, Ruby-Throated Hummingbirds constantly communicate and vocalize. Listen and you will begin to hear your hummers with different ears.
Who Will Bury The Last Tiger?
A simple yet disturbing question. Still, with the tiger plummeting toward extinction, it is one our grandchildren may be left to answer.
Get Rid of Rodents Naturally by Attracting Owls to Your Backyard
Beautiful, elegant and intelligent, owls are also very efficient at reducing rodent populations. That makes them a gardener's best friend. Learn how easy it is to attract these amazing and helpful birds to your own backyard.
Briar Patches Are for the Birds
That's right--they love them! Plant even a small briar patch and you're almost guaranteed to see birds that have never visited your yard before. There's a large variety of berry plants from which to choose, including thornless. Plant enough bushes for you and your backyard birds to enjoy.
Choosing the Best Environmental Assessment Course
Deciding on what environmental assessment course is best for you to take is really a function of what your goals are. For those still in college and into the natural and social sciences, they should pick the entry level courses in environmental risk assessment courses while trying to get involved in research projects to see if this is the field that they would like to pursue.
Asiatic Lions: Conservation Success and Conflict
When most of us think or hear of lions we think of the African continent; where else do lions roam? In past centuries they covered most of Africa and from Greece to the southern Black Sea, throughout the Middle East and the Arabian Peninsula, and into northeast India. They had quite a large range and enjoyed the role of apex predator across it for many centuries. Today the Asiatic lion is only found in the Gir Forest of Western India, where their conservation clashes with Maldhari tribesmen in the form of forced displacement. Finding common for both Maldhari and lions could ensure both futures.
Different Styles of Bird Feeders
Attracting birds to the backyard with a feeder gives the perfect opportunity to observe the local species up close. A bird feeder comes in different sizes and styles to help attract the various types of bird species. Feeders are especially helpful in the winter period when snow or other poor conditions can make it difficult for birds to feed.
Keeping the Zoo for All
Many organizations rely on the generosity of others for support. This article discusses the importance of maintaining our zoos for the benefit of future generations.
Little Girls, Community Cats, And Roast Beef
If birds are dying, don't blame cats. Blame cherries.
Rhinos Under Threat
Years of successful efforts to conserve the rhino have been undone virtually overnight. This beautiful animal is now under threat as never before. This article describes what is causing the crisis, what is being done to address it and prospects for the future.
Chiriakhana [The Zoo]
It is disgusting attitude of some men who derive immense pleasure at tormenting caged animals. Interred for life is bad enough, but having to put up with constant harassment from viewing public is patently unfair. It is time we cared for our fellow creatures. Let freedom rule.
What Do You Call A Honey Bees House?
A honey bees house is an enclosed naturally occurring or artificial structure where the bees of the genus Apis dwell and raise their pupae. A man-made or artificial structure created for domesticated honeybees is known as a beehive. The place where beekeepers keep these beehives is called an apiary or a bee yard. Of all the 44 subspecies of honeybees, only Apis cerana (eastern honeybee) and Apis mellifera (western honeybee) are domesticated by humans. Built similar to the perennial nest occupied by colonies of honeybees in the wild, an artificial beehive consists of a specific matrix of hexagonal cells made of beeswax, known as honeycombs. These cells are used by bees to store pollen and honey ( their source of food) and to house their eggs, larvae and pupae. The purpose of a man-made beehive is the production of honey and the pollination of crops in a nearby or distant area, because it is easily transported.
Fascinating Facts About The Honey Bee Brain
Almost no other insect has helped humans as much as the honey bee has and continues to do. For hundreds of years, beekeepers have raised them, harvested their wonderful sweet honey, and relied on them to pollinate various crops. Did you know that honey bees actually pollinate nearly one-third of the food crops in the world?
Saving The World's Dolphins From Extinction
Several species of dolphin are now on the endangered species list, largely due to reasons associated with human activity. The dolphin population has decreased dramatically in recent years.
Saving India's Endangered Species
The situation for many animal species in India is serious. A great number of them are highly endangered.
