Biodiversity or biological diversity is the living fabric of our planet that adds colour to the world for us to soothe our eyes with. It is the cornerstone of the stability of worldwide ecosystems that makes survival possible, protecting us from disasters, regulating climate, and providing us with every little Read more…
“Save the bees; they help to keep the world sweet.” Who are Bees? Bees are flying insects that collect nectar and pollen. They belong to the class Insecta, order Hymenoptera, and Superfamily Apoidea including the familiar honeybee (Apis) and bumblebee (Bombus and Psithyrus) as well as thousands more wasplike and fly-like bees. Read more…
Who are migratory birds? Avian migration is a natural process, whereby different birds fly over distances of hundreds and thousands of kilometers in order to find the best ecological conditions and habitats for feeding, breeding, and raising their young. Arctic tern, Blackpoll warbler, Greater flamingo, Great white pelican, Red knot, Read more…
For generations, humans have been fascinated by Zebras. Mostly due to their distinctive black and white stripes, which are intricately designed. The Zebra’s stripes are a representation of balance and harmony in various cultures, such as Native American Shamanism. Zebras are members of the family Equidae and are related to Read more…
We don’t need to time travel to 2050 to imagine the impact of climate change. The air quality would have depleted so much that one wouldn’t be able to walk out of the house without an air-filtration mask. All living creatures would be plagued by extreme heat waves now and Read more…
Planet Earth has given rise to a diverse array of animals who have adapted in extraordinary ways to survive the harshness of the wilderness. Throughout eons, natural selection has worked on different animal populations and has allowed many species to go extinct while allowing others to survive. The same natural Read more…
As everyone knows Hiking is one of the most popular hobbies in the world. According to the Statista Research Department, close to 59 million people in the United States participated in hiking activities at least once in 2021. Apart from hiking, there are so many other mountain-related activities in the Read more…
“Land is not merely soil, it is a fountain of energy flowing through a circuit of soils, plants and animals.” – Aldo Leopold, Author, philosopher, scientist, and conservationist Did you know that there are more living organisms in a spoonful of soil than people on Earth? Soil is generally famous Read more…
Have you ever been asked the question, “If you could go back in time, what would you change?” Perhaps you’d seek to right wrongs, or mend a past relationship. Or maybe, to see someone who is not there anymore for one last time. Moving out from a personal scope though, Read more…
The cheetah is the swiftest land mammal on the planet. A cheetah can reach 60 miles per hour from zero in just three seconds, with acceleration that would blow most cars away. Although they can only maintain that speed for about 30 seconds, wild cheetahs are thought to be able Read more…