Nature

My First Winter
A Winter Wonderland is something that for me was real only in pictures, I had never seen snow before, I read about it in Snow White, and from my aunt who lived in the states, but I had never seen and hoped that one day I would see it.
By Claudia Rodriguez4 years ago in Earth
Pollution and Human Relationship
In a unique study that included tests on the toxicity of particulates, toxic substances, and greenhouse gases that put people at risk of toxic waste, lead researcher Drew Richard Marcantonio of the University of Notre Dame, who will be a doctorate in humanities, Sean. Princeton and Agustin Fuentes of the University of Notre Dame have found a strong and important relationship between the distribution of global climate and the dangers of toxic pollution. In other words, countries most at risk of the effects of climate change are those countries with the highest risk of toxic air pollution, i.e. In the first study of its kind which included testing both the risk of toxic particles and non-toxic emissions, greenhouse gas researchers Fielder, Debra Javeline (Princeton) and Agustin Fuentes (Notre Dame) have found a strong and important relationship between global warming and the dangers of toxic pollution.
By Bikram Gaihre4 years ago in Earth
Natural Biodiversity
On November 11, 2018, I got an opportunity to visit the gallery face to face and see a portion of the displayed things that I track down, the most particular. While I was wholly restricted on schedule, my visit was decreased to seeing the Hall of Biodiversity, Irma and Paul Milstein Family Hall of Ocean Life, and the display of reptiles and creatures of land and water. Even though it was just a minor piece of the historical center antiquities, my insight into living things occupying the planet was extended, causing me to understand the significance of biodiversity and consider upgrading the presentations.
By Anshgptx4 years ago in Earth
The Border Between
From spring, to summer, through fall. We live in our world, and you live in yours, but our two worlds are not separate, not by far. It may seem as so, from the veiled line which separates us, but only those who venture closer, know the truth; that during this time of year, it is not yet a barrier, but a border that you are free to cross whenever.
By Anabeth Conatts4 years ago in Earth
An air pocket of air allows a few reptiles to inhale submerged
Some little reptiles have a newly discovered superpower. They can rebreathe breathed out air submerged. They do it by catching the air in an air pocket on their noses, another investigation shows.
By Mashud M Alfoyez 4 years ago in Earth
Do animals laugh and play?
Snickering together is a significant way for individuals to associate and bond. Furthermore, however, the reasons for chuckling can shift generally across people and gatherings, the sound of a snicker is typically unmistakable between individuals having a place with various societies.
By Mashud M Alfoyez 4 years ago in Earth
Yellowstone On Fire
My name is Chad I'm a retired Wildland Firefighter, Photographer and Digital Artist. This picture is one of my digital creations and depicts Fire and and can be viewed at my website https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/chad-vidas.
By Chad Vidas4 years ago in Earth
Why Is Forest Mulch Good For Your Trees And Gardens
Mulch comprises wooden branches, leaves, twigs, grass snippets, paper, agricultural compost, dried flowers, seeds, and any other organic material that speeds up the growth of your trees and provides insulation to their roots as well. Mulch in the right quantity can also ensure that the right amount of water and nutrients reach your trees so that you can ensure their optimal growth and health.
By James Allen4 years ago in Earth
World Mosquito Day 2021: Theme, Quotes, Essay, History, Slogans
How Mosquito Day started history First of all, it should be known that Mosquito Day (World Mosquito Day 2021) was not named to tell mosquitoes to be good, but was kept so that on this day it can be told how dangerous these mosquitoes are for us. Mosquitoes are carriers of many diseases. Today, people take many measures to avoid mosquito because they know that a small mosquito can put a person to death, but there was a time when mosquitoes remained a kind of mystery. People were unaware of how dangerous this tiny mosquito could be.
By Fresh News India4 years ago in Earth
Unexpected Aftermath
In my back garden stands a lone tree. Nothing too special, just your standard tree. No one really thought anything of it, after all, what can you really do with a tree? Of course we love it to a certain degree, it has been a staple of the garden for nineteen years, yet it took that same amount of time before we put it to any good use. Naturally, that ‘use’ I’m referring to is as a place for birds.
By Alice Farmer4 years ago in Earth
Dead Sea
Some researchers fear that the addition of Red Sea water could increase the risk of drowning. Purified water can dissolve salts stored along the coast, or it can seep into rivers and streams, speeding up the fall.
By Shreya Poudel4 years ago in Earth
An End
Another week has come to an end and I find that my thoughts have turned to you many times through the week (as they normally do) while I snap away at pictures here and there; pictures I think you might like to see.
By Peg Luby4 years ago in Earth