Migratory Birds - Their Built-In GPS Systems, and Heads Up Displays
If you love the wild birds like I do, you look forward to their arrival every spring. I've always wondered just exactly how they find their way back here without getting lost or ending up right back where they started. Now scientists have unlocked at least a couple of their amazing navigational secrets.
3 Amazing Dinosaurs: Tyrannosaurus Rex, Triceratops and Stegosaurus
This article focuses on 3 of the most well-known dinosaurs that continue to fascinate both children and adults, namely Tyrannosaurus rex, Triceratops and Stegosaurus. Discover some amazing facts about this dinosaur "trio".
A Study of the Marine Life on the Galapagos Islands
The Galapagos Islands are the perfect paradise to explore, not only as a family vacation, but as a learning experience. The creatures here - on the land, in the air, and in the water - are amazing. Many of them lack the natural fear of humans, making them easy to photograph and study.
A Study of the Land Animals on the Galapagos Islands
The Galapagos Islands are volcanic island paradise, ideal to visit on vacation or as a way to learn more about the unique wildlife of the islands. The animals here - on the land, in the air, and in the water - are thoroughly remarkable. Since many lack the innate fear of humans, they are easy to photograph and study. The following article discusses the varied land animals that can be found in this beautiful region of the South Pacific.
A Study of the Birds on the Galapagos Islands
The Galapagos Islands are an archipelago that consists of volcanic rock, sparkling lagoons, and unique wildlife. Visitors to the island come not only to relax and vacation, but also to explore the animals, learn about them, and photograph them. The animals here - on the land, in the air, and in the water - are unlike anywhere else in the world.
Study Wildlife Management Online To Improve Your Career
Careers in wildlife management offer the opportunity to work with different types of animals in numerous possible ways. Jobs in this particular industry focus mainly on the care of wild animals in captivity and more importantly of those found in their natural habitat. However, the positions will depend on the person's level of experience and education.
How You Can Encourage Birds Into Your Garden
Any garden, regardless of its structuring, design and content, can benefit from the introduction of new wildlife. Encouraging birds into the garden is a fun, simple, and satisfying pastime. Read on to discover some of the easiest ways to attract them.
What Not to Feed Garden Birds
Feeding birds might be fun, but many forget they can have quite sensitive diets. Some feeds are inadvisable, ranging from un-nutritional to downright dangerous. Read on to find out what they are.
Breeding Season - What to Feed Birds?
Although they need less food during the spring, breeding season is still a nutritionally important time for garden birds. The needs of them and their young must be taken into account, so read on to find out just what to feed your garden birds.
Bird Baths in the Winter?
It sounds a little silly, putting bird baths out in the winter. But the truth of the matter is, the birds would really appreciate it if you did. A heated one, please. Depending on where you live and the winter season you are having will determine if the bird bath needs to be heated or not. When I say heated, I mean only heated enough to keep the water in the bird bath from freezing.
Conserving The Endangered Aplomado Falcon
The Northern Aplomado Falcon is a beautiful raptor with a former range including all of South America, Central America, Mexico, and the southwestern United States. It's also critically endangered. That's why Bill Heinrich, Species Restoration Manager for The Peregrine Fund, is working to restore this species to its former U.S. range.
The Decline of British Birds - Migratory Waders
Bird numbers are declining every year. Unfortunately, this isn't simply due to neglect and urbanisation in the UK. Evidence from Guernsey shows migrating birds are being placed at increasing risk.
Helping Out Your Hibernating Wildlife
There's a lot of wildlife seeking a place to rest during the winter, with a good chance some creatures will choose to settle down in your garden. Keep reading for a few ways to help out these vulnerable critters, and keep them happy and healthy for spring.
How to Hire a Professional Wildlife Trapper for Rats, Squirrels or Flying Squirrels
Before hiring someone to trap for squirrels, rats, mice or flying squirrels in your attic take a minute to review this article. Hopefully it will help you to make an informed decision about who to hire so money is not wasted.
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