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Ethical Bird Photography: Best Practices for Protecting their Natural Habitat. Top Story - December 2021.
Bird photography is very popular; however, not everyone makes sure to practice ethical bird photography and to protect natural bird habitats. This is something we as mindful wildlife appreciators and photographers must do if we want to continue to engage in bird photography. Ethical bird photography tips aren’t as obvious as they may seem, and few photographers know how to protect birds’ habitats while engaging in bird photography. From photographing at an appropriate distance with the right bird photography lens to not taking your 4WD on your bird photography trip, here are some of the best practices for ethical bird photography and protecting their natural habitat:
By Untamed Photographer4 years ago in Earth
World Soil Day 2021: When And How Is World Soil Day Celebrated? History, Theme, Importance And Slogans
Today, it has become very important to give correct information about soil to the people, that is why in today’s article we are going to give you a very important day dedicated to it, when, why and how World Soil Day is celebrated and its theme. i’m going to tell you about.
By Samachar Khabar News4 years ago in Earth
Smokey Bear was the victim of abuse
Do you remember the scene in the movie KING KONG, where Fay Wray is carried to the top of the Empire State Building? It doesn’t matter if you are thinking of the 1933 original, or the numerous remakes. Fay looks terrified. I wonder if Smokey Bear had some of the same fears as he was plucked from his home and moved across the country. In 1950, he was a 5-pound cub, when a firefighter, about 40 times his size, pulled him from a tree in New Mexico. He was subsequently transported to the National Zoo in Washington DC. There he was conscripted, as the mascot for the longest running public service campaign in American history. Later, to enhance the campaign, he was given a girlfriend. When they failed to produce offspring, they were given a foster cub. One big happy family; behind bars. But I digress.
By Jack Nanuq4 years ago in Earth
The Parfume tree
The parfume of the tree that makes everybody Love you. Do you want a perfume like that? People think love is just all about beautiful feelings its numbers its sensory cells .The whiff the parfume EROS#. It is just one word with a 1000 different meanings .
By Titan Godess4 years ago in Earth
Holding Flippers with a Sea Turtle
When I was eleven, I found myself lying on my stomach on a black sand beach in Hawaii, staring into the wise, old eyes of a massive sea turtle. I lay there for the majority of the afternoon, communing with the creature, and he taught me one of the greatest lessons I've learned in this roller-coaster existence that has been my life.
By Lena Beana4 years ago in Earth
Northern Lights: All Your Questions Answered
Admiring the dancing green Northern Lights in the sky is a magical experience. We’ve seen them during our Ice Diving trips at the White Sea in Russia, during expedition cruises to Greenland and on our voyages through the fjords of Northern Norway. We have gathered some frequently asked questions about this unique natural light show!
By Cindy Page4 years ago in Earth
How were Himalayas formed?
The continuous growth of the Himalayan mountains is due to the Indian tectonic plate moving northward. As these mountains continue to grow and erode at the same time, the net is expected to continue to grow because the Indian plate does not look like it will move anytime soon. The Himalayan region continues to be hit by earthquakes today, and the fact is that the movement of plate tectonics continues, pushing India further north.
By Dipan Pathak4 years ago in Earth
Is Our Planet Already 'Dead' And Tired?
In the no so distant past, the world's billionaires including Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Virgin Atlantic's Richard Brandon traveled to the space to experience how it seems as though to be in the space. Indeed, they had a good time, according to the three tycoons.
By Osei Agyemang4 years ago in Earth
