Habitat Loss in Nature
The habitat of a plant, animal or human is loosely defined as the area in which they survive. When one or more parts of this area is destroyed, the …
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How to Obtain a Degree in Meteorology
This article details what a degree in meteorology entails and it also offers insight on meteorology employment.
Continue ReadingLearn About Porcupines: Habitat, Diet, Reproduction & Behavior of These Spiny Creatures
This article details the life of porcupines. It discusses what they eat, mating, habitat and behavior.
Continue ReadingNature Activities for Kids in the Winter Months
It is frigid outside and the wind is blowing. The best bet is to keep the kids inside where they won’t get sick, right? Wrong. Winter is an ideal time …
Continue ReadingSocial Behavior of Gorillas: A Look into this Ape's Family & Social Structure
A brief look at the social structure and behavior of gorillas.
Continue ReadingWhat Is Meteorology? Learn the Different Types of Meterology & Why They Are Important
Meteorology isn’t just about forecasting the weather so you’ll know how to dress the next day. It’s also about studying cycles, …
Continue ReadingWhite Possum: Possible Extinction due to Global Warming
Scientist fear that global warming has taken its first victim: the timid furry white possum of Daintree, Austrialia. Could a slight change in …
Continue ReadingAir Quality Testing
Air quality testing is more important today than ever before. Discover how it’s done and why it matters.
Continue ReadingHow Sea Slugs Use the Sun's Energy in Plant Like Ways
How sea slugs stole photosynthesis from plants
Continue ReadingAlabama Nature and Ecology Issues: Reclaiming a State's Rich Biodiversity
From mollusks to freshwater fish, Alabama has one of the highest levels of biodiversity in the U.S.
Continue ReadingChristmas Tree Waste
You’ve probably heard some people suggest using live Christmas trees as the centerpiece of your holiday decorations is bad for the environment.
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