How Many Types Of Camels Live In The World Today?
Three species of camels, including two domesticated species and one wild species, live in the world today.
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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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The 5 Species Of Kiwis Of New Zealand
Kiwi, the national symbol of New Zealand is endemic to the country, and occurs in five distinct species with overlapping or separate ranges.
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The Seven Species Of Sea Turtles Living In The Oceans Of Our Planet
Loggerhead, hawksbill, leatherback, olive ridley, flatback, green, and Kemp's ridley are the seven species of marine turtles found in the oceans of our world.
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The Biodiversity Hotspot of the Atlantic Forest
The Atlantic Forest of South America hosts an incredible diversity of flora and fauna that is facing numerous threats due to human activities in the region.
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The Biodiversity Hotspot of the Cerrado
The Cerrado is an extensive tropical savanna ecoregion of Brazil with a rich collection of endemic flora and fauna in need of immediate protection.
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Green House Gas Emissions By Canadian Province And Territory
Increase in the oil and gas industry for export markets is responsible for Alberta ranking number one in the list.
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Canadian Provinces/Territories By Percentage Of Protected Terrestrial Area
The Canadian provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Yukon, and Ontario have the highest percentage of protected terrestrial area.
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The World's Youngest Island
A volcanic island located off the southern coast of Iceland, Surtsey was formed in a volcanic eruption on November 14, 1963.
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The Biodiversity Hotspot Of The Cape Floristic Region, South Africa
The greatest non-tropical concentration of higher plant species in the world can be found in the biodiversity hotspot of the Cape Floristic Region.
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The Biodiversity Hotspot Of The Valdivian Temperate Rainforest
The Valdivian Temperate Rainforest biodiversity hotspot is famous for its rare and unique collection of flora and fauna that is facing great threat from ongoing human activities in the region.
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The Fastest Melting Glacier In Antarctica
The Pine Island Glacier is the world's fastest melting glacier, and the melting of this glacier accounts for 25% of the ice loss in Antarctica.
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The Three Species Of The Cassowary Bird Living Today
Cssowaries are unique birds known for their dagger-shaped claws, aggressive nature, omnivorous food habit, head casques, and male nesting behavior.
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How Much Has The Sea Level Risen Since 1997?
Global warming triggers sea level rise. This fact becomes clear when we observe the data of sea level rise from 1998 to 2015.
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Megalania - The Largest Terrestrial Lizard That Ever Existed
Megalania, an extinct giant goanna or monitor lizard is the largest terrestrial lizard that ever existed on Earth.
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How Long Does it Take for Garbage to Decompose?
How long garbage spends decomposing in landfills may surprise you.
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Which Snake Has The Longest Fangs And The Highest Venom Yield In The World?
The Gaboon viper living in sub-Saharan Africa has the longest fangs among snakes and also yields the highest amount of venom in a single bite.
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How Many Species Of Flamingos Live In The World?
Flamingos are beautiful birds that can be classified into six species.
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The Unique Parrots Of New Zealand
A number of endemic parrot species inhabit New Zealand including the kea, kakapo, the New Zealand kaka, and more.
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What Is An Ecosystem Engineer?
Any organism that creates, alters, maintains, repairs, or destroys a habitat is known as an ecosystem engineer.
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