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Native Amphibians Of Chile

Chile's amphibian biodiversity includes many rare, endemic, and endangered species of frogs and toads.

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Ecological Regions In Chad

Chad's environment varies from wet savannas and grasslands to the arid outer reaches of the Sahara Desert.

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Amphibians Of Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia's oases and coastal and riverine wetlands house a unique mix of frogs and toads.

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Native Reptiles Of France

A look at some of France's most notable reptiles, from the Alps to the coasts to the island of Corsica.

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Ecological Regions Of South Africa

From mountain highlands to forests to savannas to sub-Antarctic tundra on Prince Edward Island, South Africa is a truly biodiverse nation.

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Native Reptiles Of Sudan

Sudan's varied ecosystems provide habitats for many lizards, snakes, and turtles.

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Longest Rivers In Kenya

The Tana is the longest river wholly within Kenya. The country is also one of the 11 sharing the waters of the Nile.

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Major Rivers Of Azerbaijan

The Tartar River is the longest wholly in Azerbaijan when including the autonomous Nagorno-Karabakh region.

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Native Birds Of Libya

Libya's deserts and Mediterranean coastlines house several hundred species of birds.

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Is DDT Still Being Used?

DDT use was popular as a form of insecticide up until the 1960s until speculation emerged about the safety of its usage.

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Native Plants Of Mongolia

Mongolia shares much of its native flora with Russia, China, and the Korean Peninsula.

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Where Does Mount Tyree Rise?

The second tallest mountain in Antarctica, Mount Tyree rises to 15,919 feet in the Sentinel Mountain Range.

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Where Does Mount Shinn Rise?

The third tallest mountain in Antarctica, Mount Shinn rises to 15,292 feet in the Sentinel Mountain Range.

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