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Are you planning to go for a walk with your dog? Thing twice if the trail leads into a conserved area. Dogs are the closest companions to humans amongst all animals, yet these loyal friends have emerged from wolves, one of the most competent predators in.
An archaeologically rich, Mediterranean area in Libya might just be the next hot ecotourism destination. Saif Al Islam Gadafi, the son of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi has recently unveiled a £1.5bn ($3bn) sustainable development plan which is y
The role of tourism in wildlife conservation is well known. Armed with cameras, tourists are now shooting Sri Lanka’s elephants and bringing them back from the verge of extinction.
The elephant orphanage at Pinnawela in Sri Lanka is breeding...
The discovery of a vast and thickening web with million of spiders found in the North Texas, Lake Tawakoni State park has sparked a debate amongst scientists and visitors. The web which spread across miles has a lot of trees covered and is so thick...
Denali National Park is a six-million acre land that is crowned with awe-inspiring beauty. With magnificent Mt. McKinley, the park is one of Alaska's most popular tourist destinations. It is one of the world's last great frontiers for wilderness...
For the very first time the stunning antiques, the Acropolis statues will be shifted from their original site to the specially built new musuem about 400 meters away from the original place.
During the first week of October, the Culture Minister...
Ice thawing at the poles has been a big concern for scientists especially for the last decade - considering it a serious symptom of global warming, leaving the coastal regions at the risk of sinking under the seas and the polar animals' going...
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Prehistoric organic goo, Global warming, Mammoth dung, Climate change, Arctic tundra, Thawing permafrost, Frozen permafrost, Carbon dioxide emissions, Dormant microbes, Methane emission, Travel
The oldest painting in the world was unearthed underground in Syria by French archaeologists. The 11,000 yr old two square-meter painting that dates back to 9,000 BC is surprisingly modernistic with red, black and white squares all over.
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Golden eagles soaring high in a secluded glen, osprey fishing over picturesque lochs, crested tits and crossbills flitting amongst caledonian pines, red deer on the hillside, red squirrels in the forests and much more!
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I'm sure you all have the impression that otters known for their shyness are really shy. If yes, I want to tell you that you are wrong. On rare occasions, while on Shetland Isle which is one of the best places in Europe for watching otters in the...
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