Ocelot Facts: Animals of North America
An Ocelot can down prey much larger than itself, and, across much of its range, this once "Vulnerable" wild cat now has a thriving population.
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Hen Harrier Facts - Animals of North America
Hen harriers are at risk of losing much of their natural habitats to human activities in Eurasia and North America alike.
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Blue-Footed Booby Facts: Animals of North America
This bird's blue feet make it appear as peculiar as a creature out of 'Alice in Wonderland'.
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Wallaby Facts: Animals of Oceania
Despite the cute appearance of young Wallabies, these are not very social animals.
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Southwest African Lion Facts: Animals of Africa
Also called the Katanga Lion, these giant social felines are facing increasing pressures from encroaching human populations today.
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Canadian Lynx Facts
The Canadian Lynx is more adapted to cold climes and a more ferocious hunter than its feral feline counterpart, the Bobcat.
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Sea Otter Facts: Animals of the Oceans
Ocean-dwelling Sea Otters are less stocky than their riverine Otter counterparts.
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Eurasian Wolf Facts: Animals of Europe
Sometimes referred to as the "Common wolf", this canine is to be found throughout much of Russia and Northern and Eastern Europe.
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Largest Hydroelectric Power Plants In The World
Ranked in terms of installed electricity generation capacity, China has 4 of the top 10.
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Countries With The Most Threatened Mammal Species
Human population growth and reckless economic development activities have left Indonesia well ahead of the rest of the world in this field.
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Countries With The Most Threatened Plant Species
As human activities come into conflict with biodiversity both on the mainland and on islands, Ecuador now has 1,848 threatened plant species, per IUCN data.
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Epochs In World History Since The Extinction Of The Dinosaurs
Since the Late Cretaceous Extinction events, we have seen the rise of man and mammals to dominate the earth.
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Eons In Earth's Geological Record
In this article, we take a look back into the Earth's geological history. Waaaaaaaaaaaay back!
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Countries With The Most Threatened Fish Species
With the US and Mexico at 1st and 3rd, respectively, much work needs to be done to ensure the integrity of North America's aquatic ecosystems.
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Geological Eras In World History
Catastrophically devastating events set the boundaries between many of these Eras.
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Largest Geothermal Power Plants In The World
Ranked in terms of electricity generation capacity, these plants make the best of the earth's warm subterranean gifts.
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The Parana River
In the South American nations of Brazil, Argentina, & Paraguay, the Parana courses for a total of 3,032 miles.
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Where Does Kangchenjunga Rise?
Situated at 28,169 feet in the Himalayas along the Nepalese-Indian border is Kangchenjunga.
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The Slave River
The Slave River in Canada flows for 270 miles, starting in Alberta and then running into the Northwest Territories' Great Slave Lake.
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The Peace River
The Peace River flows for 1,195 miles in the Canadian Provinces of British Columbia and Alberta.
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