What is Radioactivity?
Radioactivity is also known as radioactive decay and refers to the process by which an unstable atom loses energy.
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Roopkund: The Mysterious Skeleton Lake Of India
When the snow melts, human remains become clearly visible at the bottom of this Himalayan glacial lake.
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What Are The Differences Between Primary And Secondary Forests?
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Endangered Mammals Of Colombia
Black-headed spider monkeys, Brown spider monkeys, Gorgas's rice rat, and Handley's slender opossum are critically endan
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Endangered Mammals Of Chad
West African Lions, Nubian wild asses, Dama gazelles, and addaxes are all critically endangered in Chad.
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What Is Weathering? How Many Types Of Weathering Processes Are There?
Weathering is an important natural process by which rocks, soils, minerals, etc., are broken down by the various forces of nature.
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The Eruption of Mount St. Helens
The 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens in Washington State, USA, was the most destructive volcanic eruption ever recorded in the United States.
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The Heaviest Living Animals In The Oceans
All Of The World's Heaviest Animals Are Cetaceans, With The Blue Whale Being The Largest Living Animal On Earth.
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The Tallest Mountains In The Alps
Mont Blanc, the tallest Alpine mountain with a height of 4,808 meters, is well known for its spectacular beauty.
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Bolivia's National Parks System
Madidi, near Peru's Manu National Park, is Bolivia's largest national park, while Sajama is the oldest.
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Where Do Jaguars Live?
Jaguars, the third biggest big cat species, inhabit parts of Central and South America, and some regions of southern North America.
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Where Are The Yasawa Islands?
The Yasawa Islands are a volcanic archipelago in western Fiji. Tourism has been a major boost to the local economy since restrictions on such were lifted in 1987.
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The Tallest Mountains In The South American Andes
Mount Aconcagua, the tallest Andean mountain, with a height of 6,962 meters, is one of the Seven Summits of the world.
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Countries With The Highest Solar Water Heating Capacity
China accounts for around 81% of the world market for water collectors, and holds 70% of the global capacity of solar water heating systems.
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Native Amphibians Of China
China's wealth of amphibian species includes the Critically Endangered Amji's Salamander and Vulnerable Yiwu Salamander.
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How Did Kudzu Make It to the United States?
Kudzu is an invasive, slightly herbicide-resistant species within the United States, particularly within the Southern regions.
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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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Mole Salamanders: Animals of North America
Across the North American Great Lakes and Northeast U.S., all-female populations of Ambystoma salamanders can be found.
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Native Reptiles Of Colombia
Magdalena River Turtles on the mainland and Blue Anoles from the island of Gorgona are some of Colombia's rarest reptiles.
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Where Do Sloths Live?
Sloths are inhabitants of Central and South America and are well-known for their apparently slow and lazy gait.
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