The Six Species Of Spoonbills
Spoonbills are six species of wading birds that are easily distinguished by their large, flat, spatulate bills.
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Moray Eel Facts - Animals of the Ocean
Moray eels are a large eel species who are found in warm waters throughout the world.
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What is the Fujita Scale?
The Fujita scale is used to measure tornado intensity.
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What is the Saffir-Simpson Scale?
The Saffir-Simpson scale, also known as SSHWS, is used to classify hurricanes and tropical storms.
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Three Species of Phalaropes Living in the World Today
Phalaropes are birds of the family Scolopacidae and genus Phalaropus.
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What is a Carbon Offset?
“Carbon offset” refers to reductions that are made in the emission of greenhouse gasses in an attempt to compensate for other emissions.
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Animals That Live in the Namib Desert
There are a number of animals who live in the Namib Desert.
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Endangered Animals of Bangladesh
The following animals are classified as endangered animals of Bangladesh.
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What Are The Differences Between A Springbok And An Impala?
Both species of herbivores are found in southern parts of Africa and are sometimes difficult to distinguish due to the similar physical appearances.
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Porcupine Facts - Animals of the World
Porcupines are mammals who are unique for for their sharp quills which are used for protection.
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Amur Leopard Facts - Animals of Eurasia
The Amur leopard is one of the most endangered cats in the world.
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Piranha Facts - Animals of South America
Piranhas live in South America and are famous for their menacing teeth.
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What are Benthic Animals?
Benthic animals, sometimes called benthos, refer to organisms who live at the lowest level of a body of water, including an ocean or a lake, sometimes even permanently attached to the bottom.
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What Is Diamond Dust?
Diamond dust is a type of cloud coverage that exists at the ground level.
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Who Will Be Most Affected by Rising Sea Levels?
Rising sea levels are a serious result of climate change. The following are the countries who are most vulnerable to the rising seas.
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What Was the Significance of the Bamako Convention?
The Bamako Convention was signed by a number of African countries, and prohibits the import of waste to their borders.
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Pygmy Falcon facts - Animals of Africa
The pygmy falcon holds the title of the smallest raptor in Africa.
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Animals Who Are Extinct in the Wild
The following animals are listed by the IUCN Red List as being extinct in the wild.
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The Six Ecoregions Of The Sahara Desert
The variations in elevation, temperature, rainfall, and soil divides the Sahara Desert into several distinct ecoregions with distinct communities of plants and animals.
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What are the Alpine Countries of Europe?
According to the Alpine Convention of 1991, eight countries are included as Alpine states.
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