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by Roger Munns - 2007-11-23
The Arctic tundra may soon see a second visit from Prince Albert of Monaco. A Russian news agency announced in October that Albert II intends to visit the North Pole in a Russian airship next spring. ...
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by Michele De Capitani - 2007-11-08
Difatti, l'inquinamento acustico è un problema che affligge la vita moderna. Cantieri, aeroporti, locali notturni, industria pesante, traffico mettono a dura prova nervi e timpani di oltre 40 milioni...
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by Jimmy Cox - 2007-11-01
North, South, East or West - no matter where you live - there are evergreens for every garden. The luxuriance of their foliage, the different shades of green, their variety of forms, textures, and hei...
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by Madison Greene - 2007-10-19
There is nothing I love more than to hike through the woods or up a mountain. However, I certainly don't like the blisters on my feet that can be caused by cheap or old hiking boots. If you are planni...
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by Roger Munns - 2007-10-14
Global warming and rising tea temperatures aren't playing to the script that environment campaigner Prince Albert of Monaco might have expected, according to recently released figures.Since becoming S...
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by Nikki Fox - 2007-09-05
There have been many myths about spiders that have propogated through the ages. Here I will explain the truth with regards to the ten most popular spider myths.Myth 1: The daddy-longlegs has the world...
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by Prof.dr. Ibrahim Khalil - 2007-08-07
Before dealing with the topic of the Spider in Quran versus Bible versus sciences, it is essential to remember that the total words of the Bible are 788,280 while total words of the Quran are 77,473. ...
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by Prof.dr. Ibrahim Khalil - 2007-08-07
Before dealing with the topic of the Fly in Quran versus Bible versus sciences, it is essential to remember that the total words of the Bible are 788,280 while total words of the Quran are 77,473. It ...
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by Nikki Fox - 2007-08-06
The order Araneae (spiders) is traditionally divided into three divisions:1) Mesothelae (also known as the Liphistomorpha). These normally have a narrow sternum and always have 4 pairs of spinnerets2)...
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by Nikki Fox - 2007-08-06
Spiders are normally thought of by humans as scary beasts that serve no other purpose than to frighten the living daylights out of us. Well, ok, they control the fly and insect population as well I su...
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by Nikki Fox - 2007-08-03
Tarantulas, or Theraphosids have recently become relatively familiar creatures in Europe and the North America. However, despite our familiarity with these large relatively harmless spiders, they are ...
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by Nikki Fox - 2007-08-03
Spiders are living animals and they therefore need to eat just as you and I need to eat. Because spiders are predatory animals eating means first catching some other living animal. Most spiders are no...
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by MIKE SELVON - 2007-07-28
National parks are wonderful resources. In this era of constant deforestation and construction, national parks offer a bit of a respite. These federally protected areas are good for the environment an...
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by MIKE SELVON - 2007-07-26
When it comes to national parks recreation camping, there is more than just bringing a sleeping bag and tent to the great outdoors. The most successful camping trips are well-planned, as it takes quit...
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by Jack Deal - 2007-07-26
All three of these are true; I couldn't have made them up. I was an eye witness to all three and even ate some of number three. If you are a little queasy, you might want to read these accounts a...
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by Bob Jent - 2007-07-20
Understanding the different types of coal involves first developing a basic understanding of how coal forms within the earth. The types of coal are differentiated by specific properties which result f...
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by Bob Jent - 2007-07-20
Coal is a resource produced deep within the earth over millions of years, and mined for the energy stored within it. Coal is a fossil fuel, meaning it formed from the remains of organic matter which w...
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by Prof.dr. Ibrahim Khalil - 2007-07-13
The Rabbit in the Bible:RABBITS ERRONEOUSLY CALLED RUMINANTS IN THE BIBLEThe rabbits are mentioned in the Old Testament in Leviticus 11 and Deuteronomy 14. The rabbit does not mentioned in the New Te...
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by Howard G Charing - 2007-07-03
My experience working with shamans in preparing Pusangas (which normally is prepared away from their clients so it was a privilege to be invited to participate in the preparation) showed me that far f...
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by Mitch Endick - 2007-07-03
Considered to be pests by many folks, bats do hold a special and beneficial place in the ecosystem. When bats are nesting in your home them bat control is important and natural bat control is even bet...
